Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-01-14
Local Items.

we're III lO ONh Oll " SN"SS Mir Tom Davis went to Tucson on Sunday and returned Thursday. A car load of early rose seed potatoes inst arrived at w. c. Smith X Co. Mir. w. J. Bley has been at Silver King for the past week or ten days. The department encampment G. A. R. will convene in Phenix next Tuesday, Col. E. A. Howard and Dr. Sabin, Of Sacaton. were in Florence on Thursday. There was born, in Florence on Jann- ary Sth, to the wife of J. N. Ollvas, son.
 Mir. Thos Stanfeld and family have removed to the Merritt ranch, west of town.
 Hon. G. H. Oury has removed his law office to his residence near the school house.
 The production of the Reymert mine sor November is said to have amounted to 5,OSo. II,
 Dr. Wm. Harvey was called to Casa Grande on Wednesday by the illness Of Mrs. w. c. Smith
 Bv the recent apportionment of S2 ooO of the Territorial School funds, Plnal county receives Slol.4O.
 The clouds all disappeared on Thurs day and warn, days with bright sunshine again gladden. everybody.
 Mir. Ed. Lanoue got the county hos nital contract this year and l.. K. Drals will feed the county prisoners.
 The Round Valley and Butte wagon road is finished leading from the River side road near the canal crossing. Dr l.. w. Goodrich, the well known pheuix dentist will visit Florence in short time, in a professional way. Attention is called to several new ad- vertise ments of Tucson and Phenix bus mess and professional men, in this issue Chairman T. D. Hammond left for Sll yer King last Saturday after the business of the Board of Supervisors was conclud- ed.
 Mir B. Friedlander, the fine custom tailor of San Francisco, presents his card to the public through the. columns ot the ENTERPRISE.
 MT. P. F. Nilsson, the Phenix jeweler, presents his card to the public to-day. He has big stock of everything pertain ing to the business.
 The professional card of H. N. Alex ander, Esq. attorney at law, Phenix, ap- pears in the ENTERPRISE. The Judge is
 
 an old and able practitioner.
 The Chas. T. Hayden Milling Com panv of Tempe do large business ill Florence in supplying four. Their ad- vertisement appears elsewhere.
 Arizonians who went to California to grow up with the boom are gradually re- turniug to Arizona, fully convinced that the sun kissed land is he best, after all. For good goods at low prices, go to w. c. Smith & Co.,
 Messr.. Henry S. Kemp & Co.,, ot Phenix, will supply all kinds of agricul- tural machinery, hardware, buggies wagons, etc. at prices within the reacl of all.
 Mir. A J. Downs having concluded hi hospital contract and being an unsuccess full bidder for renewal thereof, ha moved his family to his ranch beloy town.
 Mir. c. w. Lemon will go to Gas Grande on Monday to lay out the town site of that coming city of the future Casa Grande is getting ready for the bil boom.
 Mir. w. M. Griffith came down fror Dripping Springs on Thursday after load of grain. He says there IS pient of snow in the mountains of his neigh borhood.
 Dr. George Martin, the druggist an chemist, of Tucson, announces that pro scriptions sent from any parts of the Tel ritory will be promptly filled and forward ed by mail.
 The directors of the Florence Cam Company will hold meeting on the l6tl instant, when arrangements will pro' ably be effected to continue the wol of construction.
 The newly appointed Roard Oversee for the several districts are as follow 1st district, Dr. P. c. Warner; 2d, c. Culver; Sd, Jacob Schneider; 4th, Ge K. Finch; 9th, J. Alwinkle.
 It the ranchmen about Florence a wise they will soon not only supply t home demand for fruits and vegetable but will be able to export largely. will require only little push and enc gy to accomplish it.
 It may sound oddly enough to caste readers, but is solemn fact, that house flies are still somewhat annoyl in this happy land of sunshine. They { not SO numerous as during the sunni months but they are meaner.
 Mir. w. D. Harrington came do from the Cottonwood on Tuesday. says the late rains have dissolved all substance from the dry grasses and t cattle are in no better condition than this time last year, beng compelled browse the mesquite and other bushes
 Weather prognosticators affirm " due solemnity that the cold weather the present winter is past and t henceforth during the season there be no approximation of the freezing sl that occurred just previous to the h days.
 The roads between Florence and c