Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-02-15
Territorial News,
Florence Enterprise.

| r1OE0ECe EnteFprl5S. ] Considerable dew has been observed uring the past few mornings-some- hing quite unusual in this portion of
 Arizona.
 | A. McVeigh was in town Saturday from | Big CottOnwOOds stock ranch. He re-
 ports feed good and cattle in good con
 dition on hls range.
 It is stated that Arthur Macy has been appointed superintendent of the Silver King mine under the new man. agement.
 c. D. Henry has erected flag staff over his brick building, and Select Knights now float a streamer therefrom on the day of it's regular meeting.
 Cashier T. l.. Power, of the Pinal County Bank, was among the sufferers from an attack of la grippe this week. He is again at his post, however.
 The new cemetery of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, west of Geo. w. Campbells ranch, has been platted and mapped, and members can secure lots therein by applying to the trustees of the lodge. The ground has per petual water right and can be all irrigat- ed, and steps will be taken to plant trees and grass therein and to otherwise make the burial place attractive. The order IS to he commended for its worthy en- terprise.
 J. Champion has secured lease of of the Pinal Con. mines, in Mineral Hill and has started up the work of taking out ore for shipment. Morris | Davis loaded his big wagon with min 1 ing supplies on Monday morning for | the camp. Mir. Champion will make | his headquarters at the Reymert, to which place the ore will be packed by burrO train distance of seven miles, and the Casa Grande freighters will be given return freight. The Martinez mine owned by MT. Champion, will also be worked. Thomas Farrel is connect ed with this enterprise.
 Solomonvills Bulletin.
 Lum Wish was kicked in the stomach by horse on Thursday and severely in- lured.
 High winds have prevailed for the past two or three days. When the wind to blow and the air is filled with sand it is a sure sign that summer s not far away.
 Frye's saw mill, located in the Graham mountains about twenty miles from Sol ,monFille, has changed hands, Joseph Alfred having purchased it from MT. Fry. Consideration about S4,5O0.
 There are about three prisoners left in | he County jall. Fewer than at any ime in the past year. One of them is I booked for Yuma, but sickness prevent d him from going along with the { 'thers. {
 A man who will watch another nan york throughout the day, planting out ruit trees, and then come around at light and steal them to transplant for llmself, must be very mean man in z Iced. But there are people in Arizona vhO will do this very thing. and they do . lot live far from SolomOnville.
 Wilcox S.ockman. Among the indictments found at the . term of court was one r gainst Will Webb, charged with horse tealing and one against Lyman and Ed. r 'ollott with cattle stealing. Horse thieves are again abroad in Gra- am county. A mare was stolen from lexicap near Fort Grant a few days ince, also two saddles from the Eureka brings ranch at about the same time. | Charlie Proctor formerly superintend- mt for Marsh & Driscoll, passed through | ere Wednesday evening on his way to lunson Cienega, to the ranch owned by a he Proctor BrCs. The Sheritf's posse who were in pur- uit of the Duncan murderers have re- lrned after an unsuccessful attempt to un their victims down. George Raum has purchased large overed spring wagon, and can be seen lmOst daily driving around with con o lderable eclat. What George wants Tith such vehicle is beyond our com it unless be that he is con f marrying a widow with a Q amily of children. n