Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-11-18

the valley are enjoying the most delight ful weather imaginable. The tempera- ture is both mild and even. In fact our valley climate Is the finest in the world
 Miss Ella Shields, one of the most es- timable young ladies of the county came down from the San Pedro, Monday, and is the guest of Mrs John T. and Miss Fannie Bartleson. She will remain here till after the Christmas holidays.
 Blanket lined clothing and woolen un derwear at Ochoa's. 33tf
 Mir. Chas. Allen, who was, for long time, assayer for the Silver King com pany, has accepted the same position with i the Final consolidated, with headquar- ters at Butte. He is not only fine as- saver but is a thorough gentleman.
 The enterprising people at Dudleyville have raised money enough, by private subscription, to build a comnodious school house and the work of construc- ton has already commenced. The peo- pie of that section believe in education. A beautiful shell-case riverside chrono- meter watch, an adjusted movement, war ranted for 10 years, the finest ladies watch made, cost at the jewellers $50, will be sold for S34 at Uncle Harris. 221 | Kearny Street, between Bush and Sutter
 Miss Hattie Randle, the accomplished young lady who has been the guest of Miss Jenners for some time, was called home last week by the dangerous illness of her mother. Sho will return to Flor | once again as soon as her mother shall have recovered.
 Just received at J. NJ. Ochoa's, new importations of shawls, blankets, quilts, ladies felt skirts, cotton and woolen fan nels, dress goods of every description, crashes, oil clothes, &c. 29tf
 Matt Flynn, an old timer in the Terri tory and well known here, IS now super intending O'Brien's interests in the pool of copper mines, located on the Gila, near the Pinal county coal fields Matt is Ca hale fellow well met" and knows how to gater his bouquets as he goes.
 Mir. Aaron has stepped down from lixi- viator to sssayer at the King mill. For a man who has published an original @ work on the subject of teaching ores, ti-at IS long step backward and suggests the belief that demands for Mir. Aaron's great knowledge of treating ores are not very numerous.
 Fitted cherries, preserved apricots, Al den apples snd peaches. A general stock of Fancy Groceries always kept on hand at Ochoa's 33tf
 There is an unusual demand for dwell ing houses in Florence, at present, and none for rent We say again that some one could make money by building few comfortable dwelling houses for rent Our population is steadily increasing and with this increase comes growing de- mand for dwelling houses.
 MT. Amber, who, during the summer, was engaged in freishting from Picacho to Silver Belle district, has moved his headquarters to Casa Grande and is haul ing from that point to Pioneer He has a larger number of teams and wagons and IS putting up . repair shop at Casa Grande to do his own repairing and shoeing.
 The Putnam brothers have taken up a cattle ranch at the month of the Aravai- pa and MT. James Rodgers and son have taken charge of it. Mir H. Putnam and son have also located a ranch a little fur ther up the stream and have 15O head of fine cattle grazing there. They have dug a well and struck an abundance of water not more thon 12 feet below the surface.
 *The celebrated Vegetable Compound for females, which, within few years, has made the name of Mrs. Lydia E.. Pinkham known in every part of the civ ilized world, relieves suffering by the safe and sure method of equalizing the vital forces and thus regulating the organic functions. It is only by such method that disease is ever arrested and removed.
 MT. Ii. H. Hutchinson has leased the blacksmith shop formerly occupied by Bein & Atkinson, and is moving his tools and stock down from PInal. Mr. H. is q good mechanic and will soon build up a paying business here He has a nice family and will make an acceptable addi- tion to our population. The ENTERPRISE extends them cordial welcome to Flor encs.
 Hon G. H. Oury, congressman elect, returned to Florence, Wednesday, some what fatigued by the work and travel of the campaign, but feeling happy over the result. He was warmly received by his host of friends and made the recipient of hearty congratulations He received 15O of the 180 votes cast in Florence, a fact signifying that he enjoys remarkable pop-