From the May 22…
source date: 1891
availability: public-domain

Whitewater; W. B, Taylor, New Orleans; E. N. Davidson, Philadelphia; W. M. Maynadier, U.S.A. ; A. H. Nichol and J. E. Hussey, Lower Gila; R. S. Knight, Carlisle; F. S. Brown, Trinidad, Fred A. Cuneron. From the May 22. 1891, Issue of The Enterprise INTRODUCES ALFILARIA GRASS Angus Campbell brought to the Enterprise office yesterday a bunch of alfilaria, the native grass of California, which was grown this year on the pipe line ranch, without irrigation. The grass resembles alfalfa. The stalks brought to this office were 18 inches in length. Mr. Camp- bell thinks the grass will grow anywhere on these plains and mountains without irrigation, and will produce two crops per year. It makes splendid feed. ( 32 ) CHARLES CAMPBELL FOUND DEAD COURT NOTES Charles Campbell, who has a ranch about a mile above A. Bush’s (now Glenwood) place on the ’Frisco, was found dead in his cabin a few days since. It was supposed that he had been dead seven or eight days. He had been shot through the back, from which it is inferred that he had been murdered, although no motive can be assigned for the crime. Some few things were missing, and it is said that Indian sign was found in the neighborhood. It does not seem to be the impression of people from that section that he was killed by Indians.