Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-12-27

[ pQstmistress for ride t0 Gro. When | the Colonel hired the team he was in- | formed that it was gentle, yet at lords it l would be well to use both han is in driv- ing. All went we'll going oat, but on the return 1t was discovered the river had risen. Nevertheless the colonel drove boldly in, but whether he had the lines firmly grasped in two hands or one his tory does not state. The water got deep- CT and deeper and the fair passenger got wetter and wetter and scareder and scareder. Keep your seat" says the colonel and it will be all right" The plucky p. m. kept seat until the water reached her chin and the wagon tipped over, and then she left it. The colonel was encountered with an overcoat his fair companion with heavy ulster, while lap robes, reins and other material assist ed in tanglinS tnem up. The colonel was equal to the occasion, however, and brought his fair charge safe to land. In due time house was reached and dry raiment secured. The couple reached town that night. none the worse. ex.ern- ally, for the mishap. A call on tie colon el next day discovered him engage1 with burly Ohinanlan who was going over his person with q scrub brush and Pears SOdI'. Ib SSCILS tHC clothes were once black, but tbe involun- tary bath had changed the black from the clothes to his fair skin and the Chinaman had been engaged to laundry the colonel instead of his shirt. Tie Chinaman says hereafter his price is SIP per dozen for such work. An attempt was made to in terview the ?. n. and she was asked If she ever wore black-what do you call ems and what effect cold water had on them, and her reply was. Tt IS too.late in the day to sell money orders."
 The A. o. U. " will give grand bali on the 31st.
 Our school house l7as been thoroughly renovated and is now a respectable look ing building, John O. Murphy put the finishing touches to it and did it we'll Henry Hill has the thanks of the com munity for his efforts as director in mak- ing the improvements.
 Charley Shannon, ex-e1itor, proprietor of the Silver City Sentinel has been here some time attending to his mining af- fairs. He and his uncle of Denver own the celebrated Shannon mine which at one time the Arizona Copper company of fered S40O,000 for. He has force of men at work on it now.
 Miss Lille Arbuckle, a daughter of Henry Arbuclzlo the pioneer locomotive engineer of Arizola, recently came here from Los Ange e, California. on visit to her father and brother. Harry. She will remain until after the holidays when she will return to the city of Angels.
 1 Mrs. T. J. Baker the well and fayorably known hostess has purchased the United atates Hotel and IS now busy attending i to the wants and comfort of her numerous 1 guests Her establishment is well patron ized and she deserves the patronage from the endeavorS she makes to please Der patrons. The United States Hotel like the United States of America is good
 place to stop at.
 Henry Hlll has purchased from Henry Collins the teams that were hauling ore from the Lone Pine mine to the MetcaIi 1 deposit. Mir. Hill is filing MT. Collins contract and his teams Is kept busy. Mir
 Hlll has also sent teams to Carlisle, N. M
 to freight the smelter that had been used
 by the Carlisle mining company and
 which the Detroit mining company has
 purchased.
 Miss Wealthy Davis, sister of Dr. W
 J. Davis passed creditably before the
 Educational Board on examination las.
 week. She now has charge ot the schoo
 at Morenci
 Mining matters never looked better
 Prospects that have been abandoned II
 years gone by have been worked and re
 suits to the satisfaction of those who in
 vested their mite in our section.
 Sam Abraham, the efficient manager O
 Capt. Kelly's saloon has inaugurated
 new drink for the patrons who do no
 indulge in the ardent. It is beef tea Dutehy dishes up the "tay' under th,
 able directions of Dr. Hoxie. The docto
 says that proposals for beef are invited
 which will be opened on the lst proximo
 The doctor i5 of the opinion that te;
 parties will become the rage if the souI
 houses are kept sllsed. A great plac this to have the, soup pumped into you. l-sss --s .s ssssFissas q '..sS.v '.essie- .sr-. Et Bai1eys Nesizs srefganu-- Count, . Arizona, oR Sunday, December. 14tf 1S90 by Justice Barnabe Palm. Hor Joshua K. Bailey to Mrs. Ida A. Ingold. , , Mir. Bailey is one of the pioneers of thi
 county, as well as of the Territory. and i known by nearly all the early settlers He first arrived in Yuma over twent , years ago, and kept several of tue frs stage stations ever established in Ar | zona. He known as Uncle Josh," an I there are few men who have endure more for the settlement and advance ment of this once Apache e-ridden Ian
 than he. and to st and listen to him It 2 count his many thrilling experiences is : pleasure that never grows hresome. Thi
 pioneer Is TOW getting old, considerabl .. over 50, but 1t only recently occurred | n him that if there was blissfui happines . . in matrimonial paths there was no goo
 reason why he should not share it, an
 his thoughts turned to the old home
 Michigan where he had grown into 1aai
 hood; herehe was not long iii finding or
 willing to link her fortunes with him
 his western home. His bride, Mrs. Ingol II belongs to family who were his neigl
 bors and friends in youthful days, befol
 he took up the ox-whip and crosse Il the plains in '49. or soon thereafter. St arrived from the east the day before u r. marriage.
 $ Quite number of friends were prese1 Z to witness the ceremony, MT, Chas. Sol, ' mon and Mir. 1. B. Solomon, Mr. and Mir r Frank Dysart, of Solomonyille; MT. an Il Mrs. D. w. Wiekerham, and Nathan Sol 2 mon, of Bowie Station; Mir. and MT ! Zach Stallings. MT. and Mrs. Cheney, an , others. The Bulletin was unavoidab
 ditSenu. mIS- SOlOlnOn ana her son StOC
 beside the couple during the ceremon Charley holding an American flag abo1 t their heads, An elegant dinner was pa ,, taken of after hearty congratulations ha
 been extended by all the newly wedde
 Mir. Bailey has good home and enoue . cattle on the range to allow him to tai life easy, and we trust his remainir years may he attended with peace ar f1l tJ1n fn o, II monish all old bachelors, of which the ! are many in Arizona, to go and do lik wise.
 r. And, finally, ''Uncle Josh," there's . your good health, and your familys goC e health, and may you all live long al o prosper. r.'-Solomonville Bulletin.