Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-23

18th, to the wife of Geo H. Sarrick, a son.
 MT. Geo. N. Pogue, president of the Florence canal company, has gone to San Francisco on a short business trip. Miss Gustie Hildebrant left last Wednesday for Californa to spend the summer months by the seaside.
 Mir. w. c. Calder, of Riverside, is temporarily sojourning at Morenci, near Clifton.
 The stock brands of Messrs. J. F. Mayhew and J. w. Whitlow appear in to-day's ENTERPRISE, to which the at tention of stockmen Is called.
 Franklin German Compound, new and wonderful remedy for liver, kid neys and stomach, for sale at Weedin's Drug Store.
 Mir. Geo. D. Thomas, son of MT. D. s. Thomas, of the Florence canal com pany, has arrived from California and will hereafter reside in Florence.
 A very enjoyable dance was given on Friday night of last week, in the new brick store, the Tucson band supplying the music.
 There was born, at Casa Grande, on June l1th, to the wife of Mir. l.. l.. English, a girl, weighing , pounds. Congratulations are extended.
 A huge refrigerator has been recent ly added to J. M. Ochoa's liquor house much to the satisfaction of its many patrons.
 The weather has been considerably cooler during the past week, and tine nights were delightfully."- cool, with a westerly wind prevailing.
 Supt. w. w. Ashby, of the Central Silver mining company, has gone to St. Louis on business connected with the mine.
 The high wind collapsed the tent of the Mexican circus last Sunday eve ming and no exhibition was given. They will show tonight and to-mor- row night.
 Mir. Ernest Lehman and family have arrived from Phenix to take up their residence here. MT. Lohman will establish barber shop at the cor ncr of Main and Sth streets.
 The Sisters school having closed for the summer vacation, Mother Flor ence, Sister Agnes and Sister St. Bar bara will go to Tucson to remain a couple of months.
 There has been a great scarcity of butter in town during the past week and the difficulty of obtaining good imported article renders it a very scarce commodity.
 Main and Eighth streets are receiv ing needed attention in the way of re pairs. MT. James Clifford is grading them up with gravel, and good jot is therefore insured.
 The Phenix Herald of last Monday says; DaveBalsz purchased to-day iron W. P. Blair of Pinal county, 135 head of fine steers to aid in filling his bee contract for the Colorado river In dians.
 Postmaster Miller has ordered new front for the post-ofice, with eight, new lock and call boxes They vii be put in position about the middle O July, when the whole interior of tn, postoffice will be rearranged and re modelled.
 Col. Elmer A. Howard visited Flor cnce Monday. eis on an unexpect cd visit to Arizona with a party 0 capitalists desiring to invest in mines Col. Howard will return east by wa of San Francisco and remain unti the first of September.
 It is a fact not generally know even among his many friends in thi place, that MT. Robert Bowen, of Si yer King, is the happy father of daughter that was three months ol on the 7th of this month. It has bee named Susana Katarina Bowen, an Is as pretty as a picture"
 A party of Texas emigrants, boun for Gila Bend, reached Florence Sur day night and continued on their jou ney the following day. They were prc vided with splendid stock and goo wagons and expect to secure work O one of the canals now being built nes Gila Bend. One of their number owI a tract of land at that place.
 The following persons constitute the party of capitalists that recent visited the Monarch mines in compar with Col. E. A. Howard: Messrs. T. c. White, l.. V. Hardness ar Jarvis, of Kansas City; w. S. Reec of Reece City, Kansas, and Prof. Goo hove, of Denver, Colorado. Col Ho' ard and another party of eastern car talists left Casa Grande for the Mo arch mine on the morning of the pot
 A young man named Duran, who I sides about seven miles west of Flo ence, received a bad wound whi cleaning revolver near Adamsvil Wednesday. In some unaccountat manner the pistol was discharged a the ball entered his left leg just abo the knee. Dr. Harvey dressed t wound and cut the bullet out from t opposite side of the leg. He fou that no bones were broken.
 The glorious Fourth of July is rf idly approaching end an occasion outburst of impatient patriotism manifested by the explosion of fl works in a small way The ardor young America is difficult of restrat under the trying ordeal just precedi the noisy anniversary and he m necessarily test his stock every n and then until the happy day con around. In the midst of the ebulliti of patriotism incident to the occasi it is well to take the utmost care svoidstarting dangerous and exp sve fire with the mischievous lit "crackcrs."