Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-10-27


 on which he had more than once con cluded to file a relinquishment; but when the dentist was in town 1t was on such remarkably good behavior that he thought he would overlook its past errors in a hope of its ultimate re- formation. About the time the west bound train left Casa Grande with the tooth-ierker on board, the eccentric molar got on a rip-roaring Jamboree and painted Lem's whole countenance an ultra-carmine hue, besides in- sligsting open rebellion amongst its n ighto ors by it's imfammatory proceed ings. It tugged away at all his facial nerves and gave him no peace of mind or body for three or four days, during which time one side of his head was 9 misfit by fifteen or twenty sizes. One of the local physicians was finally con- suited and devised a process to success fully eyict the troublesome tenant, and Lens features are again assuming their usual comedy appearance.
 Parson Whittemore wishes TIE EN- TERpRIsE to say that one week from next Sabbath-November 4th-he pur- poses organizing the First Presbyterian Church of Florence, Arizona. Those who wish to join the organization, either on profession of faith, or by cer- tifcate from any evangelical church. will be cordially welcomed. One or two elders and deacons will be elected for the church, and trustees for the society also. As soon as arrangements can be made after said church Is or ganized and the society is incorporat- ed, the citizens of Florence will be SO licited to subscribe for the erection oi a church editice.
 MT. Wm. E. Guild has received tel egraphic advices from the cast tha his father hes at the point of deati and that his recovery Is not possible Under such circumstances MT. Guil( does not feel justified in making q DO litical canvass of the county and there
 fore withdraws his candidacy for thu office of Assessor. In the almost cer
 tain event oftthe death of his fathe
 his presence will be required in tn east to settle up the affairs and admin ister upon the estate, which would necessitate a resignation of the oiiic
 should he be elected. This leaves bu two candidates in the field for Asseso -Messrs. J. w. Harrington and J. r Gabriel.
 William Gould, who was recently al
 rested in Prescott charged with com
 plicity in the Pleasant Valley and Ton
 to troubles, was for some time quit
 recently resident of Florence. Ii
 worked at R. H. Martins livery stabl
 for time aud afterwards drove tn
 Silver King stage for Messrs. Drew Bamrick. MT. Charles Starr knew C his connection with the Pleasant Va
 ley crowd and talked with Gould abou 5 the troubles, but no one else kne' 5 much about him.
 Mir. Arthur Macy and wife left la;
 Sunday for a short visit to California l after which they will go east to resid 3 While greatly regretting their depar r ure, large circle of friends in Pini
 county wish them happiness and pro
 perity wherever they may go. M
 Macy was one of the most highly rC spected and public spirited citizens (
 Final county and it is hoped tha
 sometime in the future be may agai I make his home in this valley.
 As an indication of the health , growth of Florence the fact is mel
 toned that it is next to impossible l rent a house in the place. Ever 3 building capable of giving shelter ' occupied and although dozens of ne a houses have been erected during tl
 past year, all of them are filled. Pe o sons with q few spare thousands cOu :, find no better or more profitable i vestment than in building cottages ,' rent in this place.
 A passenger on the east bour
 train Wednesday evening, committt . suicide shortly after leaving Ca' ' Grande, by shooting himself throug U the head. His body was taken to Tu
 son where an inquest was held al
 the remains buried. In his pocke l. 1850 in cash was found, and lett q that signifed his intention to comm s suicide, but no name was signed to O excepting "Will Me" His identi
 has not yet been learned.
 | Gen. J. B. Allen turned the seyent r. first year of his age last Tuesday al L. he seems to be in the enjoyment of a quality of health and vigor tn
 promises many years moreiof life. I is again prospering in a worldly Vi = and there is no one amongst his nul # erous acquaintances who does n y wish him happy days on his journ
 down the shady path of life.
 This valley was visited during t e closing days of last week with a go l. fan of rain which exhausted itself E Monday night, since which time t it weather has been warm and pleasal At October raine are very unusual in A
 zona and it is believed the recent O o. will not prove of much benefit asi ,d from filling the mountain springs a ,n sources of supply.
 r. Mir. Jas Mickels, the timberman d the Reymert mines, came down fire
 De Noon Tuesday and went south no remain a week or ten days. He h 1e the misfortune to have the bones his right hand broken about a we ,d ago by fall while entering a ds at drift just from the light of day,
 the injury is rapidly mending. MT. Hill de Armitt has so far Iy covered from his recent severe illn ds as to be able to ride down town es casionally. He is now improv ls' quite rapidly but it will be seve les months before his usual strength '
 return. He was warmly greeted G. his friend, yesterday, on his first V