Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-02-08
MORALES.
THE CYST OF LOCAL NEWS ABOUT
 THE LINE CITY.
Death of a Daughter of Capt. Mix---A
 General Resume Ofthe News Along the ROrder.

Death of a Daughter of Capt. Mix---A
 General Resume of the News Along
 the Border.
 INogales Herald
 George Reagan, who came over from Washington Camp thls week. says that camp is just now bristllng with life and prosperity. The com pany which recently purchased the Hensley group of mines have forty five men at work in the Bonanza mlne and work is being prosecuted with yigor, large quantities of ore belng taken out daily. There are about l5o men at work in the camp, including carpenters, teamsters, laborers etc., and genuine boom prevails.
 P. T. Bowling thinks market could be found for the excellent quall- ty of building stone to be had Tn great abundance in this vicinity, and he thinks there would be money in quar- ryiag, cutting and shipping it. Farmers in the vicinity Of Nogales are planting great many fruit trees this season. This is as it should be for this is prominently a fruit coun- try and there is no reason why we should not raise fruit to supply the home demand and to ship.
 The funeral of the little daughter of Capt. and Mrs. l.. w. Mix last Sun day was largely attended and the services were conducted at the grave by Rev. R. T. Liston, of Trinity Con gregational church. It was the first interment in the Odd Fellows ceme- tery.
 Boss Levin, of Tucson, will run the ice works at Hermosillo and a brewery in connection herewith. He will open an office at Guaymas also and expects to infuse considerable life into business centers down that way.
 Deputy Collector Wilson has had lively time this week firing contra band Chinamen back across the Mexl can line. He has been so busy at Il that he feels the necessity of some sort of a patent, self-adjusting, auto matic kicker.
 Mai. Read expects his mill machln , cry in about a week when men Will b' at once put to work and he expects t' ! he milling St. Patrick ore on or befor the first of March.
 I A fence is being put up around tn
 public school building and shade tree
 are to be set out,
 Stages make the trip from Tucso y 10 this city from ' in the morning ti n in the evening.
 Miss Lillie Chenoweth has resume
 her old position in the postoffice an T. succeeds Miss Pearson IS assistar e postmaster.
 l. Guaymas has new paper, L n Cronica, owned by Alfredo D. Velasc'
 A brother of Carlos Velasco of tn It city. It is small but juicy. m l.. Ephraim has been out to h lg Tumacacori mine this week and
 turns highly elated over the immen'
 quantities of rich ore now being take d out. of c. W. Geoghegan is very low vii
 pneumonia in Wheaton, Illinois. b. Last Sunday, MT. Philip Sovereis mt brought up a sack of sample ore, tak'
 from a new mine that he has late 'e discovered about 20 miles east fro ie- Magdalena. The ore IS very rich al fly if the vein holds out upon develo ls- ment. MT. Sovereign and his partn ,r will have a bonanza, in fact. Besid
 this new find, MT. Sovereign IS ru ne ming a tunnel in an abandoned mi i'll that if it meets his expectations cd striking the original vein, it will pro tinoa oud n1OneV well spent.
 Last Monday, Supt. Hoover, of Al Planchas brought in 5lO ounces 'lli silver, 1000 fine. He will ship lal
 amount of concentrates about the ii
 of the month. Mir. Hoover has co in menced working one of the new min of in the Planchas group the "PrC ,or. dencia," the indications showing u
 it contains a large body of first cl ore.
 ner Capt. Glenn and Lieut.. Flipper is turned from Guaymas thls we ter They have been finishing up the
 mess of the Beatty land survey way purchase, in the Altar district, Sc the ra. All that remains now to be dc Irth is the taking possession, which past probably soon take place. ma. Capt. Salazar received, this wee " burro train load of very rich ore fl ous the St. Patrick mine. Major Read
 never "gone back" on Nogales.
 No public school in Arizona Iuh- excel the Nogales school in way ists. beautiful location, clean premises, four the efficit ncy of its officers and te ,ent CTS.
 !. :. MT. Juan Bojorquez, proprietor the "Nogales Bazar" is arranging the put new front on his business r erty. :,
 Joe. Carbon is arranging to | has another residence on north Nc 'nal. avenue.
 ,me- Born to MT. and Mrs. Jno. T. B oo.h wood, January 25th, 1890, daug