Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-07-28
MERE MENTION.

Mrs. Judge Scott, of Dudleyville, was in town Sunday.
 Mir. l.. B. Van Burt, the wet goods dealer, was in Florence this week. Mir. R. A. Smith was in town this week from Zellweger's ranch.
 Hon. A. j. Doran came down from De Noon, Tuesday and returned the following day.
 MT. W. NJ. Griffith was in from Dripping Springs for several days this week.
 Several of the Pima agency police force were in town Tuesday, wearing the official badges of their positions. Mir D. s. Thomas, of the Florence canal, left on Wednesday for short viAt to Texas.
 President Geo. N. Pogue, of the Florence canal company, has gone east on brief business trip.
 The family of Mir. w. P. Bamrick have gone to American Flag, in the Santa Catalinas, to visit Mrs. Bam- rick's sister, Mrs J. L. Clark.
 The rains up the San Pedro and Gila have filled the river with plenty of water-almost too much inssome places.
 Messrs. R. Velez and A. Rebeil and their families, were in town Sunday on their way home to Tucson from Phenix.
 Frank Brown, who came down tho San Pedro Saturday, said the river was up SO high at Dudleyville that he could not cross it with his team.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. F. Cook and Miss Nelly Bley came down from Dudley vile Monday. Mir and Mrs. Cook re- turned home the following day.
 Several persons solemnly aver that a very slight shock of earthquake was just perceptible about seven o'clock Tuesday morning. If so the tremblor was very weak indeed
 MT. John Ahern, whose boot and shoe shop is on Pinal street, is meet ing with a fine run of custom. He is an excellent workman and always gives satisfaction.
 MT. E. w. Hasllin, the telegraph operator and store keeper at Red Rock has returned from a successful trip tc California, after health and recreation and Is again al his post of duty.
 Messrs. Fred Fleishman & O., oi InRsnn a fn orders for drugs and medicines prompt. ly and carefully. Red their, advertise. ment.
 Dr. N. H. Matas came up from Tue, son Tuesday and will remain in Flor ence several days. He has q number of patients here that he wished to sec before going to California for a short vacation.
 Messrs. l.. Zeckendorf & Co.,, sue cessors to Leo Goldschmidt, Tucson announce to the people of Florenc, that they are prepared to suppl, furniture of all kinds at the loves prices. See advertisement.
 Mir. Hugh Chalmers, of Casa Grande Is the agent for the sale of the wonder ful Cyclone windmill, that works eff fecuvely m even the lightest breeze He will soon erect sample mill a the lumber yards in that place, wher, purchasers can witness it's operation The total eclipse, of the moon las Sunday night was witnessed by almos every person hereabouts. The six was clear and observations were mad without difficulty. The dull coppe color of the moon when entirely in mersed in the earth's shadow was look ed upon with considerable curiosity.
 MT. Adolph Steinfeld, of Tucsor has purchased MT. H. w. Klein's lot in the Western Addition to Florenc and he will soon erect several nef cottages for rent. This is a decidedl wise venture for many new people wi arrive here the coming fall and the1 Is hardly dwelling house in the plaC to be had for their accommodation.
 Mir. Leo Goldschmidt, of Tucson, now the secretary and treasurer of il Eagle Flouring Mills Company of tn; city and will bring all his fine busine ability into the management of thu enterprise and make it success. affairs are now on a sound basis a1 and the mill, with its new roller pr cess, will turn out flour equal to u best imported from California. MT. N. Fish Is president of the company.
 The wholesale grocery of A. Col schmidt & C., of Tucson, carries { immense stock of choice goods desig cd for its Arizona trade and it is pr pared to supply responsible dealers satisfactory terms. Their prices a fully as low as those of the San Fra cisco houses, freight added, while tn possess the additional advantage being close to the dealers who G replenish their lines without the C lays incident to the distant markets.
 A captain of the Indian police Sacaton came to town few days a with another Indian whose horse h been stolen by Mexican of this pla The aid of the sheriff was invoked a the stolen animal was promptly covered, much to the joy of the I man. The captain found number drunken reservation Indians nC town and he gathered them up a took them back to the agency with the dignity his official authority COL hestow. The captain speaks the Fl fish language quite fuently.
 NIT. Mel Christensen returned Mt day evening from trip to Kings ] springs in Cochise county, where