Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-22
MERE MENTION.

Hon. G. II. Oury visited Phenix and vicinity this week.
 Mir. Leroy Tucker is in town from De Noon.
 Mir c. NJ. Marshall came up from Casa Grande Wednesday.
 NIT. s. NJ. Bailey, of Silver King, spent several days of this week in Florence.
 The grand domino masqurade will take place on Monday evening, Deccm Der 3lst, at the Court House.
 Mir W. c. Smith, of Casa Grande, spent several days in town this week, looking after his interests here.
 Justice Bo. J. Whiteside married Mir F. II. Williams and Refugia Robard, last Tuesday evening, December 18th. MT. John c. Heating was confined to his bed for several days this week, with touch of the fever.
 The county jail is empty for the first time in a long while. Judge Barnes made clean sweep of it.
 Mir. J. H. O'Neil, a section boss on the Southern Pacific railroad, was in town from Casa Grande during several days of last week
 Messrs. John Ruckelshausen and Ring Watson have returned from their prospecting trip in the Superstition mountains.
 Rev. J. T. Monfort performed the ceremony last Sunday that united the destinies of Miguel Quijada and Miss Reyes Flores.
 The grand rafle, mentioned olse- where, has been postponed to Sunday or Monday, the 30th or 31st, at P. M., at the Tunnel saloon.
 The Board of Supervisors will meet next Thursday to complete it's labors preparatory to turning the county's affairs over to the new Board.
 The printing material for the new paper at this place has arrived. The publication office will be in the build ing recently occupied by the city bak- tfNs on maln street.
 Work on the stone foundation of Messrs. W. C. Smith & Co.'s new brick building will soon begin. It will be a twO-story building with tastefully ornamental front.
 W. IT. G@fiin, Esq, has fitted up an office in T. F. Weedin's building, corner of Main and Ninth streets, where he will be found during profess sional hours in the future.
 Those holding county warrants on the general fund for 1887 and road fund for 1886 will find Treasurer notice in another column calling fo1 their redemption.
 There were slight frosts two morn ings this week, the first of the sea son appearing on the morning of the 10th. Neither were sufficiently heavy to injure vegetation.
 Mir. F. O. Donnelly has so far re. covered from his paralysis as to get ab0ut the streets with th~ aiG of ., cane. He can new talk quite plainly and is in a fair way to recovery.
 
 The mines in the Mineral Hill sec- ton are rapidly coming to the front and 1t looks as though the new year will witness several new mills erected in that rich mineral district.
 Save money by buying railroad tic kets cheap, of Sam Drachman, Tue son. Louisiana Lottery tickets fol sale; agent for Little Louisiana Lot tery.
 NIT. Chas. 0Dell, of Dudleyville, wa in town this week. He says the re cent rains have started up the rang, grass nicely and if the cold weather i postponed short time longer the cat tie will winter in excellent condition
 Mir. Alfred E. Trippel, of Globe passed through Florence Monday, ol his way to Pima and Cochise countie for the purpose of gathering minin statistics for Dr. Alex. Tripods annua report to the government.
 The Crispin mine at Silver Kin has passed into new hands and nev company has been organized to worl it. As the new company is trying {, compromise the debts of the old com pany, for which it is liable, the nev deal evidently means bushes for them --sufves that has no especial regard fo the rest of mankind.
 MT. Vim. Clarke has returned fror his mines at the Owl Heads, we pleased with the outlook for that mir ing section. His properties are all d, veloping satisfactorily and the distriC has never shown better that it doc now. The developments in the To- tilita Company's Jesse Benton min at 300 feet deep show very rich bu robellious ore in good quantities.
 A very handsome bar has been pr in MT. J. M. Ochoa's liquor depar ment, with two stylish sideboards i antique oak, separated by very larl plate glass mirror. It is now one | the finest bars in the territory and ! gracefully presided over by Mir. Ge E. Evans, assisted by Mir. E. o. Smitl
 Some burglarious individuals tn. conceived the United States postofliC in this place to be depository of lars portion of the surplus, gained entrant through a transom in the rear of thu building on Tuesday night and prit open the money drawer. They toe only two or three dollars in small coi and registered letter containing $S in greenbacks, addressed to Tax G lector Jere Fryer, escaped their noti although they had taken it from u drawer and left it on the table. The