Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-08-18
MERE MENTION.

from Mineral Hill this week.
 MT. R. Trevathan, of Silver King, was in town this week.
 Rev. 1. T. Whittemorc will hold re- hgious services at the court house to- morrow night, at the usual hour.
 Mir. Emilio Moreno came up from Casa Grande Thursday, and went to De Noon.
 The advertisement of Mrs. Isabel | Cosgrove's new boarding house will be found in to-days ENTERPRISE. i. Mir. A. W. Whitlow, of Enterprise station, was in town several days this week Mir. Fred E. White came down from Pinal Wednesday and will open his cabinet shop in this place.
 Mir. wm. Clarke returned from his mines in the Santa Catalinas on We'd l nesday.
 Mir. John c. Woollomes came down from Final Monday with load of passengers.
 Jim Sam is now sojourning at Qui- tovaquito, Sonora, Q fine mining sec ton.
 The rains of the fore part of the week sensibly cooled the atmosphere, to the delight of everybody.
 H r. Brown, the well known sport, better known in Florence as "Cariboo Brown" has left Prescott and gone to san Diego to reside.
 Mir. James Rutledge and family re- turned from their visit to Santa Mon ica on Tuesday evening and went at once to their home in Pinal.
 A heavy rain fell at Riverside Tues day evening, and on Monday night heavy showers fell further up the river.
 MT. Jesse H. Brown and wife, of De Noon, were in town Saturday, layingin i'll supplies for their boarding house at the mines.
 Deputy Sheriff Pete Boscha ruined his splendid black horse in his chase after Desiderio Lopez, the murderer of Ynez Cisneros, last Monday. It was fine animal and valued at $15O.
 MT. E. Elver, who spent several months in Florence during the winter and spring, has purchased block of land in Phenix and will erect brick cottage thereon for his family.
 Messrs. T. w. Jones and w. N. Pool, of Silver City, New Mexico, arrived in Florence Wednesday by way of Globe. They are canvassing for the sale of .,,..s.1.~ Lr,1-.s ,,I ,,.an4t,,rr l, success at all points along their route They will visit Pinal and Silver King and then go to the Salt river valley.
 MT. J. B. Remy, who manufactures q quantity of wine every year for the use of himself and friends, left bottle of this very pleasant beverage on the ENTERPRISE editorial table, Tuesday. l. was fresh from the press and was sweet and delicious. MT. Remy under stands the art of wine making and al- ways has q few bottles of choice goods on hand.
 Lorenzo Gilla, sanguinary Mexi- can who thirsteI for gore, emptied his revolver at Alex Soto, one of Jack Frazier's herders, in Pinal, last Tues day night, was held in default of $500 bonds to await the action of the gpand jury on charge of an assault with intent to commit murder. He - was brought to the county jail by Deputy Sheriff Boscha, Wednesday af- ternOOn.
 The rains again set in last Monday afternoon and sho wers visited various portions of the valley. The noun tains to the north and east were es- pecially favored and the heavy clouds during the evening were brilliantly lighted with vivid flashes of lightning until late into the night. During the week large quantity of rain fell, re iasuring plenty for all purposes during the fall months.
 S The condition of MT. Tim Curry who was so badly injured in the Silve ~ King mine by a rock falling upon hin a few weeks ago, has somewhat i'm proved, but he is still in helpless anC serious plight. His partakes only o the simplest food, and that is in liquid or semi-liquid state, and he ha Bo control of the muscles of some por WAons of his body. He rests upon al india-rubber mattrass that is file several times a day with cold water and is made as comfortable as circun stances will permit.
 MT. Ed Ayers, foreman at the He cules mine in the Cababi mountains has been visiting his home at Gas Grande during the recent illness of on of his children. MT. Ayers has di covered an old mine about four mile from the Hercules and seventy mile from Tucson, that was once quite e tensively worked by Mexicans, ho long ago no one can tell. The formi ton is porphyry and it is believed { be a true Assure vein, like the Hercl les. The ledge runs northeast an southwest, and dips about 52 degree with good walls, and is six feet wid Two feet of this is rich ore and tn balance is good milling ore, similar t that of the Hercules. Two assay taken from across the entire face the vein went $200 and $I60 respec lively, in silver.
 The Mexican residents of Floren, had arranged to celebrate the Mexica Independence Day on the 16th of Sc tember in magnificent style and committee secured pledges of sever hundred dollars. At a recent meetiI of the contributors, however, it was d cided that the money would be mo usefully expended in contributing
 the necessities of the homeless al