Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-07-05
CHA COUNTY.
THE NEWS IN AND ARoUND CILA's
 CAPITAL.
Personal Mention Stock Eotes-F;rss La ths AIounisins---N No Rains Vet Hunting Noble Game
 Other Matters.
Silver Belt.

T.. lieWance. who has been absent in Texas for more than month. returned to Globe on Thursday last
 sam Sands has disposed of his mine, the "Inco." in Richmond Basin, and We understand work will be commenced by the new owners very soon.
 Indications oi rain, which were favor able for several days, have entirely dis appeared While the country about Globe is unusually dry, stock is not suffering
 Fire in the mountains on the Final, on the range east and west of the tlo San Carlos, ou the Mogoilons and Sierra Ali ehas, which 1t will require daahiug ram to eXtlnguish.
 Messrs. Movers and Hatch have sub contracted to carry mail from Globe to Verde, 160 miles, thIes times week, hay ing sixty hours to accomplish the dis tauce. Service to commence Tuesday July lst
 John Kennedy returned early in the week rom Apache county where he puT chased q herd of sheep Mf Kennedy re ports heavy satas q cattle and sheep lu that section, which will greatly relieve the range
 The Catholics of Giia county became tie purchasers of the Baptist church in Globe, on Monday last. The edlice, al though not ls large as the St. Peters II Roms, is Gt pra75nt amply sufficient for ali parcucll purpose
 C. T. Peter returned on Thursday troIa Willeox, where he and several Ct Lls Ion to and Salt river neighbors delivered 3oO head of beef cattle purchased hy George Fisk. The drive was successfully made.
 |. B Packard, Thomas Armer, Annoy Cooper, George Martin, Joe Starbuck, D Peter, Frank Mills, G. T Peter, E T Mills, NJ c. Webb. drivers Of stock from Tonto to Wilcox, for shipment east, re- turned and passed Globe on their way home on Friday. Notwithstanding stampede they lost no cattle.
 George Newton has received the melan choly intelligence of the death of his nloth- CT which was the result of paralysis. She was resident of New Hampshire, She is well and fayoFably known iTl GiIa coup ty. having spent about year with the family of her son.
 Sam R. Sands, after an absence Of q years, has at last resolved to visit his parents who are still living in Burlsson county, Texas. Sam is SO changed that i # will become necessary for him to be in troduced to the old folks. He proposes to be again in Glcba by the first of Sep tember. He will spend the 4th at home. Dr. Largeut, in reducing the unusually bad break of James Devere's ankie bone near tie joint, made q good job OI 1t Ihe l patient, who by common consent was giv- en months in bed, is now, il less than thirty days, out op crUtches, but has siv- en no intimation thGt on tha 4th he will | become a contestant for the prize in Q sack race.
 It is reported from both Brelnsn's and keiiRer's mill that the fire on the Pinal mountains is now sufficiently controlled i as not likely to result in damage to either party, but it will not probably be sub 1 dped until quenched by ram The i'm | prsssiGn ls that it originated through 1 carelessness of Indians who were seen in ! the vicinity of ap abandoned wood camp On the day it was first observed A letter from Rye announces the killing of full grown male lion, which measured eight feet from tiPfto tip bF Arthur Gib- son, son of Joseph Gibson, q youth of fifteen. The statement to Us is that he and his brother Bertie, five years the junior af Arthur, were hunting when their dogs bayed t lion and offupied is atten 1 tion while perched on . rock. Arthur ! instead oi taking French leave of the un- | inviting scene, remained and sent Bertie home for gun, but in consequence of ] the horse, which the little fellow had urged aeyepd its strength, giving out, he was unable 10 return Arthur, after wait mS about two hours and becoming hope less of Bertie's reappearance, leaving tue dogs on guard started for home, procured 2 grn returned, shot and killed the lion. His dogs iI the meantime had been wounded by the hon iho iissn # ope was badly tom, showing he had not been unmindlul of the trust reposed in him by his young master. Hereafter small game will have no attraction for Arthur ! SAN CARLOS ITEMS.
 Hospital 5tewgat By arrived on the 2ith instant
 number of San Carlos people will spend the 4th in Globe
 Deputy U $ Marshal ONein, of Fort Thomas, was here this week
 Tommy Mcdonald E acting chief oi Scouts during Al. Siebers absence.
 NIT William Washington is again on
 duty, after an absence of fonr weeks.
 NIT. Carl Hagen, NJ D, will arriva ou
 July End and visit his friends in Globe o1
 the 4tn
 Al '5ieber, chief of slouts. left Monday
 for months sojourn tt Fort Ihoma:
 Hot Springs.
 Fred Dalton resigned his position q. engineer and miller and will leave fo
 Globe in few days.
 [ M Troop of the 2nd Cavalry, arrived ol the 25th inst Capt j. L. Fowler is T ) command NJ Troop relieved K Troop 0 10th Cavalry, which returns, for the pres ent b FCrt Thomas