Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-03
CHA COUNTY.
WHAT IT CONTRIBUTES TO CURRENT
 HISTORY.
ReIiograph Signal Stations Established ---Mining Notes---New Militia Com pany---Chalee of Mail Departure
 Miscellaneous Matters

Reliograph Signal stations Established ---Mining Notes---New Militia Com
 pany---Chanee of Mall Departure
 Miscellaneous Matters
 [Globe Silver Belt.
 From Lieut.. Carl Reichmann, 24th Infantry, who passed through Globe last week en route to Lookout, on the Sierra Ancha mountains, we learned that the heliograph circuit when com pleted would extend from Whipple Barracks, to Fort Stanton, N. M., with branches to Fort Mcdowell, Lowell and Huachuca, a distance of about 1000 miles. The line runs from Whipple to Granite Mountain, Gran ite to Bakers Butte, Bakers Butte to Reno, Reno to Lookout, Lookout to Final Mountain, Final to Graham Mountain, Graham to Fort Bowie and from there into New Mexico. In case Lieut.. Reichmann succeeded ill com municating from Lookout direct with Graham, the station ol Pinal Noun tain would be discontinued, making the distance from Lookout to Graham (upwards of 100 miles) the greatest between stations in the circuit. Lieut.. Richmann returned from Lookout on Thursday and informed us that he was successful in establishing direct communication with the station on Graham mountain. It required only five minutes to signal and receive an answer.
 We learn from Mir. L. J. Webster, whose arrival was noticed in our last issue, that he has sold the Rescue mine and that work will commence on the property as soon as General F. F. Miles arrives from New Orleans, which will be about the 1st proximo. Gen. Miles is President of the com pany that will work the mine. There will be contracts let for running tun- nels, sinking shaft and building roads i; besides men will be put to week on other parts of the mine. It is likely that lixiviation plant will be put up, if the development of the mine justi- 1 ties it. We understand also that MT. Webster would like to lease the Cham pion.
 Since our last issue, two meetings have been held to organize q militia company, at which the following off cers were elected:
 Captain-E. H. Cook.
 1st Lieutenant-H. H. McNelly.
 2d Lieutenant-Charles T. Martin.
 1st Sergeant-John Laird. q. NJ. Sergeent-James Wiley.
 1st Duty Sergeant-Floyd Blevins.
 2d Duty Sergeant-T. A. Lonergan.
 Sd Duty Sergeant-James Wood
 1st Corporal-Geo. Y. Wilson.
 2d Corporal-John McCune.
 Sd Corporal-Job Atkins.
 4th Corporal-Lawrence Ryan.
 The Globe postmaster has written to the Second Assistant P NJ. General requesting a change in the hour of departure of the mail from Globe to Florence, under the new contract which goes into effect July 1st. The schedule gives s. q. m. as the hour of arrival and departure, which would allow no time for business men and others to receive and reply to the letters the same day thereby causing loss in time of 24 hours. Twelve o'clock, noon, was suggested as d more con- venient hour for departure. The change would make no difference in the hour of arrival at Casa Grande
 At the militia meeting, on Tuesday evening, after the election of subordi- nate officers, there were only four privates left, and, as is the custom each individual honored with an office had to "set 'em up." The four privates only saved themselves trym inebria- atiOn by taking soda-pop every time which so swelled them that they felt as big as the captain.
 Kids have a penchant for bonfires One was started the present week, by vealy members of the human family in the rear of Louis Sultan's dwelling, which, had it not heen discovered and extinguished before communicating with his premises, would doubtless have resulted in a general conhagra tion.
 Lieut.. Stockle arrived from San Carlos last night and will proceed tC Lookout to take charge of the helio graph station there. Practice over the entire circuit will begin May 1s and continue fifteen days.
 Wm. Lanius and John Heuck have taken out about 35 tons of good, free milling silver ore from claim leaeC from Leurence and Salter. They Wlll have the ore worked at the Cen tennial mill after the present run or Fame ore is finished
 The present policy of deporting Sar Carlos recalcitrant Indians has ha( A ciyilizing, effect upon those whC hitherto regarded themselves as in dependent and looked upon manua labor as degrading. They are fear fully impressed with the fact tha Captain Bullis is boss, and no longe hesitate to do his bidding.
 James Fredericks fell in the Globe mine few day ago, and sprained ar ankle, inconsequence of which he nov goes on cru ches.
 Work on the Emeline mine, nov owned by Dr. s. c. Heineman, will we understand, be commenced in { few days, under the management of J Cochran
 Chloriders on the Mack Morris arc reported to have good ore - silve glance and native silver.
 SAN CARLOS ITEMS.
 E. w. Kingsbury left yesterday fo Kansas City.
 Frank Porter has been appointed Deputy U. s. Marshal.
 Capt. Wygan's company will soor be relieved from duty at this place by Capt. Vessels company from Fort T Grant.
 The laying of water pipes has be gun under the supervision of Fred Dalton, and it's completion is expected within two months.
 Those ChinRmen.
 A Guaymas corr respondent of tn, Herald writing under the date of Fri day says:
 Regarding Chinamen, the S7 tha came in transit on the Oceanic iron China, arriving April 10 in San Fran cisco and on the 12th transferred tC