Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-03-15
Clifton CulIings.
ICorr, I4ordsburg Liberal. l

lSOtFy 1@JGuoDuiS A@iOOiaLJ The Copper King cnmpany's 75-ton shelter was "blown in" last Monday as an experiment test of the machin- cry and furnace.
 Anastacia Mellenudo was convicted before Justice Sias, for the theft of three bottles of beer from the company's store and was sentenced to jail for twelve and half days. Mrs. J. T. Baker has entirely re- covered from the serious attack of paralysis that she suffered from, and is attending to the wants of the Grand Hotel. To say that her numerous friends rejoice because of their recov- cry is but to feebly express fact.
 Miss Grace Brown, a sister of the Brown brothers, who lost their lives in the Walnut Grove disaster, has gone to Prescott to attend to the in- terrment of her brothers. She met her father, who resides ill Colorado, at Albuquerque, and journeyed from thence to the scene of the calamity. The sympathy of this community at 1 tends her and her relatives on her sad mission.
 That prince of army officers (Gen. Niles) has enshrined himself in the hearts of citizens of this territory by championing the cause of the people of Arizona in the attempts being made at Washington by Gen. Crook, Cats paw It. Kennon ct al, to have that pious, devout, meek, innocent and ! OIo do school teacher, Geronimo, returned to our midst, Now, it may not be gene rally known outside of Arizona and New Mexico that the character of piety as personified by Geronimo the "Sun- day school teacher" is quality of orthodoxy that will never be believed in. The blood of our neighbors-old man Benton, Ford, Dick Mays, Win dom and the Butcher brothers-that was sacrificed on the altar.o his Ire ligion" cries in laundering tones against it.
 aoRENCI.
 A chapter of painful accidents, viz Alex. Grant who was caught in the
 Morenci tunnel by the ore train, sus.
 taining injuries on the side of his head
 It was narrow escape from death
 4 Mexican named Gales, windlassing
 at the Twig mine, the crank slipping
 from his hands striking him on the . head causing fracture of the skull A son of Tom Haughey's in under taking to pass between two cars neal switch was caught and had the sidt of his head bruised and some teetf , knocked out Jack Farrell, the De troit company's master mechanic, haC f two fingers mashed by machinery. ? J.H. Van Orden, Jack Grant snC , John Higgins own the Republic min' 7 and are considerably elated with it 7 present appearance. A 64-foot shaf g has been sunk and at 90 feet 35-foo drift has been drove. The pay streal v is about 24 feet wide. The ore is ire i smelling and carries lead, silver, prom T ides and chlorides, sampling over $lOC f There are about ten tons of ore on tn # dump. The property is situated il s the Copper mining district at the hea l. of Gold gulch.
 e J. H. Van Orden is going to cree if bath house as q fixture to his barbe r. shop.
 > J. M Cross, working at the Elkhar y mine, near Chloride, while sitting O his house Sunday morning last, VI 8 struck twice on the head with an 6 a by c. Brinkle. Luckily the blows fe U on the side of the head or anotht y tragedy would have been enaete e One blow nearly severed MT. Cros !; ear from his head, and the oth 'e glanced, making bad scalp woun B. Briukle is relative of Mir. Cross, ar -e became >incensed over some trivi H. matter.-Mohave Miner.
 re Buy your groceries at WiidMaR's.