Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-07-28

board.
 In consultation with those most interested, it has been decided to sus- pend services at the Court House sabbath mornings for few weeks-on account of the extreme heat at that hour. Divine service will be continued | every Sabbath evening at o'clock and | parson Wittemore will welcome all . that come. Morning service will be resumed ill September, notice of which will be given ill THE ENTERPRISE. Sab | bath School will also be reorganized at 1 that time.
 The practice of maintaining pens of hogs in the town ought to be at once abated. There are dozens of them that emit the most offensive odors and they clearly come under the designation of nuisances. The street commissioner is empowered to abate them and his authority should be- impartially exercised as a sanitary pre- caution.
 Mir $. Sawyer, Pima county farmer, arrived this week with the Messrs Charoleau to look at Mir. P. Charo- leau's ranch at Adamsville with view to leasing it for farming purposes. Mr. Sawyer intends to engage in farm ing on large scale if he can make satisfactory arrangements with MT. Charoleau.
 See notice in another column of a splendid improved farm of 70 acres for sale, possessing all the requisites for fine home and a profitable business It is capable of being made one of the best farms in the valley. If desired 1t will be sold i'll tracts to suit purchasers For particulars and price inquire at this office.
 The board of school trustees organi- zed by electing Thos F. Weedin chair man and Geo. E. Evans secretary. Miss Hildebrand, Mrs. Colton and Mrs. Wratten were re-engaged as teachers and the matter of the princi- pal was left open for future action of the board.
 Mir. J. B. Remy has always made it his practice when marketing his splen- did grapes to present the first box to THE ENTERPRISE. True to his com mendable habit fine box of splendid grapes were deposited on the editorial table Tuesday, for which MT. Remy has the printers thanks.
 A serious washout is reported at Pantano, on the Southern Pacific rail 1 road and m aastaru r,aiI hoe orrivad since Tuesday. It was thought that portion of the road had been made proof against washouts, but it seems a miscalculation has been made.
 Messrs. Joe Lanigan and Antonio Gonzales have associated themselves in the business of blacksmithing, at the foot of Main street, and they are prepared to do any and all kinds of work in their line promptly and satis- factorily.
 A rafile for a splendid horse, harness and phaeton will take place at the
 Florence Hotel in few days, so soon as the chances are all taken. The rig
 is a fine one and the lucky winner will |
 upon his good fortune.
 Mir. G. Guliani has placed THE EN-
 TERPRIsE under obligations for box
 of his splendid grapes that far surpass
 the finest samples of Californa's pro-
 ducts. They were not only very large
 but they possessed most toothsome
 qualities.
 Gus Lee is giving some fine exhibit
 ions of his skill as sign writer and
 painter. His work all shows artistic taste and splendid execution and he always gives complete satisfaction. Gen. J. B. Allen was up from Black
 water Tuesday. He has had very successful season purchasing whea and expects to come to Florence t( reside next September.
 Messrs. Miller & Eaton have com , pleted their contract for building fou miles of the Florence canal ant !, the several small breaks made by tn recent storms are now being repaired There have been heavy rains alonI 3 the upper San Pedro during the weel Q and heavy clouds seem to be slowl
 moving down the river and supplyin
 1t with abundance of water. Q Col. Harper's handsome locomotiv t killed couple of horses near the we S ter tank at Casa Grande, Sunday morr t ing.
 5 NIT. John Swartz, of San BernardinC d Cal, an old resident of Arizona, WE } in Florence this week visiting ol e friends
 MT. Arthur Macy made a fyin visit to Tucson hst week and returne l. home Sunday.
 T. MT. Benj Barker, who has been ( D. Mammoth for the past month wit n his father, has returned to De Nool e MT. w. J. Bley has secured the CO T. tract for building the fence around Il " public school lot.
 n MT. T. J. Flanery was in town fro o. Pinal, Thursday, on short busine
 visit.
 ,+ Supervisor T. D. Hammond, m American Flag, has gone to Californ 'd to recuperate after serious illness. e. MT. J. P. Gabriel went to Pinal Tue Id day to enjoy the cool air of the mou e. tains.
 ~ 5J MT. Peter Will left Thursday for m trip to Silver King. nd Mir. F. E. McCrary returned fro Ill San Francisco last Monday. lu Mir. Julian Laughlin returned Thu