Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-23
GILAC0UNTY.
THE NEWS FROM GLOBE AND IT'S
 VICINITY
Successful Fruit Culture -- yyarrop,s Issued for the Arrest of Bakers Murderers--- Registered Mail Losses--A Budget of
 News Items of
 Interest.
Silver Belt

Interest.
 Silver Belt
 A nice place to visit just now is the peach orchard (across the creezl Of Joseph Thomas or Uncle Tom" as he IS more familiarly called although t9 q tlmofous person the sight Of the bull dog. making frantic efforts to free himself from the GaI!ing chain, and whose mouth, set with shining worries is the biggest part of hlm, IS apt to spoil the flavor of the fruit. Uncle Tom has upwards Of slXty-tive bearing trees, mostly peach. and a variety of grapes, all planted by his own hand. 1t IS almost incredible that one man, and he deprived of leg. coald have performed the work necessary to bring the place to its present state of cultivation Nearly every foot of ihe orchard Is made ground, and is protected from the creek by @ substantial stone wall We have sampled the fruit many tunes and, therefore, are a competent witness to its superior quality
 Adolph Haag, after years of patient labor, has the satisfaction of owning the most extensive vineyard in southern Cfila county, situated just south of the town limits of Globe. Mir EIaag has been careful 1T the selection of varieties, as evidenced by the splendid samples left at the Belt office on Tuesday. They com prise the Flaming and PHrplc Tokay, Lady Downing, Black Moroeco Black MalYesie and seyeFai other kinds, the names Of which we did not leaTn The grapes presented us are of large size and excellent flavor, and Mir, Haag states that his crop this season will amount to al- most a ton, and which is being rapidly absorbed by the local demand. /SheriTJ ! ? Thab.pson and $. $. Patter- sou left Globe on Friday of last week Tor Fort Apache. with warrants for the arrest of three Indians of Guadalupe's band located on Canyon Creek. who are sup posed to have murdered Eid. Baker on the Sierra Anoha mountains on or abont July 10th. Lieut.. Johnson, of Apache, promised to cooperate with Sheriff Thompson and provide an escort to ac- company h!9 L. the Indian camp. Mir Paterson went with the sheriff to identif, the Indians wanted, they having camped on his ranch near Coon Creek previous to the commission of the crime.
 The loss of several registered letters sent from the Globe office on diff ferent :. ltea, is probably explained by the disappearance of George Harris, a mail clerk on lle main line between St. Louis and Chicago, as traceFs have in every instance come from the inspector at St Louis, near whore the missing packages disappeared The postal authorities are unable to get the slightest clue to Harris whereabouts Thirty-f0gr letters were | stolen, supposed to contain money and ValudbleS to the amount of nearly SiO- l 010.
 A telegram from Sheriff Thompson, dated Fort Apache, yesterday, says l have Guadalupe in custody and expect to arrest the others tomorrow. It Is hoped that the proceedings now inaugurated against Guadalupe and certain of his band, viii reveal the secrets attending the murder of Ed. Baker.
 | Saves, a convict and one of the mur- derers of Reynolds and Holmes, was talk en away from San Carlos yesterday morning by deputy sheriff from Pmal county. The officer was furnished an escort hy the Post Commander, and tic 1 party went by the trail from San C..i its to Riverside. .
 J. l.. T. Walters, sub-contractor on the | Florence and Globe route, went over the | line this week and did what he could to- ward restoring the service to its former efficiency. Tn view of the bad condition of the road and the heavy mails now ar irving, 1t Is next to impossible to make schedule time
 Last week Phi. Askins, the most successful of Arizona hunters, killed l another full grown lion, within a mile and a half of the Bouquet ranch. Unless the 1 legislature passes general scalp law caniverous animals will Over-run the Territory and render stcckraising an un- profitable business.
 H. Buehman. the Tucson photographer has displayed his artistic taste by group ing the pictures of thirty-live Globe chil dren. photographed on his recent visit here. They are printed on one card. il the center of which is a birdseye view oi Globe and Pinal valley. The picture l, appropriately entitled "Globe and Glob ules"
 John Holohan, who was in town las week, reports unusually heavily rains al McMillen, flooding all low ground. Tn, rush Of water was so violent on one oc casion that d cottonwood tree almost two feet diameter was uprooted and swep away. The range in that vicinity neyel was better and cattle are in fine fix.
 Alonzo Bailey and family expect tC start East next Tuesday on an extended trip. Mir. Bailey will visit the principa Atlantic cities and make large purchase. of fall and winter goods for A. Bailey G Go.
 A force of twelve men. sent out iron Florence, commenced repairing the roa( north of Riverside, in Pinal county, ol Wednesday, and blackboard service was resumed betweo Il Globe and Riverside ol Thursday
 Recent arrivals of miners in Globe ar, in excess of the demand, and 1t is bu right to notify others thinking of comin. here with the expectation Of finding work that the labor market at present is glut ted.
 Eugene Middleton IS now enjoying tn ocean breeze on the California coast During his absence hewiil visit the prin cipal cities and seashore resorts in tn southern part of the State.
 Myers and Miller are taking out yer, rich ore, and considerable of it. from th Old Pioneer mine.