Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-16
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Horace l.. Smith went to Globe this week OH legal business.
 Santa Cruz has opened new saloon at E. w. Palmer's old stand.
 Supervisor Holland made a business trip to Tucson this week.
 Mir. Wm. Tweed, jr., of Dripping Springs, was in town this week.
 Charles Tillman's new stock of lumber and furniture arrived this week and is large and complete.
 l.. Goldman, the Pinal merchant, and Mir. Fieishnan, his partner at Butte, were in town this week.
 Treasurer P. R. Brady went to Tucson this week to take his daughter back to school, vacation having expired.
 Charlie Weiser came down from Pinal this week and is making preparations to do his assessment work at the Owl Heads. Mir. Joseph Champion, the lumber mer- chant of Pinal and Casa Grande, passed through here Friday, en route to San Francisco.
 The young man who drives the stage between Enterprise Station and Pinal had his collar bone broken, Tuesday, by vicious mare.
  Charlie Palmer, who returned from the feast at Tucson, last week, says it is not mp to the usual standard in point of at- tendance and attraction.
 Supt. Stevens, of the Pinal Consoli- dated, was in town this week and says he will be ready to start up the furnace in- side of few weeks without fail.
 II. B. Montgomery has reached San Franeiscofrom the east and will return tt Florence inside of few weeks to look after his numerous mining properties. Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Sutherland will make thoir future home at Dripping Springs, Mir. S's cattle ranch. He is go ing into the stock business on an exten sive scale.
 Mir. Vim. Bley, of Pinal, was her Wednesday, on his way to Pioneer t. work in the new mills. He is good me chanic and has had considerable e1per fence on mill work.
 Attorney Davis, of Florence and Dr H. H. Davis, of Pinal, returned from tn bustling metropolis on the raging Sant Cruz, Monday, and look as though the had been well entertained while there. Sheriff Gabriel has gone to Tucson O mining business and will return by way ( the Gunsight district and Gila Bend, e1 pecting to meet Mrs. Gabriel at the latte place on her way home from California Mir. H. B. Murray, of the firm of Smit tS Murray, of this place and Casa Grand' is in San Francisco, buying new goods car load lots for the fall trade which h; already commenced to make itself man . fest.
 It is time candidates fer county offic were handing in their announcement which will be published in the ENTE PRISE at fifteen dollars each, ipuariably ddcdnce.
 One of our mechanics who had no reac cash to donate to the new school fund C fered to give a months work on the bull ing. This proposition evidences pub spirit that is creditable to the gentlem in question.
 Sam Barnhardt, the somewhat not Sand Lot statesman, of San Francist was here this week, representing sevs San Francisco mercantile establishment He is a good talker and well versed in | political history of the country.
 Judge Bush, one of the fortunate ov CTS in the magnificent copper pfopert recently discovered in the vicinity Dripping Springs, spent the week in tov He has strong affection for the pl; and talks of returning here to live N If yon need a fine old violin, and do Nwantto pay sI5O for one, send to me CSre of my fine violins, price $20; q shoulaS0u want good fair instrum for $6, or $8, or s10, will send it to by express. Uncle Harris, 221 Rear between Bush and Sutter