Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-08
: DECEMBER 8, 1888
MERE kENTIon.

Mir M. w. Harter, of De Noon, spent Sunday and Monday in Florence.
 MT. W. NJ. McCleary went to Tue son yesterday for short visit.
 MT. Ira Finch was down from the San Pedro this week.
 MT. Thos. Buchanan was down from Pinal this week.
 Mir. J. D. Reymert, Jr., came down from De Noon this week, on 8 short visit.
 A grand masquerade will take place at the Court House on New Years eve.
 MT. J. c. Woollomes came down from Pinal Sunday night, and brought Mir. J. Suter's family.
 MT. A. J. Doran came down from De Noon Tuesday with lot of bullion from the Reymert mill.
 MT. J. M Och.S went up to De Noon Monday afternoon, on flying bus iness trip.
 The alfalfa seed for Dr.J. M. Hur- ley's section of land under the Flor ence canal arrived Thursday, and will be planted immediately.
 The recent ball of the A. O. U. w., netted $45 for their fund designed to be applied to the purchase of an organ for their Lodge.
 MT. J. NJ. Ochoa has received large new stock of groceries, provisions, can ned goods, fruits, etc, and some sweet Michigan cider.
 Mrs. J. Suter and family arrived from Pinal Sunday night and moved into MT. Suter's new house that has just been completed on Pinal street. Dr. H. H. Jackson, of Detroit, Michigan, visited his son, H. V. Jack son, Esqr., of this place, this week, while en route 10 the Pacific coast
 Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Austin have re- turned from Fort Lowell to their Mon tezuma ranch after an absence of six months.
 Judge w. H. Benson expects to build house near the residence of MT. Geo. w. Campbell, on tract of land purchased of MT. Campbell.
 MT. W. P. Blair returned on We'd nesday from Phenix, where he went for the purpose of securing pasturage for lot of beef steers destined for the California market.
 Judge W. H. Barnes, of the First Judicial District, will hold court here next week for Judge Porter, who has been in poor health since the election. Court will open next Monday.
 MT. A. B. Wolven is the happiest man in town on account of fine baby girl that arrived at his residence last Monday, December 3rd It tipped the beam at ten pounds exactly.
 Messrs. A. T. Colton and F. G. Hard wick are about starting a new brick yard on Mir. R. H. Martins ranch, west of town, and they will soon burn a large kiln of brick.
 MT. Chas. Holborn went to Tucson Wednesday, to accompany Miss Lon ergan, sister of Treasurer T. A. Loner- gan of Globe, who is returning to her home in St. Louis from visit to Gila county.
 The improved condition of the roads has released the freighting teams from their unpleasant perdicaments and they are now again making their us ual trips between the railroad and Silver King.
 Mr. T. H. Hams, general manager of the Lela Mining Company, will go east in couple of weeks, to spend the holidays with his family at Kansas City, Mo. He will return early in January.
 Messrs. Lucien E. Walker, of the Vekol, and R. J. Fisher, of Ft. Wayne, Indiana, went to Pinal this week to round up lot of stock purchased of Judge w. H. Benson, which will be taken to the Vekol country.
 The territorial press has catalogued MT. Louis De Puy, member of the as- sembly elect from this county, as a democrat MT. De Puy disclaims the honor, and asserts that he is strictly independent, politically, but is very radical on all material interests affec- ing Pinal county.
 Mir. D. T. Elmore and wife came in from the Owl Heads Wednesday. MT. Elmore is still suffering with rheuma- tism and gets about with difficulty. The Tortilita mines, of which he is superintendent, are showing up rich ores and the little mill is constantly at work.
 MT. w. Wood Porter, clerk of the District Court, contemplates making visit to his Mississippi home during the holidays. He will be absent but a few weeks. He is wished pleasant visit and a safe return to Florence where his numerous friends will again welcome him.
 Messrs James Elder and Elisha Bi chard are making elaborate prepar ations for an extensive prospecting trip to the south of the railroad. They expect to be absent three or foul months and it is hoped they will lo cate bonanzas that will make then millionaires.
 Rev. l. T. Whittemore has completed the purchase of lots 4, and 6, blocl 3, Western Addition, for the Firs Presbyterian Church of Florence, anC the transfer has been made. Tn, erection of a brick church edifice anC parsonage will shortly be commenced which will add to the attractivenes and desirability of that portion of tn town.
 MT. T. H. Hams, Vice-President an' General Manager of the Leila Minin Company of this county, and Super