Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-15
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Mir. and Mrs. P. Charoleau came up from Tucson on Monday evening.
 Mir. M. Kennedy of Riverside, has been in town all the week. Deputy Sheriff P. R. Young, of Dudleyville, was in town this week. Mir. F. Jensen came down from De- Noon to attend court this week.
 Mir. c. Brunenkant, of Pinal was in town this week on court business.
 Messrs. S. M. Bailey and J. B. Me Neil were down from Silver King this week, attending court.
 County Recorder-elect, A. G. Will Hams was in town this week from Moore's ranch, up the river.
 Messrs. Angus and John Schshu- sen came down from the San Pedro this week on business visit to town. The total loss by the recent fire at the Sacaton Indian agency aggregates $20,OO0.
 Mir. F. B. Maldonado and Dr. H. H. Jackson made trip to De Noon, Sun. day and returned on Monday.
 Dr. W. L. Wardwell arrived from Tucson on Monday on a brief visit to Pinal county.
 Mir. Chas. Sahin returned to Sacaton Sunday after pleasant visit of few days with friends in Florence.
 
 The public school entertainment will take place at the Court House next Friday evening, December 21st. Taxes will become delinquent after next Monday, and an additional five per cent penalty will be exacted.
 MT. Aaron Mason arrived from Los Angeles on Wednesday, on a short visit to his old stamping ground.
 Judge w. NJ. Lowell, of Tucson, was among the legal luminaries from abroad that visited Florence this week. Mrs. I. Biery. of Silver King, came down last Saturday to visit her par ents, Judge and Mrs. H. B. Summers. Messrs E. J. Edwards and Jos. Camp bell, of Phenix, attended court in Florence this week.
 Court Stenographer W. L. Pinney came over from Phenix Sunday to at- tend court.
 Messrs. H. R. Jefiords and S. M. Franklin came up from Tucson Mon day to attend a case in court.
 
 MT. NJ. E. Hammond was among the delegation from Silver King at- tending court this week.
 Nr. Jean Charoleau, of Tucson. is in Florence, looking after his interests here.
 Jerry Millsy, Esq, of the law firm of Millay < Hine, Phenix, visited Flor ence this week to astend court.
 After January 1st, Florence Lodge No. 4, A. O. U. w., will change its night of meeting to Tuesday of each week.
 Messrs. John RIckelshausen and Ring Watson left last week, with their burros. for prospecting trip in tn5 ouperSublOn mountains.
 Florence Lodge No. 4, A. O. U. w, has purchased splendid Mason & Hamlin organ for use of it's lodge room.
 Mir. J. H. Arnett has set out his early plants for big crop of cabbages and will take the risk of any unseason able frost nipping them.
 Among the Pinal delegation to Flor ence this week were Messrs. John Mis- sen, R. E. Hunter, Frank Perkins, Ca leb Perron, Wm. Steffy, P Boscha and J. c. Woollomes.
 Mir. B. B. DeNure came up from Casa Grande this week; likewise c. NJ. Marshall, J. M. Woods, D. w. Cum mins, E. A. Sake and Thos. Tomlin- son.
 A grand entertainment, for the ben eft of the Sisters of St. Joseph, will be given by the young ladies of Florence, Arizona, December 24, at the convent school hall.
 MT. l.. E. Walker returned from Pi- nal on Sunday with big bunch of cattle that he purchased from Judge w. H. Benson. He took them to the Vekol.
 Mir. E. M. Reavis came down from his ranch in the Superstition noun. tains this week with a load of vege. tables that he quickly disposed of to the peoDle of Florence
 Mir. H. V. Jackson killed fine fox few days ago, on the ruins of old Casa Grande. He will have the pel made into a rug and keep it as z souvenir.
 Some Pima and Papago Indians from Sacaton have built their wickiupi on the hills south of town to engage in their usual winter industry of man ufacturing ollas and other pottery.
 Mir. c. L. Montgomery, of the Mari oopa & Phoenix Railroad Company was in town this week, paying tht taxes of his road Mir. Montgomery made THE ENTERPRISE a pleasant cali
 Mir. Julian Laughlin returned las Monday from St. Louis. He say work will be very soon recommencec on the Montezuma canal and con tracts will be let to complete it to th railroad at Casa Grande.
 Ben Goodrich, Esq, came over iron Phenix Sunday, to attend the Dis trict Court. This is his first visit t, Florence and he expresses himsel highly pleased with the town and it surrounding country.
 Mir. Chas. F. Hof, representing tn wholesale grocery firm of A. Gold schmidt & Co.,, Tucson, visited Flor ence this week on one of his periodica business trips through the southerl