Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-06-17

with the Wilcox company. Service com mences July 1st The route will be stocked with commodious coaches and good horses.-Globe Silrer Belt.
 Mr. William E. Guild has been ap- pointed agent at Florence for the Hart ford Fire Insurance Company, one of the oldest and most reliable organizations of the kind in the United States. When you want policy present yourself at the Postoffice and examine the history of the Hartford.
 Mir. Chas. G. Johnson an attorney at law, has located in Florence and will lprac- tice his profession here. He came hi- ther from Los Angeles, but was former ly resident of this Territory and is well acquainted with the old timers about Tucson, Prescott and Yuma. We we'll como him as citizen of our town.
 Mir. Fred Adams has completed his work at Butte and returned to Florence to pitch his tent permanently. Fred superintended the erection of the Pinal Consolidated shelter, sampling mill, tram way, company buildings, etc, and the excellence of the work has attracted gen eral attention and given Fred the reputa- tion of a master mechanic.
 Superintendent Donnelly and Director II .l town this week Mr. Born, the compa- 1 ny's smelter has resigned and gone home and Mir. Donnelly will give his personal attention to the smelting till new shelter can be secured. The latter is one of the best smelters on the coast, and there can be no such thing as failure un- der his management.
 | A trio of musicians from the honorable and ancient pueblo arrived here yester- day, and as consequence the boys have decided to give dance at the Courthouse hall this evening. They request the presence of all who favor indulgence in the pleasing and exhilarating exercise of the dance. In the language of the Brit ish fungus, yclept Wilde, the music will be exquisitely exquisite.
 The second crop of alfalfa is ready for the harvester. Think of it, ye farmers of the East. It is only June 17th, and the second crop of hay is ready to be mown here, while you are not through with spring planting yet Desert your snow fields and come to this summer sun land, where you can raise three crops year with half the labor you spend in raising ons in the cold and cheerless north.
 Messrs. Sherman, Clay & Co.,, music dealers of San Francisco, have favored rs with copy of one of their new publi- cations, entitled ''There may be Eyes as Brightly Beaming." It is a simple but charmin.; little love song, written in the key of E flat. If there are any senti- mental lads hereabouts who have been struck by Cupids lightning we would recommend this song to them. It is just the thing to serenade their muck-a- -mucks with.
 In response to the letters asking relief for the San Pedro settlers last week, Sheriff Gabriel started out with posse of Pima police from the Sacaton Agency,
 but before reaching the San Pedro ascer-
 tained that the reported presence of
 hostiles in that vicinity was mistake, and he returned The excitement erigi- mated principally from the killing of a red vaSabond by Mrs Watson, acci
 dentally. The killing was justified by Els
 kimin-zin, to whose band the Indian
 belonged.
 Messrs. Walker and Brady measured
 the tunnels and drifts in their famous
 Vekol mine last Saturday, and found
 they had total length of one thousand
 feet. From this they have shipped anC , sold nearly S36,0O0 worth of ore, mak | ing a little over S35 per foot, includin. u the dead work done in air shafts and tun . nels. Besides the ore sold they hay, about 800 tons of second grade ore on tn dump, most of which will average S1OO p This is the kind of mining propertie e Pinal county can show up.
 2 The Wallace Sisters played to goo,
 house at the Courthouse hall Tuesda, evening, but contrary to their advertise s ment repeated the drama of Dora and tn
 farce of Paddy Miles Boy They ha t advertised two new comedies, with song e and dances, and the audience was disar
 pointed when the curtain rose on Padd Miles Boy. Troupes do not gain any V thing by deceiving people thus. Tn V dance that followed the entertainment
 placed the audience in good humor, how
 ever, and stopped complaint. The latte e lasted till two o'clock, and was thorough ' enjoyable.
 | The number of school children in tn n Florence district, according to the censr "a just completed, is 415. They shoul
 have the benefit of graded schoo
 With such an institution they could | 'l taught for less money than is expende '' under our present system, and be mol l' rapidly advanced. Outside of these COT c- alterations, the number of advanced pl 5 pills here who cannot be taught in or IL primary schools demand the establisI
 mont of graded school, with 8 princip ie competent to instruct in the high, " branches School patrons should inte