Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-01-07
Local Items.

Nr. I. D. Putnam, of Manleyville, was in town this week.
 MT. Robert Finch. of Dudley'ille, was in town this week.
 Mir. Henry Schoshusen, of Dudleyvllle, was in town this week.
 Mir. Nj. Kennedy, of Riverside, paid Florence visit this week.
 Mir. K. Mckenzie returned to Silver King from California, this week.
 The Board of Supervisors have put in a very busy week at their official duties.
 Dull, cloudy weath her, with threaten in storm, has prevailed this week.
 There will be installation of officers in Florence Lodge No. 4, A. o. U, w., to- night.
 Mrs. M. Meredith, who WAS quite i'll last week, has fully recovered her good health.
 Mir. Charles D. Putnam came down from Riverside this week on short bus mess trip.
 Mir. R. c. Brown, of the ENTERPRIsE, went to Tucson on Thursday, on busi- ness matters.
 AIr. F. B. Maldouado came up from Casa Grande Monday, to remain Eere permanently.
 Mir. l.. K. Drais left on Thursday for a businsss trip to Pinal to be absent three Or four days.
 Mir. w. Wood Porter, clerk of the District Cou-t went to Phenix last Sun day. for short visit.
 Mir. W. c. Jennings has gone to the Rsymert mines at De Noon, to accept s position rendered him.
 There was no eastern mail received last Monday, the train having failed to connect at Casa Grande.
 Messrs. A. J. Doran and l.. E. Walker returned Tuesday night from visit to the Reymert mines at DeNoon.
 Hon. P. R. Brady left for Yuma last Monday night to attend a regular meeting of the prison commissioners.
 The Silver King freight 'Fteams are ha uling the new engine for the mill ut P inal, from the depot at Casa Grande. Judge J. w. Anderson is now at Mag dalsna, Sonora, whither business matters called him a couple or three weeks ago. Quite fin. rain fell during Wednes- day night and the weather cleared off bright and warm the following morn ing.
 A very interesting description of a newly discovered cave will be found in another column It will well repay perusal.
 A large number of the pupils in the public school were promoted upon the re assembling of the school after the holi- days vacation.
 Mir. Geo. w. Saunders, who is placing Ar. Brady's Aouring mill In shape, left last Saturday for Tucson, and returned on Wednesday.
 Supt. D. T. Elmore and wife came in from the Owl Heads on Tuesday. Mir. Elmare brought in a bar of bullion from the Tortiita mill.
 Florence is coming in for share of the worlds wonders as will be seen i'll an other column. Surely there is nothing new under the sun.
 There is freight blocsde on the Southern Pacific railroad and the mer- chants complain of the slow arrival of tn cir goods at Casa Grande.
 Hon. P. R. Brady of Florence, was elected one of the Vice President of the Society of Arizona Pioneers at their re- cent annual meeting in Tucson.
 Judge H. B. Summers sustained se were sprain of an ankle last week, by stepping upon stone that turned as he was ahghting from his buggy.
 Mir. L. K. Drais arrived from Pinal on Monday and assumed charge of the Flor ence Hotel. Mir. Drais is a thorough hotel man and will keep good house.
 Mr. Joe Thompson, the contractor who is building the Court House at Globe writes that he is in need of two more stone mssons and will pay $5. % per day
 There was born on December 20th, to the wife of J. Schneider, of Dudleyville child, which unfortunately died on the 24th and was buried the following day.
 Mir. J. P. Welles received the sad in telligence yesterday from New York that his wife was at the point of dcatt and asking him to return home at once
 Mr. Peter Winkelman came.down iron Dudleyville on Monday. He says th' weather was colder during the late colo snap than he has ever experience in Ari zona.
 Mir. and Mrs. Al Atkinson of Cas- Grande, spent the holidays in Florence Mir. Atkinson is one of the solid men o that town and he has many warm friend i'll Florence.
 Mrs. Drew has opened a splendi, boarding house in Sheriff Flyers resi- dence and purposes setting the best ts ble in the county. Bath rooms are con nected with the house.
 Mir. W. P. Bamrick and wife left ol Wedesday for a visit to Magdalena, So nora. They will be absent for severs weeks, as Mr. Bamrick has property in terests there that require her attention
 Chairman T. D. Hammond came dow from Silver King on Friday of last wee to attend the meeting of the Board C Supervisors. He remained over thl xreek to complete the labors of the Boarc