Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-06-21
MORALES.
A SUMMARY OF EVENTS AT THE LINE
 CITY.
Mining Operations---General Items of Personal CharacterA--Political Notes
 Estrays in Sonora.
lNogales Record.l

The new custom district of Arizona takes effect on the first of next month, at which time the official career of the present officials cease, at least so far as their present appointments are concerned. It would be a matter of regret should there be an indiscrim- mate change in the deputyships, as the present officials are able, compet- ent, and pleasant officers to deal with. Mir. Wilson of this Port, so long in the service understanding its fullest de tails, has the confidence of the general public, and it is the universal wish that he be retained at this Port in his present position.
 Messrs. Geo. c. Blaine and Geo. W. Campbell arrived from silver Basin district, Arizona, last Tuesday. They have been mining in that district for several years past; have sold their interests there and will leave here next Monday for prospecting tour in the Sierra Madre country They will make Nogales their headquarters They are both clever young men and we trust that dame fortune will con tinue to smile upon them.
 Our stockmen need not fear that thelr estray stock that has strayed into Mexico and are now being held will be confscated Amicable ar engagements are being made between the representatives of the two govern ments. All our stockmen will have to do is to be patient for a short time after which they must first obtain permission from the range owners to round up their stock, and also to have permission from the customs de partment to pass their stray stock out of Mexico. Of this we have been assur- ed by those who are in position to know
 Charles Myers, one of the owners of the Carizal mine, near Batuc, So- nora, arrived Thursday on business. Charley says that his company have not yet completed the new mill, but the construction is progressing nicely. Mir. Newman who has been at work there on the new mill came up last week. He has been sick for several weeks and may go on home to Cali fornia before returning to the mines.
 The Record was in error last week in placing Geo. w. Atkinson's name as one of the aspirants for the Sheriff's office. MT. Atkinson has never yet aspired to any official position he has served the county in various ways but the honors have always come to him unsought, which is certainly good re- commendation.
 Judge Sykes of Calabasas, is favor ably spoken of as one of the coming Legislators. In conversation with him this week, regarding bill relating to rates and fares, he says: That is one of my hobbies, and should l be elect ed as legislator, it would be my chief ambition to frame rate and fare bill"
 In a letter to his friend George Mashall, George H. Walker writes that in partnership with F. McMahan and W, C. Miller, they have struck a rich vein of horn silver ore in an old mine that they have already shipped eight tons of ore 10 the Socorro smelt CT and have about ten tons more ready for shipment soon as teams ar rive to take it to Fairbank, The mine is not far from the Oso Negro prop erty.
 Lindsey Lewis returned from Sono- "a last Tuesday after an absence of about four years. The greater DOT ton of the time he has been at La Barranca and La Trinidad. He is quite ill from a protracted spell of in- famation of the bowels.
 MT. John Whyte, Superintendent of the Imuris mines arrived in Nogales last Tuesday with his family. Mrs. Whyte and children proceed on to New York City their old home, where they will remain during the summer months.
 We are informed that ten thousand head of cattle have been contracted for, to be shipped from Santa Ana, Sonora, to Kansas City.
 It would be quite blessing if MT. Larrieu of Fairbank, would establish an agency here for the sale of carp taken from his carp pond. They are fat and delicious, as we can attest.
 Capt. Salazar has recieved several burro pack trains of rich ore from the St Patrick mine
 MT J. F. England is in Sonora ex- amining mines in Sahuaripa dis trict.
 HERALD.
 Fredrick D. VandeElip of Fresno, Gal, was ill the city yesterday and