Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21
CHA COUNTY.
BUDGET OF INTERESTING NEWS
 ITEMS.
Marriage of Commodore Hunting for kid---ChanEs of Stage Manage ment---New Sheriff Appoint
 ed---Other News.

Married in Globe, June 14th, at the residence of the bride, across the creek, by Justice Atkins, Washington Patrick Blair, more familiarity known by his alias, George" P Blair, to "Mollie" Marsh who is also familiarity known 'Tis said that marriages are made in Heaven, but not always so The one here referred to germinated on terra frma "They no sooner met, but they looked; no sooner look ed but the loved; sooner loved, but they sighed no sooner sighed, but they asked one another the reason" Hence it was that the silken cord which binds two willing hearts was looped in true lovers knot.
 The Belt is informed that the mili- tary authorities are making a most determined effort to capture Kid and his band, who are supposed to be hid ing somewhere in the mountains in Southeastern Arizona Troops and scouts from every post in Southern Arizona are on the lookout for them. If they make move itis svery prob able that they will be captured. Secret service men are out in all directions.
 July lst will witness a change of contracts ia carrying daily mail from Florence to Globe. MT. Eugene Mid dleton, present carrier, who has the contract for carrying Wells, Fargo X Co.'S express freight, will remain on the road, making three round trips a week, arriving in Globe, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, return trips Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. He is prepared to carry passengers in covered coaches.
 The bond of J. H. Thompson, the recently appointed Sheriff of Gila county, has been approved. He will take the requisite oath upon his re- turn to Globe from the northwestern part of the county, and enter upon the duties of the office. We feel war ranted in saying he will render eff cient service in the position assigned him.
 The Globe postmaster Is in receipt of the mail schedule on the Florence and Globe route, to go into effect July 1st proximn, The hour of depart ure from Globe is l2 o'clock nl., and from Florence ? p. m., although these hours may be changed to correspond with the time of arrival of trains at Casa Grande.
 Captain Chiquito, who has been liv- ing near old Camp Grant, is now in hiding and it is shrewdly suspected has allied his precariOus life with that of the notorious Kid, whose life, if caught, is not worth a pinch of snuff. They are being vigorously looked after by numerous troop.
 The family of E. o. Kennedy who have resided continuously in Globe for thirteen years, departed the pres ent week for Pinal. They are desira- ble citizens. Globe will miss their genial presence. MT. Kennedy now fills responsible position with the Reymert Mining Company.
 A till-tapper, named O'Brien, who was caught in the act, in consequence of his intended victim refusing to prosecute, was given the privilege of NlHS boWH Dy iooI anu N"lACl 9 line. He went and did not stand up on the order of his going,
 Three hundred and sixty head of beef cattle, purchased by George Frisk from Messrs Mills, Flippin and Webb, of Tonto and Salt River, passed through Globe on Monday en route to Wilcox.
 E. H. Cook is in receipt of the watch which was taken from the person of Sheriff Reynolds by Indians who killed him. Apparently the watch has not been damaged beyond the breaking of the handspring.
 The telegraphic line from Fort Apache to Holbrook on the Atlantic and Pacific railroad gives Globe an- other outlet, by wire, via San Carlos and Fort Apache, with Western Union lines.