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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23
 DRUGGED AND ROBBED.
An Arizona Man Gets Into Undesirable
 Company.
& E Chronicle

Henry s. Karan, man from Arizona started out last night to see the town, His tour of sight seeing came to a sudden end about Il 20 p. m. in a wine cellar at the corner of Broadway and Montgomery streets. There he fell in with a trio of hard cases who filled him up on drugged wine and proceeded to rob him of all lie possessed. As the men came out of the cellar Officers Reynolds and Donelan, who were near by, suspected something wrong and on investigation they found the Arizona man flat on his back and as helpless as child. They arrested Peter Pesol the proprietor of the mill, Joseph Busch alias Skinner and Joseph Fareni. Karan was carried to the city prison and the prisoners were conveyed there and charged with robbery. Karan claims to have been robbed of 5000. The officers found only a few dollars on their cap tives.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23
A Solemn Tact.
Prescott Courier.

Taxpayers of Arizona think they could get along easier if they did not have to pay a commissioner of immigration, a geologist, attorney general, board of equalization, superintendent of public in struction, adjutant, editors of organs and other pensioners upon their labor and bounty, in the selection of whom they have no voice, as all were appointed by a governor who was named at Washing ton
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23
Battle of Gettysburg" "

The celebrated Panorama of the Battle of Gettysburg and and Museum, corner Market and and 10th streets, San Fran ciseo is a wonderful entertainment. There is nothing like it on the Pacific Coast. To describe it is impossible. You are almost compelled to believe you are in the midst of battle, but free from danger. There IS fine Museum attached toit free to Panorama patrons, of Live Animals, Electricity, Monograph and Magic Lantern entertainments. When visiting San Francisco be sure and see 1t.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23
| Good Appointment.
Tucson star

Yesterday Miss Loretta Lowell received a letter from Mr, Wm. Zeckendorf, one of the commissioners to the Worlds Fair from Arizona, conveying to her the pleas ant intelligence of her appointment as commissioner from Arizona for the wO- mans department of the Worlds Fair. This appointment was made at the re- quest of the citizens of Tucson, who will appre ciate Mir. Ieckendor's prompt Te- sponse to their request. Miss Lowell will reflect honor upon herself and the terri tory in the discharge of the duties her appointment will require of her. The l Star in common with Miss Lovell's many friends congratulates her upon her good | fortune
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23
Notice to inc Public.

I NOTICE BY A PUBLISHED ADVERTISE \ ment in this paper that William II Suther- land, Admimistrator to the Estate of James Doug lass deceased, offers for sale lots and portions the N. W 1 of Sec. l Tp. D S. Re E., adjoining the town of Florence. I have a contest pending 1n the General Land Office at Washington D e against said land, and hereby notify all persons against purchasing said property as no legal title can be given until said contest is finally deter mined. JOHN RUCKFI SHA USFN
 FLORENCE, Arizona, July, 1890.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23
On thc Road to Globe.
Corr Tucson Citizen.


 After resting day in Florence | took stage at p. m. for Riverside and Globe, the first being IS miles out being night, very little can be seen. but we feel the continual motion of the stage, for we are passing through the mountains and it is up. up. we go for few miles. and then at breallneck speed we descend. Arriving at Riverside at D. m, and after short stay are on the road again. We cross the Gila river at this point and then com mences tho ascent through the Mescal mountains. Before many miles are pass ed we see the gradual breaking of day and looking around us we see the country through which we are passing, a con tinous roll of wild mountain ranges, and uncultivated, but beautiful valleys before our eyes all the time Several ranches are passed on tho way, and before long we arrive at Pioneer, for breakfast and a short rest, for the next five or ten miles will be very steep. Pioneer is now a des- ted mining camp, where excitement ran high not many years ago. Rich silver mines are still tO be found here, and to- day there are several miners chOIiding aud they are making big wages at it, some making as high as 9 and 30 dollars a day. All ready to start and we grad ually make ascent for it is q continuous mp grade until we reach the summit of the Pinal mountains of 7,000 feet above l the level of the sea. We have hardly time feast our eyes on the panorama before us when we start t0 descend and here we find an entire change oi scenery, for on the Globe side the Finals are covered with a dense growth ef pine and oak. lt is a beautiful trip througl the trees, cool and pleasant, and going al a rapid rate We pass many teams on the road for many people are going to Globe At 2 D. m. we arrive a little worn out aftel a 70 miles trip, but not much the wors, for wear
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23


 THE San Francisco Chronicle publishes the result of an interview with Mir Kessler of that city, expressing q decided doubt about the value of the great onyx quarry at Big Bug Arizona, recently bonded at a good round price. MT Kess- Ter is the owner of the only onyx quarry in California and his opinion upon the quality of stone produced by it's formida- ble compciit0r should be received with a due degree oi allowance, particularly as he has never examined the stone. The wish is likely father to the thought in his expression that the Big Bug quarry is probably pctriGcd wood, but the huge ! slabs of onyx quarrod out from the i'm meuse body of solid stone is sufficient to rerule that charge even though its ;ruC character had not been satisfactorily de tcrmined by competent judges. In the same article the Chronicle says "What is known as onyx in commerce IS ear bouate Of lime deposited by water, identi cal in composition but not in formation with marble. It is known to mineralo gists as aragonito. It is formed verl rapidly. In the State Mineral Museum there k 8 specimen formed in two-incl iron pipe on tine Comstock that almos completely fills the pipe. Another speci men was taken from q square woodeI drain on the Comstock, and is three fourlhs of an inch thick on all four side of what was the drainbox. Still anothe specimen is on piece of board whic lay in water in an abandoned mine fo several years. It is nearly an inch thick This so called onyx is nearly as soft a
 marble, but when polished is almos transparent and streaked with iron am other mineral The genuine onxy is
 species of agate, the hardest form c
 quartz It is in layers of different colori , which gives it special value for cameo for which it is largely used"
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23
Republican County Convention.

DY ORDER OF THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY D Central Committee, the Republicans of the various precincts of Pinal County are requested to hold primary elections on Saturday the 18th day of September, 1890, for the purpose of elect ing delegates to county convention to be held at Florence on the 20th day of September 1890.
 The basis of representation will be one dele gate to each precinct and one additional dele eral election for representatives to the legisla. ture.
 The various precincts are entitled to the follow i1snr tatff
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23

SILVER is climbing uR the scale in price and has reached Sl.20 per ounce. It is confidently believed that 1t will reach a parity with gold in a very short time This good news will inspire the miners of Arizona to better efforts in the production of the white metal.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23
Preecott's Progress.
rrescntt Innrnnl-Miner.


 The now brick building erected by !. l.. Fisher is completed and occupied. Mcchamcs are putting the finishing touches on inc addition tO the Pioneer Hotel and tO L. A. Rogers new brick, and the latter will be occupied in very short time, while work Is progressing rapidly on the Burke Hickey building, and they expect to have it completed and opened as a first class hotel not later than the 18th of October. In addition to these more substantial improvements in the business part of the town, the south side Of the plaza has received the addition of stable, corral, and a two story building | ua,d ae d etua.c -oiicc.- and A. 5- CloUgh | has erected a two-story building on Mon | te2uma street, while several new resi- 1 dencrs have been erected in various parts l of the town and several thousand dollars l have been expended in improving others making better showing this season in | the way of improvements for Prescott l than for any season for years. In addi- | tion tO those under way or already com plctcd are several others contemplated | among which may be mentioned a large brick buildmgs gshortly to be erected by San 1 Hill. an the west side of the plaza The 1 building will be 90 feet long by 50 wide | A new bricl, is also talked of on the east side of the plaza. It is also announced that J. G. Campbell will erect fine rcsi dence in the northern part of town on { lot that he has already improved. Perle, Smith is negotiating for the building of ; new residence in the south part of town | while F. M. Tackett has the frame wOrl already up for a residence i'll that part 0 | town.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23

PRESCOTT is rapidly becoming one of the thrilticst towns in Arizona IL car ries an air of solidity and permanence that inspires confidence in a visitor to it's negotiable gates, and 1t is one of the most pleasantly located towns in the ter ritory. lis commercial advantages en- able its merchants to carry large stocks or goods aud the only complaint heard upon it's streets was the lack of adequate banking facilities, the present institution not being held in high favor by all the people, who want competitor in this line.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23
|" All Run Down"

Expresses dangerous condition we often get into, from overwork, sickness, or even un- known causes. But it should be immediately overcome by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla which will dispel that tired feeling, revive the declining powers, restore the appetite and vitalize the impoverished blood. If you decide try Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be induced to buy any other preparation.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23

TuE strike of the employees of the New York Central and Hudson system of rail roads is assuming a phase that promises serious complications. The strike origin ated from the dischape of certain employ es belonging to the Knights of Labor and Che question at issue is the cause of of their dismissal The Knights claim that it was because of their connection with the organization, while the railroad officials say it was based upon specific charges The railroad officials decline to permit an investigation and refuse to sub- init the matter to arbitration, hence thc Knights espouse the cause of their mem bers and will probably order a general strike upon all connecting lines that re- ceive business from these systems. Just where the matter will end is beyond the possibility of conjecture at this time
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23

THE White Gaps have formed SO strong an organization in some portions of New Mexico that the best efforts of the civil authorities seem almost powellcss to cope with them. Governor Prince is taking steps to apprehend the offenders and may find it necessary to call upon the mil tia to assist the civil officers. Tho White Caps are running affairs in their neigh. borhood to suit themselves; they destroy fences, eviet settlers, banish those they dislike, intimidate laborers and even dc not hesitate to commit murder wher 1t better subserves their purpose. It i likely there will be trouble and, possibly bloodshed, in extirpating this lawless band, but it will be accomplished, ever if the military arm of the government ii required to assist in the operation
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23

TIE price of beef cattle is steadily ad- vancing and with the present promise of range forage the siochmen will begin to realize something on their herds It was a long lane but the turn is reached
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23

iT is pleasant to sec the whole people of Arizona, irrespective of partisan ailili- ation, united upon one point the ap- ponlmcnt of Ed w. Wells as the fourth Justice of Supreme court Such unan- imiiy of sentiment is indeed remarkable and it is 8 testimonial of the sterling worth Of that gentleman that he is iusti- fled in esteeming fur above the honors of thot exalted position.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23

THE democratic delegation to Che terri torial convention from Coclisc county have been instructed to support Mark Smith for nomination as Delegate to Con- gress.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23

TnE headquarters of the department of Arizona are now at Santa Fc, New MeM- co. The active operations of the troops of this department are confined princ- pally to Arizona and the headquarters should naturally bc located within this Territory Whipple Barracks, at Pres colt, is one of the most desirable military posts in the department and should by all means be it's headquaders
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23

TIE American hog has become the sub iect of n large volume of diplomatic cor respondence, but from the nature of the animal he is bound to monopolize all the public attention there in insight He ap- pears at his best in a Pullman car, occu. pying with the numerous appendagcs of his anatomy, whole section.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23
ous precincts are entitled to the follow

The test required to entitle person to vote shall be an affirmative answer to the question: Are you Republican By order of the Repub- lican County Central Committee
 GEO E. EVANS, CHAS. HOLBORN, Chairman
 SpprataTv
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23

THE Tombstone Prospeetor states that a Flaestalf preacher works in a saw-mill durmg the secular days and breaches on sunday thereby laboring three hundred and sixty five days in year. What will his pillow be when his pilgrimage of life is ondcd2
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23

H1HMf\\o of choice leather, hand sew llnItiEIUU ed. Saddles of all kinds.
 F.J. VALlESCUSA Tucson Ariz.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23

A splendid lot of footwear has just been opened at Wildman & Cos. Call and see the new goods.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23

The Lemon Hotel at Phenix is con- ducted by Mrs. $. c. Drew, who invites all her friends to call when in Phenix. *
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23

TuE delegates from Pinalcounty to the republican territorial convention will represent no faction Of that party, but state thot they will cndeayor to act for the best interests of the party.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23
Wanted.

DERMANENT RENTER FOR THE RIVER l land Farm, between town and the bridge Good terms for capable and equipped farmers.
 .E. F. KELLNER, Globe, Ariz
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23

Fine line Of wooIen oversbirts, marked very low at Wildman X Co.'S.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23

THE action taken by the General Land Office in regard to the reservation of all arid lands under the law of October l. 1883, completely stops all further settle ment in the portion of the west SO disig- mated, and all entries made since the pas sage of that net are null and void and of no effect whatever. This is not only a hardships upon those who have taken up lands in good faith, but il is gross injustice to the great west and is a com plete embargo upon it's further growth and development Our statesmen who profess to know no North, no South. mo East, no West, have apparently received considerable enlightenment respecting the three first mentioned points of the compass, but rcmmn in dense ignorance regarding the last Open the doors tc the honest settlers and let them work out among themselves the problem ol the reclamation of the deserts and the country will prosper.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23

T'HE pheuiX Republican reads its party a severe lecture on the diascutions with in ita ranls but conveniently loses sight of the fact that Che party was solid and harmonious io the core until the very men whose spokesman the Republican is. attempted to rule or ruin it Tue oslab- lishment Of personal organ for this pur- pose, and the boast that the old and stanch party press was to be "downed," together with sundry vicious attacks through it's columns upon Che most prominent and influential men of the party, fully prove the insincerty of pur- pose of those now clamoring go loud for harmony. It's lashmay urge on a few of the patient chatiols to help bear the heavy burden it attempts to place upon thc shoulders of the republican party, but we greatly mistake the temper of the bet ter element Of the party i' they suffer themselves Co De led into an important Campaign Handicapped with such u load They will deserve and receive tho con tempt of every good republican for iheiT cowardice in the laco of dangcr, and who can hope for victory under such circum stanccsY The Governor and his organ should first sct,on example Of harmony by unloing their past sins against the party and then seek reconciliation in e acontrite spirit, before reading tho loyal element lesson on political duty.
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