Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10
kO&4I LES.
Summary of tho News from the Line City.
Sunday FeTaId

T. Lillie Mercer has been shipping q i lot of cattle this week
 Hon. Fred C. Hughes was married | Wednesday last ill Tucson 10 Miss Eliza Barcelo.
 The first silver brick from the St. Patrick mill was brought in the first of the week, It weighed nearly 500 ounces.
 D. $. McCurdy has gone to Locliel to take charge of the custom house and W. II. Dempsey has gone to the same place to take charge of the post office
 Frank Marsh was stung on the left arm by d scorpion the other day and carried badly swollen limb around for several days. He survived, how ever, but the scorpion didn't.
 A tloater was found in the bay at Guaymas last Sunday. It was the body of man seen to enter a boat with two other men, and the head be ing crushed gave rise to suspicious of q murder
 Geo. P. Seholefeld, who has been appointed storekeeper at the bonded warehouse ln this city, arrived with his family Friday and Is living in the Ellis cottage on north Avery avenue.
 A nervous Mob Hill man stormed around town for two days making preparations to die of smallpox and then suffered the modification Of deteloping q rubust case of seven-year itchl
 Col. Comstock says he has discover ed that there is such a thing as hair seed If this be true we don't know of a man in town who should sow a larger acreage of the new discovery than Col Comstock.
 Sol. Johnson and J. A. Niddlamas have taken q lease on the mine and mill at Fl Plomo, Sonora Ghe mill has ten stamps, the mine is an ex- cellent property and we hope to hear of the boys making big stake They deserve to succeed well.
 Monday night Mexican armed
 with q huge cheese knife went into
 ;t little store kept ny q China boy in
 the south end of Nogales, Mexico, and
 demanded the youthful proprietor's
 money or his life The boy handed
 over some $i0 and after taking some
 canned goods and tobacco the thief
 left Officers are after thebold rObher
 Jay Sullenberger and D. G. Chai-
 mers of Washington Camp were in town yesterday ana stated to
 the Herald that the strike recently
 made in the Duquesne Co.'S Bonanza mine is much larger than was at first expected. The new body Of ore was
 found on the 400ioot level and is re- garded as the largest copper dis
 coyery ever made in the territory. There never was a time in the his tory of Nogales when so many build- ings were in course of construction as now and there never was a time when there was as much work for mechanics
 and labOrers as there is at present. There are no idle men in town except i the gamblers and even the gamblers manage to find some employment oi [ evenings.
 } Record.
 X Col. Comstock and Chas. Smith re : turned from Florence last Saturday 5 The Col. IS very enthusiastic in his r praise of the Florence country and } predicts all the blessings and prosper l ity for the Gilia valley.
 g MT. Hidecker arrived from Saric t Sonora, this week. He has been con . nected with the Guadalupe mining T and mill company for seyera. years :. The mine anI mill is closed down | awaiting the pleasure of would-h( r purchasers. Mir. Hidecker informed r us that times were very quiet in that r section of country, money circulation
 distressingly light
 y Last Saturday Major Read had tn, h pleasure of bringing in and exhibiting c the first silver brick produced by th, }. St. Patrick mill. It contained S0t | ounces. The Major is very enthusias r tie over the result of the first run o e his new mill. Those who have worke, y there and aided in the erection say i
 Is one of the finest and most com ! plcte plants they ever saw.
 r Mir. James Lord, formerly Supt. Q y the Mulatos mines and mill, and con 'f nected with that property for the pas r. fifteen years, passed north last Monla, r. bound Tor San Francisco. He will b 2 absent about four weeks. NIT. Tor, e put up the sixty stamp mill at tin e Mulatos mines, and beginning witt e the Aguayos when they were poor an,
 working only arastras, he has seen tn r. property rapidly develop and the own T, CTS grow rich from the proceeds of th y mine.
 is Mir Chas. s. Cunningham, who i n employed as courier between here am le the Omega mines by the Omega Co o returned from there last Saturday
 He informed us that Messrs. Flov, Il, McMahan, Vim. Miller and-Walke T. had struck rich lead about 90 mile re west oi Bacuachi near the head of tn re Sonora river or about 70 miles east C t Nogales. It is locatel near the ol h Santa Fe" mine, and is said to rul d from 5OO to 3OU0 ounces per ton. Tn y Record IS pleased to hear that th
 boys have bright prospects ahead NJ
 Cunningham also stated that repor
 was circulated out that way that a
 exceedingly rich gold vein had bee
 discovered near Bacuqchi, above tn ul placer diggings, but he conld get n " further particulars,
 The Record does not wish 1t to h i. understood, in speaking of the Terr
 tory, that all legislators are at fault a H. there are many of them that we ar N personally acquainted with and kno, 70 they are and were upright, honorabl ,1 men. But they were in the hopeles
 minority and in consequence were ui
 able to check or change unwis 'o measures that were forced to the iron n and adopted by the majority. 'S Arid Lands. ' 'd A Washington telegram of Apr J ,J 20, says; Tie secretary of the inle ,a ,o for to-day was questioned as to th 'e truth of statements recently mad
 that he was about to order the will oO 1ratuol from, oot,.r of .;