Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-01-07


 Mir. E A. Sake. uf Vekol, was in town yesterday, laying in a lot of mining sup plies.
 Mir. Geo. A Stone took his family up to his ranch near Pinal, this week, where they will remain for few weeks.
 Mir. Tom Davis, of the firm of H. S. | Bridge & Co.,, drove over from Phenix on Thursday to interview the good people of Florence in business way. MT. Francis T. Graydon, just from Canada, came up on Wednesday on his way to Globe to visit his brother, Alex. Graydon. He remained over day at Florence.
 There was born, in Silver King, on December 17th, to the wife of MT. Isaac Biery, a son. Mrs. Biery is the daugh- ter of Judge and Mrs. H. B. Summers, of Florence.
 Messrs. Doran k Harter give notice elsewhere that all accounts due them must be paid up before the 18th instant. Those interested should bear their ad- monition in mind.
 The whole mineral country having been successfully relocated the million aires are again coming into town to rest and rscuperate It's Il hne thing to be rich-in your mine.
 Mir. Vim. Clarke came in from his mines at the Owl Heads, on "Wednesday. after necessary timbers required in the shaft. He is developing a splendid prop erty in that promising camp. r A steady rain fell during Thursday night aggre2ating fully two inches. When the ENTERPRIsE went to press at Friday noon appearances of more rain were prominently visible.
 The 6rm of W. c. Smith & Co.,, of this place, has arranged for telephonic connection with their Casa Grande house. This convenient system of csmmunica- tion will greatly facilitate their business affairs.
 Mrs. Wratten, the popular teacher of the primary department of the public school, also gives instrumental music les sons and has secured quite number of pupils. She is regarded as very pro- ticient music teacher.
 A few of Els kim -in-zin's Indians re- appeared along the San Pedro last week. and among them there is one against whom an indictment IS pending. They are probably on still hunt for supply of horses and cattle belonging to tie settlers.
 Mir. A. Price of Pinal, was married at Tucson on tho 3rd instant, to Mrs. Su- san Charles The happy couple went through Florence for home on Thursday. They received congratulations from their many friends while here, all of whom wish them life of perpetual happiness.
 Mir. Ed. Bouvaille was down from the Rsymert mines at De Noon, last week He says the mill is running day and night and turns out its line bar of bullion every day. He regards these mines as the finest properties in the Territory and says the ore bodies are almost inexhausti- ble.
 In giving all the credit for training the participants in the recent school exhibi- ton to Miss Hildebrant the ENTERPRISE mad de an unintentional error. Both Miss McCord and Mrs. Wratten contributed largely to the happy results and Prof. Watson assisted the general success of the affair
 The Southern Pacific Hotel at Yuma is one of the best eating houses along the line of the railroad and its rooms are al- ways filled with visitors to that incom- parable winter resort. Manager Ger reros protected illness has thrown all the responsibility of it's care upon MT. J. l. Steward, and he fills every requi- site as a model landlord.
 Now that Mir w. P Bamrick has re- tired from merchandising, the occasion is taken to say that he is regarded by the public as one of the most gentlemanly and obliging merchants that ever stood bchiEd a counter. He is also a careful and enterprising business man, and it is hoped that he may conclude to re-engage in commercial matters before long.
 Attention is called to the advertise ment of the San Francisco Chronicle. This sterling paper, the pride of the Pacific Coast, has always been the cham pion of the interests of the people of Ari- zona and it merits their appreciation as shown by the large list of subscribers in this Territory. It is live paper in the broadest sense of the term.
 Mir. Alex. Wolven hauled from the rail- road station at Casa Grande for Mir. J. D. Rittenhouse, nearly half T million pounds of freight during the year l887 Besides this amount over one hundred thousand pounds of -four WAS hauled for this house from Tempe. The total amount paid for freight aggregates about twenty thousand dollars
 MT. A. H Elliott of Casa Grande, has sold his Queen Sheba mine, near the Ve- kol, to St. Louis company for a good round sum. and has been appointed sup erintendent of the development now go- ing on. Mir. Elliott's many friends re- joice at the good turn the weeclA of for tune has made for him and hope lt is bili the beginning of long career of use fuincss and opulence. s~1s
 Mir George Bailey, of Tucson, gave the ENTERPRISE call on Wednesday morning. He had just arrived fromcthe Verde with Mir. Wallace who is survey ing the government military reservations in Arizona The party left the same day for old Camp Grant and from there vii 90 toCamp Goodwin and Crittenden. MT l n l., :