Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-01
MERE MENTION.

Mrs. W. k. kentheld returned from | hr visit to California, Sunday night Mir. E. A. Sake was up from Red Rock for day this week.
 The new barber shop has crawled to the top. Supervisor D. c. Stevens returned last Sunday from a visit to Tucson. Mir L. swingle, of Dudleyville, was in town this week.
 Mir c. NJ. Marshall came up from Casa Grande yesterday.
 Mir. w. NJ. Griffith, of Dripping Springs, was in town few days this | week.
 Mir Charles Sabin, son of Dr. Sabin, the agency physician, at Sacaton. visit ed Florence this week.
 Mrs. A. T. Colton and daughter re- turned from their visit to California Sunday night.
 The democrats of Arizona will meet in convention in Tucson next Mon day.
 MT. c. T. Shaw came up from Qui- iotoa by Wednesdays stage and will hereafter reside at De Noon.
 The finest turnouts in the country and the best stock at Drew < Bamrick's livery stable. MT. H. G. Ballou recently killed his forty-ninth lynx at his ranch down the river.
 Milk Shakes, Lemonade and Soda Cocktails every day at the City Bak- cry. The board of equalization concluded their labors Thursday morning and adjourned.
 The delayed lumber for the school house fence reached here Wednesday and the hammer and saw have been busy ever since.
 Messrs. C. P. Leitch and Nj. Ohl, of Wilcox, visited Florence this week with 8 view to securing property in- terests in this vicinity.
 The summer visitors are returning from their jaunts and before the pres ent month closes all of them will re- turn to their Arizona homes.
 The owners of the Monarch mine, south of the Vekol, went over to Phe- nix Thursday to receive the money for the mine from the purchasers.
 The democratic county convention will meet to-day to elect delegates to the Territorial Convention at Tucson, next Monday.
 The territorial tax levy has been fixed at thirty cents on each $100 assessed valuation, that being the same rate as last year.
 MT. Ernest Lehman has been suffer ing with very sore eyes during the past two weeks, but be is now rapidly re- covering from the unpleasant afflic- tion.
 There were two runaways in town this week, and the only damage result ing from them was broken wagon wheel. The horses seemed to enjoy the fun.
 NIT. John Conley came in from his ranch last week afflicted with a ser ious illness, from which he is now happily recovering and will be all right in a few days.
 For the past week the threatening clouds have promised rain every even- ing, but so far nothing but gusts and gales of wind have resulted. A good fall of rain just now would be very welcome visitation.
 Messrs. W. c. Smith & Co.,, are hay ing the old buildings removed from their lot at the corner of Main and Seventh streets, for the purpose of ex- eavating a cellar for their new busi- ness block.
 The tax levy for the present year has been fixed by the Board of Super visors at $2.63 on each $100 assessed valuation, that being just seven cents below the levy of last year, and the lowest rate in the Territory A special tax of one mill was also levied upor cattle for the Territoral Live Stock Sanitary Fund.
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs E. Kielberg will learn with sorrow O the death of their little daughter, Thor' Sorensen. The sad event occurred a their ranch in Aravaipa canyon, a six o'clock on Thursday evening, Au gust 23rd, after an illness of about fiv, hours with cholera morbus, or some thing very nearly like it. She wa aged three years and ten months, ant was the pet of the household. Tn body was buried on MT. Kielberg' ranch. The thanks of the afflicte family are rendered Messrs. Vail an F. Childs, their two nearest neighbour for the kindnesses extended them i their trying ordeal.
 Mir. A. Price was in town Saturda from De Noon, and reports the pro poets of that camp as being extremel bright. The mill has been put i splendid shape and will probably sta up next Monday with its twent stamps. The work of taking out ol from the mine was resumed on Mol day of last week, and Mr John Bout commenced hauling it to the mill la Monday The wells are now full water and everything is in readine for a successful run. A new fran school house will be erected immeC ately and the school established soon thereafter as practicable. The are about fifteen school children the camp at the present time.
 MT. H. c. Hooker, of the Sierra B nito ranch in Cochise county, and u owner of immense herds of thoroug bred and graded Hereford cattle, wis