Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-24
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 Don't forget the turkey ralle at the Silver King hotel tonight.
 Charlie Lewis has added large badger to his collection of Arizona animals.
 The dining hall at the Silver King will be handsomely decorated Christmas day. Mir. c. D. Henry and Mir. John Sib- bald, of Mineral Hill, were in town Tues day
 Mir Vim. Johnson has gone up to Box Canyon to do assessment work for Henry Schoshusen.
 Thursday was Guadaloure's day, and commemoration services were held at the Catholic church.
 Postmaster Henry, John D. sihbald and Charlie Miles came down from Min. eral Hill yesterday.
 A. D Brewster, Peter Scheffel and sev- eral other prospectors were in from Min eral Hill this woek.
 Mir. Leroy Tucker, of Mineral Hill, was in town this week, and in high spirits over the outlook of that district
 Mir Isaac D. Smith and wife have moved out to the Jessie Benton mine and will reside there for four or five months.
 Henry schoshusen returned, Monday, from visit to the ancient and honorable pueblo, and reports no variation in the run of events at said city.
 Mrs. Alex. Goodfcllov', of Pinal, was in town Wednesday. He is suffering the in- convenience of sprained ankle, the. re- suit of a fall from horse
 Mir U. Wilson will open a private boarding house on the 1st of January He is preparing to build dining room about l2x20 feet in size
 Mir. Jack Conley, one of the old-time typos of the Pacific Coast, is now manip- ulating the stick and rule within tue shadow of the ENTERPRISE sanctum.
 Mir. W. W. Hampton has purchased some mining interests at Mineral Hill, and has employed Mir. c. A. Francis to engineer development work on them.
 For choice Christmas presents see the stock of R. Young, Silver King. consist ing of novelties, albums, frames, ilustrat- cd books of poems, pictures, fancy neck ware, etc.
 Recorder J. J. Devine went down to Casa Grande Thursday, to meet his sister on her arrival from San Francisco. She will spond the winter here. The ENTER PRISE bids her welcome.
 Prof Blake, one of the most eminent geologists and metallurgists in the United States, arrived here yesterday and went direct to Mineral Hill. The Professor will examine and report on the Alice.
 Attention is invited to the advertise ment of town lots for sale at Butte, the new town on the Gila river, eighteen miles east of Florence. This is a good chance to secure valuable property cheap
 Mir. Lawson has placed an attachment on the North King mine. His claim is something over S4, ,o0O and is for money paid out of his own pocket for the com pany and for his services as superinten- dent.
 The iron cages ordered for the jail are expected to arrive about January Both. Messrs. Pauly & Bro., contractors, St. Louis, write that they will be shipped January 10th or goth, and hurried to its destination
 Editor Glover. of the Globe Chronicle, passed through here Saturday, en route to San Francisco, called thither by the serious illness of Mrs. Glover. He re. ports revival of business in the Globe district.
 Henry Schoshusen took his father tc Tucson last week to have surgical opera tion performed on him. He bore up un. der the operation well, and has greatly improved since. We hope to hear of his ultimate recovery soon.
 District Attorney Summers returned Tuesday from his protracted visit in Cal ifornia. He wears a healthy look. The trip evidently agreed with him in that particular. Mrs. Summers and Miss June will not return to Arizona.
 Our young friend, E. J. Reed, oI Globe, has been sojourning here for sev eral days, looking after mining interests We are under obligations to him for AS distance rendered in compiling official fig ures for our annual business report.
 MT. Wm. Dempsy has gone to Mazda lena, Sonora, to visit an aunt who is : resident of that place. Magdalena is delightful city in winter, owing to tn, mildness and healthfulness of it's climate The ENTERPRISE wishes Mrs Dempsy pleasant soiourn there and safe return.
 Remember the grand ball at the cour house tonight. A large number of tick cts have been sold, but there will be nc lack of room. Supper will be served a the residence of Mir. U. Wilson at $2 pe couple. He has made ample provision for all that may come. The music vii be hrst-class and the hall will be in gooc condition.
 Mir. F. A. Adams has drawn up plan and specifications for five new building