Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-07-19
CASA GRANDE.
ALI THE NEWS ABOUT THE NEW
 METROPOLIS.
The Warm Weather Discussed-Rich ore samples---Sew Strike at NeSol-- Shelter at WOrl--Per-
 sonaI Items and
 Other News.
CAsA CYANIDE. AR1z. July 17th.

Fyerybody is agreed on one subject that we are having remarkably warm | weather even for Arizona, and as human itv is prone to grOwl at something, the | high temperature furnishes good eX- cuse. Tins then, Is the dreaded summer | of inc arid zone and this the desert heat! The thermometer indicates III the shade no deorees: the few clouds make It some | what sultrv. still all through the summer day a delightful breeze waits to and ITO. IL k seldom still save for few moments spgce of time. The air is pure and clear.
 No one is sick or unable to pursue thelr daily tasks however arduous may the labor be. Mr. Haupts freight team goes regularly one day to Sacaton, dls- tance of more than fifteen miles and re- turns the next, and has thus made tle trips day after day through all the warm weather. From the Nekol the ore team runs regularly making two trps a week Browns stage runs regularly 10 the cen tral Silver, out in the morning, back be- fore night a distance of twelve mlle5 and instance after instance could be mentioned to show that we afe by no means an indolent people and that at It's very worst our summer weather can De beat.
 Jack Schultz is back from his trip south to the mines, and reports everything quiet and scarcity still of water, httle rain having fallen so far.
 From the Weukegan, owned by Tom Hnson & Reiss, has been received lately twenty-five pounds of fine bullion from a short run of d few hours from d com Darotive small amount of ore-seyen hundred pounds, l believe, are the fig ures.
 The Webster brothers have with great energy got their smelter in good working order after considerable delay from one cause and another and we may now look for good returns and steady work at the Waukegan which is situated south of here near the Reward mine.
 The Vekol mill will soon start up; have more ore richer than ever, and plenty of it in sight. Lucien E. Walker and family are in the East visiting. Judge Walker l is reported in decidedly better health, ! which will be welcome news to hls many i true and warm friends.
 l Travel is picking mp somewhat, several l commercial travellers passing through ! lately. Captain Ochs, representing Mar | tin x Co.,, of San Francisco, IS in town, l his first trip on business since his very 1 severe illness from pneumonia. He has 1 also undergone an operation upon one ] foot the result of wounds received in the war of the Rebellion. Though somewhat lame he is rapidly recovering.
 Gen J. B. Allen IS down from hls ranch near Florence. He Is looking re markably hale and hearty Although seventy two years of age, many young man possesses not tithe of the Generals l energy.
 Affairs in and about town are quiet.
 Some additional improvements are being
 made Mir Souya has built an additional
 wall around his ice-house; W. C. Smith
 is building a stone corral which will be
 durable, the stone being laid in mortar or
 cement. The stone is brought from the
 butte south of town A fire nearly wa9
 tha result from a blazing lamp in the
 saloon Of Bennett & Mcqueen recently
 and caused for time considerable excite
 ment One cool head Is worth a dozen
 otherwise at such time and a handful
 of sand worth more than wet blankets
 to smother a burning lamp.
 Mir Arthur H Eliiott's family was lately { made happy by the addition of a little
 daughter only girl in family o
 four children.
 the family of James O'Neil, section fore
 man, have gone to California to spend
 the summer. Mir O'Niel accompanied hi:
 family thither. hIr Cuen and famil,
 will soon leave for a visit t1 Sonora
 The west-bouud train is to-day five ol
 six hours late, and yesterday was more than twelve hours behind time. The trai1 ran over and killed 9 COW ill the darkness;
 as it neared town, last night
 Katie Forback was severely stung or the hand by q scorpion, and was for tim,
 seriously ill from the effects. Dr. Me |, Guire was called and latest accounts ar that she has recovered.
 . Miss kittlewell has closed her school 1, the attendance being too small to be lu [ cratiye. The children progressed nicel { and liked their teacher.
 The land in the vicinity of town is Lein
 rapidly denuded of wood great portio
 has been pilCered from land belonging t , private parties, Stringent measures wi - be taken and arrests made for any ful - iher stealing that goes on aud prosecr t tiona made. The fuel question in th fl near future will be one of interest. Who |. the scanty supply of wood IS gone whS Y will take its place
 |. Advices from Globe, through reliabI
 parties are to the effect that accounts
 tbe number of Apaches off the Reservi ?, ton arc exaggerated Indians who F e fused rahon8 recently have returned, an }- many are bringing in harley and peac e ably trading. LEIGH.