Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-12-23

When the blackboard came in from Pioneer, Thursday morning, there was considerable snow spgiukled over the baggage and the driver reported heavy snow fall at Pioneer and Globe All our neighboring towns are visited by snow storms, but Florence always escapes. As near as the snow ever gets to Us is on the high lands north of the river and about two miles from town Ours is a summer climate.
 If parties coming to the city will per sist in falling into the numerous dens call ing themselves by different "Uncles," and find after purchasing that they are swindled, it is their own fault. Take the little trouble to see Uncle Harris name painted on the windows of lis store. Go first and see him, get his guarantee (writ- ten), and you will find tliat you bought any article for half store prices. Remem- Der the number, 221 Kearny, between Bush and Sutter,
 A fresh lot of Garden and Flower seeds at Smith X Murray's 39tf
 Casa Grande is thriving. Two blacl - smith shops are added to the business of the town The solitary little Mexican of few months ago now has about twenty companions, and school house has been erected for their intellectual development. Casa Grande proposes to make an effort for the Gunsight road, having, over Plea cho, the advantage of an already flourish ing southern trado. Al Richeson's hotel and saloon flourish He is coming over in about week -Ph@nir Herald.
 Mir. Aaron Mason received another car load of thoroughbred mares and a young stallion from San Francisco this week. l Four of the mares have as fine pedigrees as any on the Pacific coast and they are also fast trottors. One of these animals 1 IS valued at 5000 and the others at S500 each. The horss is valued at 5000 and l is only two year old. Mir Mason is doing great deal for the blooded stock interest of this section and deserves to succeed. His stable shows fine collec- tion of horses now
 The travelling public will find at the Silver King hotel, of Silver King, first class accommodations and a table that is always provided with palatable ediDes. Mrs. O'Boyle gives her personal attention to the culinary department and being 6 meals at the Silver King are always tempting to the appetite. Mir. Win. O'Boyle, the genial proprietor, under stands making his guest comfortable and makes 9 visit to his hotel 8 genuine pleas ure. He IS arranging to give dance in the dining room of his hotel Christmas evening and we predict, in advance, that It will be q grand success.
 tramp entered Charles Tillman's res idence Wednesday night, and commenced to undress with the intention of going to bed But little Ella Nesbit, who was sleeping ill the room at the time awoko and ordered the intruder to take lis de parture. He replied by threatening to kill her if she should scream, but the threat did not intimidate her and she screamed as loud as she could. Her cricr aroused Mrs. Tillman and when the latter commenced calling to her husband the tramp decamped, leaving his hat and 8 belt behind. An hour or so later the rascal returned and tried the door again but hearing noise inside tie house took to his heels. It would be a good idea tc organize a vigilance committee here tc take care of tramps and keep them nov ing along when they strike this place
 We desire to call attention to the ad
 vertissment in another column of D. M
 Ferry & Co.,, Detroit, Mich, the grea
 seedsmen, whose mammoth establishment
 is one the sights of the chief city of Mich igan. They do the largest business II
 their trade in the United States, reach ing even across the Atlantic and Pacif
 oceans The house is entirely reliable
 and if you wish to get exactly what yo,
 order, you cannot do better than to sent
 to them for you seeds, and you may de 3 pend upon 1t you will get the best tha : the market can supply. Their seeds hay become known over the entire civilize X world for purity and fertility, an n have gained for them an enviable reputa 7, tion. Their Annual Seed Catalogue ju. n issued for 1883, rsplete with informatio : and beautifully Illustrated, will be sen e free on application. l
 Thursday large flock of buzzards WE Y observed circling above the road leadin h from Pinal here. It was such an unusu; | sight that 1t attracted the attention of l. great many and finally caused lsrg
 crowd to gather on the street. As tn I crowd watched the birds of carrion graC a ually drew nearer the town and it wa noticed that cloud of dust was rising bt }. heath them, indicating they were follow ,s ing something that was moving along 0