Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-02-25
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Geo. Acton and Frank Bernard were in town this week.
 Alex. Goodfellow, of Pinal, was in town yesterday.
 F. o. Wilkinson returned from Los Angeles, yesterday.
 Mir. W. N. Tweed, of Dripping Springs, was in town Wednesday.
 Mir. Nicholas and family, of Pinal, are to become residents of Florence soon. General Manager Linkton and Mir. Thos. Cochrane came down from Butte "Wednesday.
 Henry Schmidt, the fashionable boot and shoemaker of this place, will open branch shop at Butte soon.
 The Silver King and Florence telegraph line is completed at last, and the first dis patch was sent over the completed line Monday.
 Tho Gila is rising rapidly, and if the rain fall in the mountains continues few days boatmen will be in demand at the Flor ence crossing.
 Queen Crock is frozen over at Whit lows Station, ten miles this side of Pinal, but ice has not made it's appearance in the valley at this point yet.
 Wm. Hunton returned this week from long prospecting tour and thinks he has found another bonanza. William was born under a lucky star.
 Messrs. Abbott and Phelps left for their homes beyond the Rockies yester- day, carrying with them good opinion of Arizona and her future.
 The suit against the owner of the Silver Belle mining claim, Casa Grande district, was argued before Justice Miller Monday, and continued to March 10th.
 Harry Leroy, who is well known here, was killed by the cars recently in New Mexico He was interested in mining claims in the Casa Grande district
 A row of young ash trees have been set out along the south and east sides of the court-house grounds to take the place of cottonwood trees now dying out.
 We invite attention to the advertise ment of O'Connor & Miles, Mineral Hill They have fine assortment of goods and sell a. low figure. Give them a trial Dr. Davis loft for Final Tuesday, hay ing guided his little patients at Mir. Ma sons over tho breakers of death safely, and started them on the road to recovery. Don't forget it. Uncle Harris, of 221 Kearny street has just received an ele- gsnt assortment of scarf pins, diamonds, jewelry, etc, at prices that will astonish you.
 Adolph Nioman came down from the Saddle Mountain district this week foI supplies. He has about sixty feet to gc before reaching the ledge in the tunnel oi tho King.
 Our friends of Casa Grande are prepar ing for terpsichorean entertainment tc take place about the first of March. They believe in gathering few of life's bou quets as well as the rest of us.
 Mir. Joseph Collingwood, with an ey' to comfort and beauty, has set out young trees between the cottonwoods, whicl border the walks on either side of hi large mercantile establishment.
 The machinery for the Pinal Consoli dated Company's smelter is arriving a Casa Grande, but it is difficult to get team to haul it to Butte. We need nor freightcrs in this part of the county.
 Mrs. Antonia l.. DeFelix died in child birth Saturday evening, and was interre at the Catholic cemetery Sunday. Mas for the repose of her soul was held at tn church at o'clock Monday morning.
 Mir. Bacon, now at Washington City has our thanks for a map of Arizona an pamphlet showing the manner of pro ceeding to obtain titles to public lands un dor the different laws of the Unite States.
 As will be seen by an advertisement i another column, Henry Schmidt ha opened shoemaker shop on Main street Ho is first-class workman and wo ca recommend him to all those needing wor in that line.
 Mir II. B. Murray has sold his bus ness interests at Pinal and will become resident of Florence. He IS level-heade and sees that the ''prettiest town in tn Territory" has the location and resource to insure it a prosperous future.
 Our young friend, Peter Brady, former ly of Pinal, but now of Butte, was calle hither this week by the expected death ( his little baby brother. The latter, how ever, has passed the crisis safely undt the skillful treatment of Dr. Harvey an will soon recover.
 Smith, the darkey lodged in jail la week on charge of highway robbery, W; brought before Justice Miller Monda, and released for want of prosecution. I'll man whom he robbed is at work in tt neighborhood of Dripping Springs an hadn't the money to defray the expen' of a trip to this place.
 Agent Wheeler and Mir. Hopkins, Aha IL s Indian Al,orrr. Sana4nr -n,