Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-10-21

on the corner or hlaln ana cnurcn street. It will be occupied by Mir J. M Ochoa with his mammoth stock of general mer chandise.
 Prof. Eamos returned from Pinal Tues day, and went up to Mineral Hill. Like all scientific men who havo examined that district, he has faith in its value and be- leves it will be one of the best in the | west when opened up.
 Mir. Joseph Champion, the Pinal and | Casa Grande lumber merchant, IS home | again from California and there is some | talk at Pinal of running him for super visor. He is good business man, enter | prising and energetic.
 We understand that new ticket for | Florence precinct has been put into the | field. It is as follows: For Justice of the Peace, Mir. Vim. Jennings; for School | Trustees, Mir. W. C. Smith, Dr Win. Harvey and MT. Wm. Jennings.
 Mir. Vim Dempsy will move his family up to Florence, whether he shall be sue cessful in his canvass for Treasurer or not. We shall be glad to welcome this family as dwsllers of Florence. They are first-class people and would be desirable acquisition to any town.
 Judge Walker, of the Vekol, was in town this week. He is making his head quarters at present at his ranch below Florence and is preparing his place for the reception of his brother, who is on his way hither, from California, with a herd of blooded mares and horses.
 The infant child of Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Gabriel died Saturday morning and was buried Sunday with the impressive burial service of the catholic church. The fun ersl was largely attended and the parents will have the sympathy of the entire com munity in their sad bereavement.
 Mir w. H. Sutherland has sold his stage line, between Globe and Camp Thomas, to ''Rube" Woods, of San Car los. This leaves him with no stage line now, except the short route between Tue son and Riverside, and this he has sub let for twelve months. He think there is more money in raising cattle.
 Ex-Governor Stafford is organizing company with view to engaging i'll min ing operations in Pinal county. Gov ernor Stafford is gentleman of means, ability, influence and experience, and can do much toward bringing out the splen did mining resources of this section. He will be cordially welcomed here.
 Judge Porter held q powwow at Casa Grande, Saturday night, and tried hard but in vain to create little enthusiasm among the denizens of that railroad, me tropolis. Mir. Thomas Tomlinson pre- sided over the meeting and presented the Judge in very neat speech. Mir. J. W. Davis was present and delivered brief address.
 *x*"Do boldly what you do at all Boldly do we affirm that Kidney-Wort is the great remedy for liver, bowels and kid ney diseases. Rheumatism and piles van ish before it. The tonic effect of Kidney Wort is produced by its cleansing and purifying action on the blood. Where there is g gravelly deposit in the urine, or milky, ropy urine from dlsordered kid neya, it always cures.
 Mr John Brash has turned his atten- tion to freighting again and put three ten mule teams on the road between Casa Grande and Pioneer. His outfit is sll bran new and his mules are among the largest and finest in the county He made a large sum of money freighting here flow years since and spent most of it in taking out ditch and in improving hls Round Valley ranch. John is hard worker and deserves to succeed.
 *For years Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham has been contending with the terrible hydra known as DiseaSs, with what surprising success many who were in the serpents tolls will testify. Often has the power less victim been snatchcd from the open jaws of the destroyer. In smiting the head of this monster Mrs. Pinkham's 8 Vegetable Compound is far more effica- cious than the processes of potential and actual cautery.
 Among the new announcements in this issue will be found the names of John T Bates, of San Pedro, for Supervisor, and P. C. Warner, of Florence, for Justice of tho Peace. Mir. Bates is one of the early settlers on the San Pedro, large prop erty owner and good substantial citizen. MT. Warner is an old timer here and our citizens are better acquainted with his qualifications for the office of Justice 7 of the Peace than we. Hence he needs , no introduction from us.
 Mir. Chas. Wilson, of Casa Grande, was in town this week. Mir. Wilson is sink ing fifty-foot shaft on the Hawkeye . claim, which lies in the same range of l mountains as does the Vekol The sur F, Il, 4 T