Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-11-03

returned to Pheuix this week.
 N ASrED-A first class shocr. CUL- VER & RoEMER, Pinal, Arizona. Mir P. Boscha came down from Final this week.
 The new barber shop has crawled to the top.
 Mir. L. K. Drais visited Pinal and Silver King this week.
 Mrs. Chss. H. Starr returned Tues day from long soJourn at Gold Hill, Nevada.
 Mr Chss. Wilson came up from Casa Grande Wednesday and went to Silver King.
 Mrs. R. E. Sloan and child returned homo this week from summers visit to relatives in Ohio.
 Mr. Pedro Charouleau came up from Tucson this week to look after his in terests in the valley.
 MT. Theo. Nicholas came down from Final few days ago and spent a day or two in town.
 Miss Katie Drew came up from CasA Grande few days ago on a short visit to her Florence friends.
 MT. Sid Bartleson returned last week from Frank Shields ranch on the San Pedro.
 The recent rainfall in the valley, as recorded by MT. Ii. G. Ballou's gauge, aggregated about one inch.
 The candidates have been making a farewell tour of the county this week and the political season will close next Tuesday evening.
 Col. Bob Williams, candidate for Supervisor, was down from Silver King this week, feeling the political pulse.
 Judge Jos. Campbell came down from Globe where he had been attend iag court, last Sunday, and went on to his home in Phenix.
 Judge Porter returned from Globe last Sunday and, feeling quite unwell from the effects of severe cold con trscted in Glebe, he still further ad- iourned court until December 10th.
 Ar. c. W. Culver and wife returned from California last Wednesday. Mrs. Culver spent the summer in that state and MT. Culver went "inside" few weeks ago to bring her home. MT. J. H. Hull, administrator of the estate of J. D. Rittenhouse, deceased publishes a notice this week of inter. est to those whose accounts are still un' settled.
 The Great Register of Pinal County was completed and turned over to the County Recorder on Wednesday morn ing, October 31st. It contains just 1929 names.
 Dr. N. H. Matas writes from Tucson that on account of important business matters requiring his presence in that city longer than he expected, his com ing to Florence has been indefinitely postponed.
 Mir. z. H. Taylor and wife, of Red ington, returned from visit to Phe mix last Saturday. Hr. Taylor bough a fine alfalfa ranch in Salt River val ley while at Phenix, and will place some of bis horses thereon to pasture the coming winter.
 Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. D. c Stevehs met with a serious acciden that came very near proving fatal. Al adobe out house suddenly collapsed burying her in the debris and yer, severely bruising her about the heat and shoulders and she has since beer confined to her bed from her injuries
 Mir. Al. Mesa's teams that reache, here Thursday morning with oil fo Silver King, were detained severa hours at sundry places on the roa from Casa Grande that were badl washed out, and repairs were neces ssry to be made before the team could pass. The road needs imme diate attention.
 Tho Florence Canal is carrying
 good head of water and all land clain ants along it's course can be supple for irrigating purposes by applying g the company's ofiice This is the tim
 to begin cultivation for next season
 crop, and with a plentiful supply (
 water many thousands of acres of ne land should be brought under cultiv'
 tion along the Florence canal tn
 coming winter.
 The free entertainment to be give
 under the auspices of Florence Lode
 No. 4, A. O. U. w., will take place
 the Court House on Tuesday evenin
 November 18th. The programme
 yet but partially arranged, will be
 varied one in which many ladies an
 gentlemen not connected with u
 Order will participate. After the re
 ular exercises a pleasant hop wi
 follow. The Lodge contemplates gi
 ing grand ball on Thanksgivir
 Eve, of which due notice will be give
 Mir. Estevan Ochoa, brother of NJ F !. M. Ochoa of this place, died at L
 Cruces, New Mexico. last Saturday {
 t.rnoon. Mir. J. M. Ochoa start,
 Sunday morning for Las Cruces to 6
 tend the funeral and to render sut
 assistance as might be required by u
 immediate family of his late brotht
 Mir Estevan Ochoa was a well knov
 pioneer of Arizona and member
 the firm of Fully & Ochoa, whose br
 mess houses and freighting trains we
 st one time associated with the histo
 of almost every town in southern A
 zona. They met business revers
 several years ago, since which time \
 ochoa has led quietlife at his ho'