Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-03-18

Postmaster Nm v. Guild has bought the residence he now occupies, also the lot upon which it ia located The lot takes in whole block 125 feet square Mir Guild proposes to beautify the place and has commenced the work of sowing grass seed, setting out shrubbery, choice grape vines and fruit trees.
 Hon. G. H. Oury, of Florence, has been appointed a member of the Demo- cratic Congressional campaign committee. He will do his party good service, as he is not only an indefatigable worker, but is thoroughly acquainted in all parts of the Territory, having been a resident of Arizona since 1850.
 Johnny Moran, Charlie Weiser and Pat Morgan have returned to their new find in the Owl Head district with provisions and supplies sufficient to last them till they can slnk fifty-foot shaft. If the ledge shows as well at depth of fifty feet as it does on the surface, they will need no other Strikes" to insure them fortunes.
 Mir w. L. Bailey has been delayed in re-opening the Silver King hotel of this place by the slow arrival of the new fur niture. He is re-papering, renovating the rooms and furnishing them through out with elegant new furniture. When the hotel is ready for business again, travellers will find comfortable quarters there. T
 Mrs. Jere Fryer, of Casa Grande, was at Florence this week on shopping ex petition. Mrs Freyer is the veritable Pauline Cushman, the noted Union spy whose daring exploits during the civil war have been recorded and published in large 16-mo volume of several hundred pages. She is still young and fine look ing woman.
 AS work progresses on the Lelo at Min eral Hill, it becomes more apparent that it is a magnificent property, Consider ing the limited amount of development on the Lelo, there is not a more promising prospect in the Territory. With a GUS tom mill on the river this mine would pay the expense of development from the croppings down.
 The board of supervisors have decided to have culverts put in at several points on the Butte and Florence road. Mir. Champion offers to furnish the lumber at the rate of S48 per thousand delivered at Casa Grande, S58 per thousand delivered at Florence The difference in the price just covers the cost of the freight from Casa Grande to this point.
 MT. Gustavus Cox, civil and mining engi- neer of Pinal, is, we have been informed making a complete map of the famous Pio- neer district, givingthe names and positions of the various claims. It is laborious un- dertaking, but will be an invaluable document when completed, and we believe the gentleman will realize a handsome profit from the sale of it.
 MT. P. B. Graham, of the Palace at Pinal, has a way of remembering the printer that is particularly gratifying to the latter He sent us this week box ] .f .., oc T manufactured expressly for him. Like his liquors, they reach the top notch on the scale of quality We shall remember Philo in our last will and testament.
 Jesse Hardesty came down from Min. eral Hill Wednesday with broken finger He was holding drill in the shaft of the Mark Twain when the accident occurred and says the fault was his own. He un dertook to turn the drill with his righ hand and shove up the water cloth witt the other. This caused the striker tC miss his guage and he brought the sledg, down on Jesse's left hand, literally pul
 verizing his second finger.
 Mir. James Sutherland, one of the olC time Florentines, has returned after
 years absence, to become one of us again He has leased the Jacobs mill and i placing it in good shape for the millin,
 season. He is a good miller and vii
 make only the best flour. We are glad t see him return to this burg. All the ol timers will follow his example soon. Thei former love for fair Florence is sure to re awaken in time.
 Mir. Solon Mason returned from Lo T Angeles Tuesday, after an absence of fou e weeks duration. He says the drouth - at end in Los Angeles county and crop promise well. He also reports a genera Il improvement in the prosperity of the Git
 of the Angels. Real estate is changin
 hands lively at an advanced figure. Tn j. hotels are crowded with strangers lookin ' for health and homes, and the merchant are pressed with business.
 2 Charlie Beckwith and Dan Crocker re
 turned from the Casa Grande distric
 Wednesday, Charlie informed the new
 fend of the ENTERPRISE that he saw man
 meritorious claims in that locality I !, saying this he simply corroborates a others who have expressed an opinion o
 the district, baseded upon personal obsel
 vations. We have never heard an aC e verse report of the district, thing ths 2 can be said of very few districts.
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