Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-06-03

Dulllon. It Is grand success.
 
 J. W. Davis went up to Pinal Tuesday on legal business.
 MT. Nathan Perdue and wife, of San Pedro, are visiting at Pinal.
 Horace L. Smith returned Tuesday from a protracted visit to Tucson.
 Mrs. w. L. Bailey returned Wednes- day from her visit to Whitlow Station. Our young friend, Peter Brady, has gone down to the Papago district to work in the Vekol mine.
 Six bars of bullion from Globe and four from the King were sent down to Casa Grande this week.
 The ESTERPR1sE will move into it's new quarters next week, on Main Street, op- posits the old U. S. Signal office.
 Charlie Finch of Riverside was in town this week, and gives good report of the mining outlook in that locality.
 The Prescott Daily Courier says "the Florence ESTERPRIsE is one of the best weekly papers published in Arizona"
 Adolph Eiemann came down from the Saddle Mountain district Sunday, and will remain in this vicinity for several months.
 Mir Fleischman, of Butte, was in town this week. He is connected with the firm of Leo Goldman & Co.,, and is a fine young gentleman.
 District Attorney Summers has gone to San Francisco and Judge Goodwin is dis charging the duties of the office during the formers absence
 Ruben, the Mexico, veteran returned from San Francisco this week, looking much improved in health He went thither for medical treatment
 Mrs. Hyde, of the San Pedro neigh borhood spent the week in Florence. She had been visiting Mrs. Schamp, oi Cottonwood and stopped over here on her way home.
 Mir Joseph Pearson and wife, of San Pedro, passed through here "Wednesday, returning home from Pinal. They were accompanied by Mrs. Perdue and Miss Rebesca Rowe, sisters of Mrs. Pearson. Mir. Schetter, of Riverside, left fol California Thursday, to be gone some months. MT. Carriger will remain here in charge of the cattle and mining prop orty belonging to the firm of Sohetter & Carriger.
 Jacob Schneider has gone down to the Papago country to prospect for the pre- cious minerals. That district is attracting a great deal of attention just now ant numbers of prospectors are going thithel to try their fortune.
 MT. D. W. McCullen, of Final, passed through here Wednesday, en rdute to Sai Francisco. to spend the heated term. H. has been delving in the bowels of Mothe Earth out in the Mineral Creek distric for long time ana feels the need of re creation.
 Mir Frank Czarnowski, of Silver King passed through here this week, returnin from Casa Grandc, whither he went t look after new whim and machinery fo the South King. He will commenc balino the mine out as soon as he can ge the machinery in place.
 There were no ostentatious ceremonie here on decoration day, but number c our citizens visited the cemetery an strewsd fresh and fragrant flowers abov the hallowed dust of departed friends and numerous flags were hung out alon Main street in recognition of the day.
 Mir Wm. Jennings, of Florence, Ina taken charge of the noted Vekol mine ( this county. Mir. Jennings mined in Mel ico for twenty-five years and is therefor q thoroughly trained, practical minel Messrs. Brady and Walker could not hay made better choice. He will open tn Vekol in a manner that cannot be excelleC
 Attention is called to Governor Tritle proclamation, relating to the Denve mining exposition, and published another column It is important tn, this county should be well represented { that exposition and we sincerely hoy some prompt action will be taken on tl suggestions tho proclamation contains.
 We see by the Silrer Belt that our vour friend, Chas. T. Connell, of San Carlo led to the hymenial altar, on the 20th May, Miss Susie Moore Miss Sus could not have trusted her destiny to u care of more worthy guardian. We pr sent our congratulations and trust tn their future may be cloudless and seren
 The lovers of terpsichorean amusemel gathered at the court house Monday eve ing and made merry till after the "w, small hours, etc. The mercury was stan ing at an uncomfortable altitude, but u dancers did not seem to mind it; the a tractivc power of the dance is too strol to be weakened by high temperature.
 The machinery for the Jessie Bentc mine has been delivered at the mill-sit and it will not bo long before it shall placed III position and ready to crush or The mine continues to improve in u