Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-03-03
Local Items.

week.
 The Board of Supervisors will meet next Monday.
 Hon. G. H. Oury made trip to Phe- nix this week.
 One year from tomorrow President Cleveland's successor will be inaugurated. Mir. Geo. R. Fiuch was in town this week from his ranch on the San Pedro. Mir. D. c. Steven has fine field of alfalfa growing on his place just east of town.
 February went out like a roaring lion, with wind and dust equal the liveliest March day.
 Mir Geo. w. Small went up to River side on Thursday in company with Mir. J. P. Gabriel.
 The bond on the Mammoth mine held by Ian English syndicate will expire on 18th of the present month.
 Ranchmen from the vicinity of Dudley vile report plenty of rain and good feed for their cattle this spring.
 Ore is being shipped from the Ameri- can Flag mine, in the Santa Catlainas that yields 290 ounces in silver to the ton.
 The water was let into the Florence canal on Tuesday and is flowing placidly along the meanderings of that spacious conduit.
 The Blackwater mountains, twenty miles west of Florence, are rapidly com ing into prominence by reason of their rich ores.
 Darwin's theory of the Survival of the fttest" meets with conspicuous ex- ception when the dog poisoner harvests his crop.
 It is reported that the Southern Belle mine at American Flag in the Santa Catalinas, will be started up in very hort time.
 The Florence canal is receiving the gates for several lateral ditches that will convey the water to the lands ready to be irrigated.
 Mir. Louis Depuy has resigned his po- si tion with Mir. R. F. Martin and Mir OaNiu NiDSOH hOh hHo Siifei go VI Hib nv cry stable.
 Messrs. Lucien E. Walker and D. D. DeNure made visit to the Reymert mine last week and returned to the Ve- kol on Friday.
 Mir. Hebert Brown of the Tucson Citi- zen, left for home on Saturday, after successful business trip to Pinal, Silver King and Globe.
 Messrs. w. H. Benson and A. P. Walbridge are the Pinal county mem- bers of the Republican Territorial Gen. tral Committee.
 Mir. Wm. Mayhew, brother of Mir. Benj. Mayhew, has been visiting Flcr- ence for the past week. He enjoys the fine spring weather. A social dance is to be given at the Florence Hotel next Friday evening, March 9th A general invitation is ex- tended to tho public.
 Mir Lucien E. Walker has leased the interest of his brother, Judge J. D. Walker, in the Vekol mine and will pro- ceed to moro thoroughly develop it.
 Rev U. Gregory, D. D., preached last Sunday morning and evening at the Court House to large congregations. His discourscs were exceedingly interesting Mir. Stephen M. Bailey was down from Silver King couple of days this week. He reports his town lively with more men at work at the mines than for many months before.
 Cloudy and lowery weather, with strong wind and occasional showers has prevailed this week, with the tempera- ture few degrees colder, but no frosts have appeared.
 Married-At the Grand Hotel in Pinal February 22nd, 1888, by Rev D. Battn, DeMarcus Stewart, of Pinal Arizona and Miss Maggie J. Campbell, of Silver King, Qormerly of Globe), Arizona.
 The teams are stil at work grading up the valley portion or the Riverside road and when eomplesed it will afford very pleasant drive with cultivated fields and large treeH upon either side.
 A lot of mail directed to Kingston, New Mexico, visited Florence this week at the suggestion of some verdant postal route clerk. It was promptly turned about and given orders to ''move on."
 Mir. John Nicholas will take his wife to Tucson for medical treatment. She has teen seriously ill for two months and does not seem likely to recover unless a radical change Tn her condition takes place very soon.
 Mir. A. M. Matherne exhibited speci. mems of onions last week grown from the seed this year on his ranch across the river, that were as large as duck eggs Mir. w. P. Davis also has a lot of gar, den vegetables that are far advanced.
 Postmaster J. D. Clark came In iron American Flag with his wife on Wednes day and spent day or two in Florence visiting relatives. Mir. Clark is one O the most contemplating of Pinal county: stockmen as he is one of it's bent citizens
 Mir. J. A. Downs returned on Thurs day from visit to the Bunker Hill dis trict to inspect the rich mines Nbelonginl to MT. I. Hinderliter and described il last weeks ENTERPRISE. Samples of tn orc brought down were very rich.
 A very readable article on Florence i reproduced elsewh ere from the Tucso Citizen. It is from the pen of MT Herbert Brown, editor of that excellen journal, who spent few days here las