Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-10-21
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
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 Thomas is dangerously i'll. Choice Fresh Roll Butter received devery week at Ochoa's. 29tf Mir. A. P. Walbridge, with J. Cham pion at Casa Grande, was in town this week. Mir. Matt Caveness, of Pinal, passed through here Friday on his way to Phoe- nix.
 Finest stock of Queensware, China and Glassware, just received at Ochoa's. 29tf Henry Schoshusen went up to the San Pedro country, this week, to look after beef cattle.
 Mir. Mccoy, of Silver King, spent the week at Florence and had good time with the boys.
 Ed. Wolch has returned from Sonora and will take string of stock" between here and Globe.
 Hon. A. J. Doran is now acting as as- sistant superintendent at Butte and is doing good service
 Mrs Fred R. Kittle and her uncle, Mir. c. G. Thurston. arrived here on Tuesday from Fremont, Nebraska.
 Try q can of Fried Brook Trout, an ex cellent dish. at Ochoa's. 29tf Col. John Ruckelshusen is down from Riverside, having completed his assess ment work in that vicinity.
 Miss Annie Whitlow, one of the most charming young ladies of Plnal, visited Florence friends this week.
 MT. c. A. Stone and wife, and Mrs. Whitlow, of Whitlow Station, are in town, the guests of Mrs w. L. Bailey.
 Judge J. w. Benson and Mir K. K. Kennedy, of Pinal, were among the visit ors at the county seat, this week.
 Fred Adams and Dan Crocker have gone to Pinal to do assessment work on their mining properties in that district. Swiss and Limburger imported cheese, Sardells, Caviar, English Herring, sugar cured Smoked Beef at J. N. Ochoa's. 29tf Mir. Bancroft was in town this week. He has been enjoying the invigorating mountain air of Pinal for some weeks past.
 Messrs. Smith & Murray have employ cd another clerk in their Florence house, an increase of business necessitating e1- tra help.
 szS-The Diamond Dyos always do more than they claim to do. Color over that old dress. It will look like new. Only 10 cents.
 Louie Remy and Edward Lanoue put up the telephone line, this week, between the Post office and Mir Aaron Mason's residence.
 The Jessie Benton shipped two more bars of silver bullion this week, worth about g., 300. The Jessie Benton is com ing to the front.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jennings visited the Jessie Benton camp, this week, and returned Thursday accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. w. H. Merritt. 
 A. D. Brewster has returned to his first love, viz. Mineral Hill, and has located some new properties there. He thinks it is the future camp of the country.
 Mir. John Kron shipped about three thousand pounds of ore from the Orozaba mine. Casa Grande district, this week. It was selected and will run very high.
 Mir. H. A. Stevens, who is now look. ing after Mir. Buckalew's freighting inter ests, passed through here this week, en route to Globe, San Carlos and Wilcox,
 Charlie McFadden ia back from the mountains and will drive team between Casa Grande and Butte. He located some promising mining claims during his absence.
 Mir. w. C. Smith has ordered very handsome and substantial iron fence tc place around the grave of his late wife He will also place handsome tombstone at the head of the grave.
 have several fine banjos, German-sil yer bound, real costly ones; still will sel any of them from $7 to 12. Uncle liar ris, 221 Kearny Street, between Busl and Sutter.
 Prof Blake passed through here, Wed nesday, returning to San Francisco iron Silver King Prof. Blake is one of tn, scientific men who pronounced Minera Hill one of the finest mineral fields in thu west
 Just received at J. NJ. Ochoa's, ney importations of shawls, blankets, quilts ladies felt skirts, cotton and woolen fan nels, dress goods of every description crashes, oil clothes, Sc. 29t
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