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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10
Mutual Advantage.
FlagstaT Democrat.

Give us the north and south rail- road, The people of the Salt River valley must have the road. and this section stands in need just as much as tliey. Too many agricultural pro- ductions in the Salt River without 8 market, and this immense forest of fine pine., must have an emporium somewhere. Exchange of the vari- ous comm odities of these two sections, together with the rich mineral pro duets lying between the two sections are ample inducements for the build ing of this road, and it is only ques tion of time till this will be accom- plished.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

It is said that Hon. Alonzo Bailey of Globe will be next Councilman from Gila Mir Bailey is one of na- ture's noblemen, and asi de from his politics we know of no man more worthy of honors in the Territory nor one that will make better Legislator. If Gila must send Democrat she will make no mistake in MT. Bailey.-Phe- nix HeralI
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

Census enumeratOrs are being advised by Supervisor Clark that In dian reservations and military posts will be canvassed by special enmnera- tors, designated by the Superinten- dent at Washington. All Indians not living on reservations will however be included in the regular enumeration. The enumerators appointed for In dian reservations will take both whites and Indians within reservation lines. Regular enumerators will therefore have nothing whatever to do with reservations or military posts.-Jour- nal Miner
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

Col. H. Light returned yesterday from the Gila river. and says that the immense reservoir of the Florence canal will be completed and the water turned in June l. The colonel reports that the grain fields near Casa Grande station are in fine condition, promis- ing a splendid crop. Fruit trees and grape vines are fourisling, and where but a year ago there was a "howling waste" now blooms a fragrant garden. Thus in a few years more all of south ern Arizona will teem with happy homes aud prosperous people. So mote 1t be e!-Star.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10
Enough for All.

The rise in silver will result in great benefit to the people of Arizona, and with statehood looming up in the dis tance, the bright bow of promise is al- luringly near. The men and women of Arizona who have stood steadfast and true to her interests when the horizon was dafkened by fiendish works of Indians, are now beginning to realize the efforts of their labors.
 To that sturdy people much of the progress of this territory is due. They stemmed the tide when 1t required nerve to stand at the helm, and now that the territory is beyond the break CTS out in the smooth sea of prosper ity, we trust that their labors will be appreciated and justice done them.- ! Gazette.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10
Nofice.

To whom it may concern notice is hereby given that have revoked and annulled the power of attorney given by me to Lewis NJ. Wear, of Tucson, on or about April the 18th, to act for mo in any capacity whatsoever.
 REFUGIA WILLIAMS. Tucson. May 9th 1890.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10
New Omcers.

The following are the newly install ed officers of Florence Lodge No. 9, I 0. c. T.
 P. c. T.-J. P. Welles. C. I'M. NJ. Rice. l.. D.-Mrs. S. II. Summers. V. T.-Miss Angie Doran. S.J. T.--Mrs. M. J. Bley. Chap.-Rev. l. r. WhittemOre. Sec'y.--A. Y. Cotton. F. S.-Miss Nettic Bley. Treas-C. F. Palmer. M.-Wm. Taylor.
 D. M-Miss Kate Warner. Guard-Miss Milley Beesley. Senunel-Thos. Rodgers. Organist-Miss Ella Whittemore.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

We are told that the Yuma public school will remain open for at least six weeks more. In view of the fact that many of the schools throughout the Territory are either closed at the present time or soon will be, our coun- ty has sufficient cause for self con gratulation-Times.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10
Fence Wire.

Barbed wire in quantities to suit at l.. W. Blinn Lumber Company's lumber yards at Casa Grande and Florence.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

M. M. Saunders Pony Saloon. None but the celebrated Cntter goods kept. Washington Street, Phenix.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

The two French gentlemen register ed at the Palace are on their way to take possession of the large grant re- gently conceded to them by the Mexi can government, which is in the vi cinity of Bacuache, and runs to the Robbins ranch line. The concession consists of 100000 acres of very fertile and richly mineralized land. They are reticent regarding the movements of the syndicate that is represented by them m-PrOSpector
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

TIE ENTERPRISE has received box of handsome Navel oranges from AL hambra, California, with the compli- menis of Judge J. D. Reymert. They were grown upon his premises and are as handsome and toothsomc as oranges can be.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

Mrs. l.. A. Hawley, Miss Phebe Me Neil, W. C. Truman and Steve Bailey went to Silver King Thursday morning. They will return to-day.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

l. undoubtedly caused by lactid acid in the b.osd This acid attacks the fbrous tissues, anc 'auses the pains and aches in the back shoul lers, knees, ankles, hips and wrists. Thousands f people have found iu foods Sarsaparillas positive cure for rheumatism. This medicine 5 it's purifying action, neutralizes the acidit! the blood. and also builds up and strengthen ,,.rI.co ol.a LlalNr
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

The ladies of the W. C. T. '. will have an opening ot the new reading room near the post-office tonight, and any persons having books of niagazin- es they. wish to donate will be especial ly welcomed.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10
Lucky Numbers.

At the drawing of the Bencfcencia Publca, at the City of Mexico, Mon day, the following drew the first class prizes, telegraphed to s. H. Drachman, general agent for Arizona:
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

W. c. Smith and wife came up from Casa Grande last Saturday. Mir Smith attended the session of the board of supervisors.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

There are strong indications that at least three weddings are set for near future in Florence.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10
w. C. SMITH SINH & co.

from q new shaft at a depth of one hundred feet.
 Mike Nietti and Thomas Moyle are working the Harrison and Morton.
 Joseph Brewster owns an adjoining claim which he is also developing.
 Sam Sands has good property called the Loco, and it's second exten- sion west is being operated by NJ. G.. Galing.
 The old Nugget, the richest chlorid- ing mine in the Basin, and the La Plata belonging to the MacMorris, are idle. The mines have caved and new shafts will be necessary to operate them.
 The SC, the first extension of La Plata, is the mine that H. Risbridger, without any assistance, in 1887, took out $l1 ,000 in five months This was the prodnct of one and one half tons of ore worked in the Centennial mill
 The ore from the Basin is shipped to SocorrO and for the past two years the average output was $20,000 per year. It is believed the present year will increase this product.
 OTHER MINES.
 Simon Billings is working three men on the Old Kentuck mine, about six miles from Globe. The ore is high grade and six tons recently shipped averaged 500 ounces per ton. A car load is now ready for shipment.
 ITEMS.
 The farming industry will this year produce about 700,000 pounds of bar ley, which will bring an average price of F cents per pound.
 Since Tonto Basin was added to Gila county from Yavapai, the stock interests has increased 10 75,000 or 100000 head.
 An enterprising resident of Globe stores Ice during the winter in the Pinal mountains and supplies that town at two cents per pound with this luxury.
 Two saw mills ale located nine miles from Globe, one of which is kept con stanuy at work.
 The road from Riverside 10 Drip ping Springs valley is good, but after leaving that valley for Pioneer, it is filled with loose stones for distance of fully nine miles, making most wretched thoroughfare for travel. The muniiicent sum of $40 was recently appropriated by GiIa county for its repair. The road is disgrace to the county of Gila and reflects no credit on the Board of Supervisors.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

J. s. Hall, Esq, Of the law firm of Stone & Hall. has brought his family, consisting of Mrs. Hall and Miss Pearl their daughter, to Florence to reside. The social circles of the place will wei come them and it is hoped they will find their new home as pleasant in Tea ity.as it has been in anticipation.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

R II. Chamberlain was down from the Rcymcrt mines last Tuesday.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

Shields & Price have been ellarg- ing their meat market and putting in new floor They now possess am pie accommodation for their large business.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

NJ. Gervais Esq, came up from Tue son Thursday and spent q day in town
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

Judge W. II. Benson has gone to Seattle, Washington, on business He will return in few weeks.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

Supervisor E. W. Childs returned to his home at Aravaipa last Monday
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

Fred A. Admas returned from his san Francisco trip on Tuesday even ing.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

Lessons in eloculion, including the Delsarte system of physical expression, will be given by Miss Warren. Cor ger Fourth and Bailey Street.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

The new maps of Cochise county are about ready for shipment from Chicago where they are in course of publication. They will be the most accurate and valuable productions of the kind ever turned out of any coun- ty in the Territory, and reflect credit upon the practical knowledge of Coun- ty Surveyor Howe, on the subject of the typographical make up of our county. Every ranch, mining camp, mountain, valley, stream and cross road will be marked upon the map Prospector
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

Louisiana State Lottery tickets can be had of s. II. Drachman, agent at Tucson. He is also agent for Arizona of the Lottery of the BeneGcencia Publica, of the city of Mexico, a sound and honorable institution. Prizes paid in United States money. Write for circulars. If
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

Inquiries from the outside conccn- ing this section are constantly increas- ing. The capabilities of Yuma county are fast becoming known and the time is near at hand when the settle mcnt of our wonderfully rich lands will for rapidity. exceed the most san guine expectations of those interested in it's wcliare.-Yuma Times.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10
Militia Company.

The following is the organization and muster roll of the new militia company of Florence:
 A. J. Doran, Captain.
 W. W. Porter, lst Lieutenant. Wm F. Guild, 2nd Lieutenant. A. s. Adler Surgeon.
 J. D. Thomas, 1st Sergeant.
 c. W. Lemon, Sergeant
 w. P. Eaton, Musician.
 T. l.. Stoulier, Musician.
 PRIvATEs. W. F. Miller. r. B. MalGonado. Hinson Thomas. Sidney Bartleson. r. F. White. Gail A. Swan. w. C. Truman. j. G. Keating. w. Y. Price. J. W. Harrington. A. K. Hitchcock. G. G. Gonzalez. NJ. NJ. Rice. II. V. Jackson. Y. l.. Power A. G. Williams. Nj. w. Harler. Matt Cavaness. l.. K. Drais. Geo. W, Campbell. w. P. Bamrick. ". C. Taylor. Mike McGloin. T. J. Rose. Chas. P. Mason. J. II. Hall. w. R. Stone. George Reynolds. Wm. Hardwick. Antonio Gonzalez.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

l.. NJ. Waer, of Tucson, visited Flor eace this week.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

Crockcry and queensware of all kiads just received at Wildmnn &Co.'s.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

The Yumas the Mohaves, through uperintendent Colchester of Indian schools, have applied to the Indian Bureau for permission 10 reoccupy their former homes at Fort Verde. The Superintendent lent willing ear to their complaints of being forced to continue neighbors of bad Indians al san Carlos.-Silver Belt.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10
4 Sensible Ruling.

A Washington press dispatch of May 2d says: The Commissioner of the General Land Office, in decision to- day, holds that the moneys paid by public land entry men to receivers at local land offices in their official ca pacity are, as soon as paid, public moneys within the intent of the law, and such payments are held to be payments to the Government. In the case in point Receiver Smith at Tucson, A. T., absconded with large amount of money paid to him by en- trymen upon making final proofs. The decisions heretofore have been against the allowance of the entry when the money was paid to defaulting receiy- CT before the entry was allowed and a final receipt given.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

Bread and all kinds of Groz ceries, Fresh Fruits, etc, at the Florence Bakery. A cash business. One price to all. Everybody treated alike.
 J. M. LILLE.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

A splendid lot Of footwear has just been opened at Wildman & Cos. Call and see the new goods.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

Call at Wildman & Co.,, for fresh butter from the Holstein and Jersey Dairy.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

The safe of the Pinal County Bank refused to open about three or four weeks ago, greatly to the embarass ment of the bank officials who were obliged to provide other funds and an other safe for temporary use. An ex- pert tried his skill without success and finally expert Wolf, who under stands the intiicacies of all combina- ton safes, was summoned from San Francisco and he opened it's doors Thursday morning after having drilled hole through the hard steel. The door will be taken to Los Angeles and repaired by Mir. Wolf.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

Judge J. IT, Kibbey, who returned from Globe Wednesday morning, met with quite serious accident near Pio- neer. He had placed Q revolver in his pocket to shoot squirrels, and while shopping to drink from run ming stream the pistol fell upon the rocks and was discharged. The ball took effect in the right thigh, making painful though not dangerous flesh wound. Dr. Adler says he will be con fined to his room but a very few days. 1t was fortunate that no more serious consequences resulted.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

A full line of choice groceries and provisions can always be found at Wildman & Co.'S,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10
Arizoua Enterprise.
Railroad Timo Table.
secret Societies.

HILA VALLEY LODGE. q. D.. A. F. G A. NJ. |. VI Regular commupicOtiOu Friday night pre- Ctitlg ftt moon in each month. GEO. w. BROWN, W, M., |. r. WHurENoEF scc'y DlNAL LODGE No. 1, |. Q. O. F., meets every \ saturday night. J. SUFFER, N. G., A. J. DoE- an, Secretary.
 TNLORENCE LODGE No. 1, A. o. U. W.-Meots II every Tuesday night. A. g. ADLER, M. w., A. J. DORIAN, Recorder.
 JNANHOE LEGION No. 9, SELECT KNIGHTS - | Meets first and third Thursdays oi each month. WM E. GUILD, Com, Y, r. WEEpiN Ee- corder.
 LNLOBFNCF LODGE No 9. O c r Meets Y every Wednesday night NJ. N. RICE, W C. T.. A T COLrOF, Secretary.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

EvarorationO2
 A. T. C0froN. Observer
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

The public school in Florence closed it's term yesterday for the usual sum mer vacation, during which time the school house will he repainted and sundry minor repairs made. It has enjoyed very successful term, but during the past several weeks the at tendance has materially fallen off by reason of the prevalence of the meas les and whooping cough among the pupils
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

Buy your groceries at Wiidman's.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10
Pianos and Organs.

Mason & Hamlin's organs and pianos, their wonderful new invention in pianos, with their patent screw stringer, with metallic frame, the most durable and finest toned piano made and which retains it's concert pitch, seldom getting out of tune, and other instruments. See "adv" in another column. A. REDEUILL
 Box 364, PheniX, Arizona.
 Secretary Murphy certainly has the Post office ear in Washington. He got a daily mail to Congress mine, and has just secured an extension of mail service from Prescott to the Hillside mine; besides enlarging the Simmons-Juniper route from a weekly to q tri-weekly service. In short, the energetic Secretary has succeeded ill securing the confidence of the de- partment to such an extent that they any recommendation he may make will receive promt attention. TLe only crime he ever committed was in changing the name of Frog Tanks to Pratt, and this we are disposed to for give on account of his youth and the fact of it's being his first ofiice.-Phe nix Herald.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

On Friday of last week ten or twelve drunken Mexicans at Silver King bounced upon a man named McShane with the intention of stoning him to death. Deputy Sheriff Nels. Walker went 10 McShane's rescue and the Mexicans turned upon him with their handy missiles. He fired couple Of shots into the crowd and frightened them of, one shot taking effect in the left arm of one of the assailants, causing serious but not dangerous wound
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10
Weekly Weather l,sporl.

The following are the extremes of tempcra ture during the week ending Thursday, May B:
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

Postmaster Carpenter has had very busy week by reason of orders from Washington to count and weigh all pieces of mail matter sent during the week ending Monday morning, May l2, and to also report the postage paid thereon. This duty is imposed upon all postmasters in the United States for the purpose of furnishing statistical information in relation to the postal service.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

Simon Billings is working three men on the Old Kentuck mine, about six miles from Globe. The ore is high' grade and six tons recently shipped averaged 500 ounces per ton. A car load is now ready for shipment.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

In Richmond Basin there are about twenty men working all upon leased claims with the exception of the liar rison and Brewster mines, which are operated by their owners.
 W. IT. Woodson, L. II. Scanlan and Lee Ikeuberry are working the Helen
 J. E. Henry, Wm. Gill and P. J. Johnston are working the Mae Morris. The old and extensive works are badly caved and they are taking rich ore
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10

This is silver property, six miles distant from Globe. It was opened eight years ago and has produced to date about $22j000 The mine is worked by tunnels, being located on the side of mountain. There are five tunnels with an average length of 400 feet each. A new tunnel of 800 feet will be run, five hundred feet below the present workings. The ore is worked at the Centennial mill in Globe and averages about $500 per ton. John Kron, Charley Hayse and Monument Buck were the original locators
Evening journal., 1890-04-10
oovernor nilI's Reception.

ALBANY, April l0.-Governor Hills an
nual reception to thestate officers aud mem
bers of the legislature was given at the ex-
ecutiye mansion last evening About 600
guests wore present The governor received
his guests in the main reception room, as
sisted by his military staff, who appeared
in uniform. Flowers in great profusion
decorated the large parlors and Railways.
Nearly all the senators, assemblymen and
state officers were there, and among the
other guests Of prominence we're the follow
ing; Mayor Grant, of New York; Mayor
Clemson, Of Long Island City; Mayor Cleye-
land OF Jersey City; Mayor Garside, Of
Cohoes; District Attorney Fellows, all Of
the judges Of the court Of appeals ex-Judge
Gildersleeve, Fitzjohn Porter, Gen. Prior,
Sheriff Sickels Gen. II. A. Barnum, Col.
William Seward, Jr /; Edward Murphy, Jr /;
Gen. Joseph B. Carr, Of Troy; Walker II.
Bum, of Coopertown; Judge Smith, of Ell
mira, and Edward Keaney, of New York.
Evening journal., 1890-04-10
THE READING Row.
A New Move which Il said Go Strengthen
Mr.. COrbin.

New Move which Il Said Go Strengthen
Mr.. COrbin.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10. AT the meeting
Of the Reading board Of managers Messrs.
Baer, Caldwell and Shipley resigned, aud
Messrs. Thomas Dolan, Henry g. Gibson
and A. A. Mcleod, vics president and gem
eral manager, were elected in their places.
This was a surprise, and seems to make
Mr.. Corbin stronger than ever. Il Is said
that the two managers who were first asked
to resign in favor Of Messrs. Dolan and Glib.
SON declined tq do 50,
Mr.. Baer viii continue his confidential re.
lntions as counsel and as manager of the
Reading Iron works, and Messrs. Shipley
and Caldwell will retain their active inter-
est in the road. It is believed that the fifth
member of tho voting trust will be Mr.. Glib.
son. Mr.. Corbin will continue as president,
despite all rumors TO the contrary. Mr..
! Caldwell and Mr. Gibson uphold exactly the
same interest, 80 there is no gain TO the new
party by the election Of the latter and the
resignation Of the former Mr.. Dolan II
practically their only representative, and il
is believed that Mr.. Corbin has ilrmcr griI
than ever He has always said he would
only serve Eve years, but he may change hl
mind, and IL so, il seems probable now tha
he will be reelected
President Corbin, replying TO bankor'
recent inquiry as TO the condition Of thi
Reading and its branches wrote that thl
purposes for which he took charge Of th'
property have been practically accom-
plished. The organization plan has beei
carried out, the floating debt paid the com
pany's credit restored, and the impudon
and threatening labor organizations broke
up. The road bed has been greatly improves
and much new freight equipment provided
Evening journal., 1890-04-10
shn rlnned wlth a coIored wnlter.

CoLuMBus, o., April l0-A dispatch from
Crestline, o., says; Miss Campbell, the only
daughter of Steward 0. II. Campbell, Of the
Continental hotel, left home last week and
was supposed TO have gone TO Borea to visit
friends. The next day after her departure
one Of the hotel walters, a colored man, was
missing, and it is now known that they both
went TO Cleveland and were married Miss
Campbell was one Of the leaders Of Crest
lines best society, and being an only daugh-
ter and possessing an excellent disposition,
was particular favorite. Her parents are
well nigh crazed with grief over the affair.
or the negro little is known, as he has only
been in the employ OF the hotel people eight
or nine months. 1t is said that Mr.. Camp
bell has received letter from his daughter
stating that they were married and would
reside in Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1890-04-10
g. p. Huntington and Politics.

SAN Francisco, April 10. AT the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Southern
Pacihc Railroad company the following di-
rectors were elected; O. Il. Huntington, Le-
land. Stamford, Charles +. Crocker, Thomas
T. Stillman, r. II. Hubbard, A. n. Towne
J. c. stubbs, E. II. Miller, Jr; s. I. Gage
w. V. Huntington and W. e. Brown. The
new board OF directors then elected officers
as follows: President, G. II. Huntington;
first vice president, c. i. Croeker; second
vice president, A. N. Towne; third vice presi-
dent, J. G. Stubbs In his address Mr. Hunt
ington assured the directors he would be as
true to tho interests Of the company in the
future as in the past. Ee declared the road
| IL properly managed, could 100 made to ad
vance the best interests OF the state, ant
that, to-, without doing an injustice to il
owners as their interests could not be better
served than by building branches into al
the beautiful valleys of California and Other
states and territories through which th,
lines had been extended Ho closed his ad
dress by enjoining the officers not TO inter.
fere in political affairs He said the corpor.
alton should not be used 20 advance th,
interests OF this party or that. TO raise NJ
any one man or pull down another, and thii
corporation shall not be 50 used henceforth
/ il its president can prevent IT,