Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-11
CHA COUNTY.
A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS OF THE
 PAST WEEK.
fine Mischief of the Medicine NIen--Maii Route to be Changed-Machinery Arrives for the Old Dominion SmeIters---Good Mining
 NeWs----Other
 News.
Globe silver Belt.

GiODe SllNer BelI.
 The belief i'll the power of medicine 4 men to foretell and hasten miraculous events is inherent ill the Indian. The Cibicu outbreak of Apaches in which Capt. Hentio and several of his troop were murdered, was the result of the teaching of a medicine man, who also promised the Indians to wipe out the whites and restore them to the ownership of the coun | try, but unfortunately for the Indians the medicine man was arrested and while oil his way to Fort Apache the command was fred on by scouts and other Indians | The performer of miracles, by order of Col Carr, was shot, and in order to be out of harms way crawled under pile of pack saddles, and was there finally dis 1 patched.
 E. C. Clement, postoffice inspector, came in Wednesday over the road from Riverside; spent Thursday in Globe and | left Friday morning, via San Carlos, for | Wilcox. After inspecting the Globe post office, he expressed himself well satisfied 1 with the manner in which 1t IS conducted. He was thoroughly disgusted with the ! road from Riverside here, and will prob ably recommend the abandonment of the route to Florence, and an increase to i seven times week on the routes between l Richard S. Sanders, of Globe, and Miss l Lillian M. Howard, of Lynn, Mass, were married at Florence, September 29th. | The affair was of the romantic order, the courtship having been carried on by cor respondence, and the courageous little | lady came all the way from Lynn, Mass, | to Florence, Ariz., to wed her inamorata. | Mir Sanders friends congratulated him on his good fortune, and extend to the happy couple their best wishes for pros porous and happy future.
 Those who saw the two big boilers, weighing 13,000 pounds each, on their way from Wilcox to the Globe copper mine will, doubtless, discredit our state ment that two persons, Mart. Moore and 1 Cal Fair. placed them on wagons for | transportation to their destination. In support of our assertion We will say that Mart Is a man of muscle, has stiff spine, and his assistant IS similarly en- dowed.
 Mart Moore's and Cal Fairs sixteen mule teams in Thursday with two huge boilers and a waterjacket for the Old Dominion Copper Company. The boilers weigh l3000 pounds each and are for the purpose of increasing the pumping capacity at the mine. Owing to the heavy rain Thursday night and yesterday, the boilers could not be hauled up the grade from the smelter to the mine.
 The present wet spell IS very much re- gretted by the copper mining companies of Globe, as it is likely to place temper arv embargo on freighting between Will COX and Globe. The Old Dominion Cop per Company have a considerable supply of coke on hand, and may not suffer any interruption of smelling. The Buffalo company had expected to blow in theil furnace on the 10th inst, and may yet be
 able to do so.
 Joe Henry Is down from Richmond
 Basin, and gives an encouraging report of mining operations at that camp Nearly all the mines are producing some
 ore. and the output of silver promises tC
 be largely increased over that of the past
 several years The road between Globe
 and the Basin has been put in good re
 pair.
 Frank l.. Gates left on Wednesday, stage for San Francisco to be married October 7th, to Miss Anna 5. Collins ot that city. After short stay ln California , Mir. Gates will bring his bride to Globe to reside. His many friends here will ex tend warm welcome to them. The Quartet Mining Go. shipped bal , of builion this week. We understand
 that the recent run of ore from their mine the Loco, was satisfactory. The mill k now running on low grade ore from the
 Rescue mine.
 The big boilers for the Old Dominion Go. will be hauled up the grade from the
 smelter to the hoisting works to-day Mart Moore will superintend the job, ana
 will use thirty animals in his team.
 Born in Pinal, Arizona. Sept. 28th, tc
 the wife of E. O. Kennedy, a daughter.