around  again  after  a 
touch  of  the  epidemic.

Constable  Richwein,  of  Central,  shot  Tran- 
sito  Parra  in  the  head  Sunday  morning  last, 
killing  him  instantly.  It  is  said  that  Parra  was 
drunk  and  creating  a disturbance.  The  coroner’s 
jury  exonerated  the  constable.

WE  ARE  DISGUSTED

The  residents  of  Main  street  are  disgusted 
with  the  economy  of  the  present  officials.  The 
condition  of  Main  street  is  a disgrace  to  any 
camp  with  a population  of  100.  It  is  the  com- 
mon remark  of  strangers  that  the  business  of 
the  town  must  be  at  very  low  ebb  to  allow  one 
of  the  principal  streets  to  remain  in  such  a 
condition  for  the  past  two  years.  If  the  city 
dads  don’t  get  a move  on  themselves,  the

Enterprise  will  put  up  a new  set  for  reelection 
next  month  and  will  see  that  they  get  there 
with  both  feet.

THEY  STRUCK  IT  RICH

J.  P.  Christy  and  Chas.  Campbell,  whom 
Ed  Bolton,  of  Pinos  Altos,  advertised  for  some 
months,  have  been  heard  from  at  last.  They 
have  been  in  Mexico  for  the  past  eighteen 
months,  and  have  struck  it  rich.  They  recently 
made  a sale  of  a one-third  interest  in  their 
property  for  $37,000.  Mr.  Bolton  had  them 
“grub  staked,”  and  so  far  has  not  received 
share  of  the  profits  on  the  deal.

From  Ihe  March  13,  1891,  Issue  of  The  Enlerprise

BRONCO'S  BREAK

William  Walters  Again  in  the  Toils  of  the  Law