Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-03-08
CHA COUNTY.
THE WEEKLY BUDGET FROM GLOBE
 AND VICINITY.
Serious Accident fin a Mine---Escape of a PrisOner---Pranks of Cupid
 Other Items of Interest.
TSilver Beltl

lSllVef Belt
 A serious accident occurred in the Globe mine, on Thursday, to Benia- min F. Pascoe, who was standing on staging about five feet from the bot tom of the drift, detaching ore over head, when, plank broke, precipitat- ing him from his elevated position, and in the fall sharp instrument Gin mining parlance scraper) entered his person over the collar bone on the right side and ranging obliquely up wards, in front of the windpipe and coming out on the left side of the neck, midway between the windpipe and spinal column. Ben. certainly was most fortunate in escaping sud- den death. He, however, notwith- standing the terrible infliction, is in fair way soon to be himself again. The fear of blood poison, resulting from copper on the scraper, is dis pelled and his recovery is regarded as assured.
 James Clark, for whom a warrant issued from justices court in Casa Grande, was taken in by q deputy Sheriff of Gila county, who being noti- fled by the sheriff of Pinal county to turn him loose upon a promise given that he would return to Florence. Clark promised, and mounted the blackboard for that place. but switched off at the outskirts of Globe, for foot and walkers line, and after footing 1t for six miles he camped with freight CT until the following morning when he avsiled himself of the passing buck board going east, via San Carlos, to Fort Thomas. O. Neil of Graham county was notified that MT. Clark was wanted in Florence and as there is no more lively "Jack Ketch" in Arizona, it is fair to presume that Clark is again in hook.
 The blandishment of love and the light that shone from Miss Grace WestalPs eyes was Frank A. Bennard's hearts undoing. They loved both wisely and well and finding hymen's torch intensified, they responded to cupid's importantly to name a day when their fealty to one another OC lCy LdCOtll' cally answered Sunday. the 21st, in Globe, at Mir and Mrs. J. H. HamilPs residence. Cupid pronouncing his work accomplished, unstrung his bow and Quivered his arrow, and immedi- ately notified the Rev. N. F. Norton that his services would be required to unite the loving pair by silken cord. All parties being on time, happiness was rendered complete.
 Arnold McLane, 8 few days ago, sustained a serious fracture of the femoral bone of the left leg, three OF four inches below the hip joint. It was caused by the seemingly insignificant accident of stepping on loose stone which rolled under MT. McLane's foot and caused him to fall, with the un- fortunate result above stated. Fears were entertained for time that it might become necessary to amputate the limb, but MT. McLene's condition has since improved, and he will prob, ably regain the full use of the injured member.
 The recent protracted rains so soft onoQ the rOduS dS IO stOp IHe llAONC ment of coke and freight teams, and as consequence the Old Dominion Copper Company was obliged to sus pend smelling temporarily. A large number of teams are on the road headed this way, and will begin tc arrive in few days.
 It is reported that seven hundred San Carlos Indians declined to go tC the Agency yesterday and draw ra tions, alleging as reason that the flour and sugar gave them the grippe A number are afflicted, but no deaths are reported to have occurred.
 E. Kenton of Salt River, on Wed
 nesday, reported several cases of scar
 let fever, (pronounced by some scarle tina) and it is feared it may become epidemic. Recent cases are in tn
 families of Mrs. L. R. Medler and W
 T. Gam. The grippe which was prev
 alent there has, in a measure, abated.