Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-07-21
MERE MENTION.


 Florence Lodge No. 1, A. o. |. w, will meet tonight. Mir. c. NJ. Marshall came up from Casa Grande last Saturday. Mir. R. C. Brown, of THE ENTER PRISE, visited Tucson this week. Mir. Luke Smith, the Silver King freighter, was in town Sunday.
 NIT. J. NJ. Ochoa visited Phenix dur ing the curly part of the week.
 Mir. NJ. w. Harter, amalgamator at De Noon, visited Florence Wednesday. There was a heavy wind and rain storm at Casa Grande last Tuesday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. l. D. Putnam were down from the san Pedro for a few days this week.
 Mir. Geo. F. Meek, left for Tombstone last Sunday to accept q "si" in the Prospector office.
 Married, in Casa Grande, July 17th, by Rev ]. Monfort, Francisco Zepeda to PetrCnilla Parra.
 Mir. Geo. w. Campbell is filling the Pinto house with wheat which he pur- chases in the valley.
 Mrs. A. T. Colton of this place, is visiting California and will remain there a couple of months.
 The wind and rain get in their work at night, leaving the days as clear and pleasant as one could desire.
 A new awning has been erected ill front of J. NJ. Ochoa's liquor store ill the brick building on Main street. Mir. P. Winkelman, of Dudleyville. was in town Thursday. He reports considerable rain lately ill that yicini ty. Mrs. J. NJ. Ochoa and family and Miss Hattie Elbel left last Saturday for San Francisco Co remain a month or two. Miss Mary Miller, daughter of Judge John Miller, has returned from visit to Tempe with her health greatly i'm proved.
 A washout at Dragoon Summit and another near Pantano on Tuesday left Florence without an eastern mail We'd nesday'
 Mir. W. D. Harrington was in town this week from the San Pedro. His locality has been visited by heavy rains lately.
 Mir. J. P. Cabeza advertises for a competent, sober baker, to whom good wages and steady imployment will be given.
 Messrs. Charles Wilson and s. G. Williams returned from Silver King following day.
 The board of supervisors has author izc1 the organization of q school dis trict at De Noon, to be known as school district No. 6.
 The Silver King stage came down yesterday minus its top, which was wrecked iu Thursday afternoons gale while on the road to Pinal.
 MT. A. Hittingcr, wholesale liquor dealer and agent for Lemp's beer, Tue ctAir Nbo 1lA T AOlNlANC A'hlClNAN Sunday, on business visit.
 Alex Wolven, has had the J. D. Rit- tcnhouse freight wagon neatly painted and lettered and it looks quite hand some. Gus Lee did the artistic work. The plans and specifications of the large rescrvolr of the Florence Canal Company are nearly completed and bids will soon be invited for its con struction.
 The grain stubble adjacent to town just now affords the doves and quail good feeding ground and sportsmen can easily bag hundred birds in half an hour of shooting.
 The Globe Silver Belt notes that John Ruckelshausen has made an i'm portant silver strike on his mine on Quartzite hill. Everybody wishes John the very best of luck.
 The recent rains up the river have replenished the water supply for irri- gation and few more good storms in the mountains will make large flow down the river bed past all the ditches. NIT. Chas. Holborn has erected tall adobe fence on the lot back of his wholesale liquor store and will also put up new store room. His grow ing business demands increased facili- ties.
 Dr. N. H. Matas, of Tucson, will be in Florence next Tuesday or Wednes- day. He has many friends and ac- quaintances here and will be glad to meet them during his brief visit to this place.
 Mir. Geo. A. Brown, agent of Wells Fargo & Co. in Florence, left Wednes day for visit of a couple of months tc San Francisco. Judge J. w. Ander- son will act as express agent in the meantime.
 A good rain fell at Riverside and along the river almost to Florence Sunday evening. It about exhausted itself at this point, although 1t rained quite heavily for d few minutes on the other sile of the river.
 MT. J. F. Rutledge and family, O Final, went to California this week tc remain a couple of months. Mir. Rut ledge has not been in good health re gently and he seeks the seaside al Santa Monica to recuperate.
 Gus Lee, the sign writer, has showr the people of Florence that he possess