Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-04-28

Mir. Albert Wratten has gone to Sac ramento, Cal. to reside.
 Messrs. Geo. N Pnyue and D. S. Tho mas visited Tucson this week.
 Seventeen year old Brandy at Weed in's, for medicainl purposes
 Mir Wm. Barnes, of Buffalo, N. Y, went to the Silver King this week.
 Another force of men with tools and upplies went out this week to work on the Florence canal.
 The Tunnel saloon will change hands on the first of May, Messrs. Miller & Heating succeeding Mir. NJ. M. Hickey.
 Mr w. J. Bley returned to Casa Grande yesterday to complete the Silver King oil tanks at that place.
 Mir. J. c. Loss, of Casa Grande, start ed for St. Lotus this week on mining matters.
 Supt. w. W. Ashby. of the Central Silver mining company, has returned from visit to St. Louis:
 Mir. J. A. Holcomb was in from the Owl Heads this week, for vacation of a few days. He owns several prom sing mining claims in that district
 Mir. W. Wood Porter occupies a desk in w. c. Smith X Co.'S counting room during the time when his duties is Dis- trict Court clerk are not pressing.
 Mir. N. A Brown runs a four horse express line twice week, between Casa Grande and the Monarch mining camp, touching at all the intermediate camps.
 Messrs. R. E. Sloan and L. K Drais went tp Phenix this week with the proxies of the Pnal county delgates, to atfel d to the RspiLli,an 1'erritoral Convention.
 Mir. J. C.. Hammels came in from the Owl B eads this week to get returns from d shipment of ore from the Chief mine, of which he and Mr. John Dunn hold d lease. They are taking out good ship ping ore.
 At the democratic primaries held Tn Floren ce, "Wednesday, Frank Griffin acted as judge; John Ruckelshausen, inspector, and Chas. Mason, clerk. Two tickets for delegates to the county convention were in the field, the final count showing the following persons elected: Jere Fry CT, w. Wood Porter, Bo. J. Whiteside, and Geo. A. Stone.
 Sheriff Shute, of Gila County, arrived Wednesday evening from Globe with Tom Burns and J. H. Bievins, indicted for ~tl. nix on change of venue. Rafael Arvizu, sentenced to three years in the peniten- tiary at Yuma, escaped from the Sheriff tt Riverside while being conveyed to Yuma.
 Wells, Fargo & Co. 's Express Company y will soon have direct connecti on with ali eastern cities and eastern shippers can save money by sending goods through these agencies, as heretofore where two lines of express have handled goods each made their separate charge for the ser vice. A uniform rate has been estab- lshed, which will take effect in few days.
 Improvements are gong on in all DOT tions of town, and one can See evidences thereof in almost every direction by a casual walk along the streets. New houses are im progress and older ones are being enlarged and otherwise improved; fences are being constructed and premises being put into attractive shape. A large number of shade trees have been planted, consisting chiefly of ash, umbrella and catalpa, all of them hardy and ornamen
 The Republican mass meeting last Saturday ,,fterhoon was called to order by MT. w. E. Guild, chairmSn of the County Central Committee. Prof. r. J Watson was cllosen chairman and Mir. M. w. Harter secretary. A committe. consisting ot Messrs. R. E. Sloan, L K Drais and W. E. Guild, was appoint ted to select and present to the meeting the names of nine persons for delegal es to the Territorial Convention. The following were subsequently, reported and uuani- mousIy elected delegatse: MessIs D. C. Stevens, L. K. Drais, Charles Holboru and R. E. Sloan, of Florence: James McNeil, Silver, King; Perry Widman, Pinal; Y. D. Hammond, Am srican Flag D. T EImnre, Owl Heads; B. B. dt Nure. De Noon.
 Mir. F. c. Calderoh, the manager, and Mir. J. H. Hull, the administrator, of the estate of J. D. kIttenhouse, are con. ducting lhe business affairs of that large establishment m d manner that is calcu. lated to vastly increase its busln ess prestige. They are both thnrou 5hly ell terprislng and capable gentlemen anC have systeuatized every detail of tho business according t" the most approved commercial basis. In purchasing they pay spot cash for goods and are thereby enabled to give their customers the ad vantage of the lowest prices, while thu best quality of goods are supplied Thei new stock, now arriving, comprises al the latest novelties and was selected especially to meet the growing demand for superior qualities of goods. Tn affairs of the tirn. are in splendid shape