Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-10-27

to time to be summoned before him.
 On the other hand is Judge Levi Ruggles, whose conduct at the time of the death of Mr Rittehnouse, was so utterly reprehensible and lawless, and who has been, ill an article giving the facts of the occurrence, so mercl- lessly scorched by THE ENTERPRISE.
 Florence itself is quiet. This aston ishing piece of news has been recorded daily of Florence ever since its incep- tion. Up to the present time such statement has excited no comment, nothing else being expected; now it excites considerable regret, as better things have lately been expected of her.
 From present indications this sea son must take its place with preceding l ones in its non-productiyeness. This condition of affairs is due in part to the dry summer, but more largely to litigation over priority of water rights, as between the smaller ditches and the large Florence canals
 It would seem that much of this is needless and that small amount of public spirit shown by certain individ- uals, s,would smooth matters over so that valuable time ill retaining these des ert lands might not be lost.
 The Florence Canal Company while waiting for the adjustment of these difficulties is strengthening the weak portions of the canal, and is asking for bids for the construction of a huge storage reservoir not far from the rail road, and the younger MT. Pogue is strong in his belief that active opera tions all along the line will shortly be inaugurated. In the mean time Flor entians, do not despair They know they have good thing and have been in chronic condition of waiting for so many years they do not mind year or two more of the same
 apathetic state,
 Two new physicians have lately
 come to Florence, one at least fills a
 long felt want It is a question if
 with two, the want Is not well filled,
 with a certain amount of physician re-
 maining over One of these gentle
 men is Dr. Allen, of Brooklyn, N Y.,
 whom Dr. Kinnaird of Silver King,
 highly recommends. The other is Dr. Adler, lately resident of Tucson.
 The residents of Florence are very much pleased with this accession of
 medical skill, for the growing practice
 had for some time been greater than Dr. Harvey could attend to.
 Pinal and Silver King run on as us
 ual The condition of the mine Is a : never failing source of interest. Faith in it has to large degree been restor- ,, ed, as the large output of ore and bull lion during the three months past, has enabled the company to meet their notes before maturity.
 Both camps are ordinarily very } quiet, owing to the large number of : married men ill the population. Just r now as in Florence, the approaching } election is the absorbing topic and the local bosses are busy marshalhng their : forces for the fray.
 Mr. Arthur Macy, for so long the : superintendent of the Silver King !. Company, is no longer serving in that : capacity, having on Monday last turn 7 ed over the conduct of the business to his successor, Mir. Adams. This Is in : accordance with determination oi
 Mr. Macy, formulated in his resigna- T ton, which has been finally and most | reluctantly and respectfully accepted e by the company.
 T MT. Adams, his successor, is a grad t uate of the School of Mines, New York e and is thoroughly fitted by his scien : tifc knowledge and practical training n for this special position, to fill it witt If ability and satisfaction to the company $ During the past week MT. Maey'' e friends have given him several farewell d dinners, and he has been wined ant o dined to his hearts content. Each O $ these affairs, while from it's very ma ,f ture festive, was tinctured with sad
 ness from the very sincerest regre
 with which Mir Macy parts from hi
 subordinates and they from him.
 The King Company in parting witt
 MT. Macy loses most valuable super = intendent and the county one of 1t
 most able and public spirited citizens
 Those in Tucson who knew well hin :, equally regret his departure from tn ' u Territory.