Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-10-20
MERE MENTION.


 All kinds of sewing machines and musical instruments repaired. Leave your orders at Weedin's drug store.
 Parties wishing to buy pianos or organs will please leave their orders at the drug store.
 MT. Edmond Bouvaille is sinking a well upon Mir. R. E. Sloan's ranch, about five miles southeast of Florence.
 Mir. Geo. w. Simpson met his fami- ly here on Sunday and returned with them to Silver King.
 MT. Ernest Lehman and wife went to Phenix this week to attend the Fair.
 Dr. N. II. Matas writes from Tucson that he expects to reach Florence in short time and will establish an office here.
 Dr, A. s. Adler has returned from Tucson and will remain in Florence His office is the first door south of Mrs. Peyton's restaurant.
 Mir. N W. Harter, the efficient
 
 Saturday and Sunday.
 Judge Geo. G. Berry, of Tombstone, passed through Florence last Satur- day, on his way to Globe to attend the district court session at that place.
 MT. Taylor, of the San Pedro, came down last Saturday with his wife. and went to Phenix Monday to attend the Fair.
 MT. Ernest Lehman expects to open dancing school in this place in few weeks and teach the novices in the poetry of motion.
 MT. Wm. Mayhew has gone east and will return shortly accompanied by his father and the whole family, who will take up their residence in Florence.
 Geo. N. Pogue, president of the Florence Canal Company, attended the Territorial Fair at Phenix this week. He will afterwards visit Cali fornia before returning to Florence.
 The Florence visitors to Phenix usually stop at the Commercial Hotel and appreciate the kind and consider ate attention of the proprietors of that excellent house.
 Mir. F. M. Miller has returned from the Mohawk canal in Yuma county and will remain in Florence. His teams are still working on the Mo- hawk canal.
 Messrs. Troy McCleary and Ed. Slegfried came up from Tucson Thurs day, to complete MT. J. J. Devine's residence. The interior finish will be quite elaborate and handsome.
 Mir. Vim. Clarke's little son is now about eight months of age and is one of the brightest and most interesting children in the valley. Mir. Clarke is very naturally proud of the little fel- | low.
 NIT. H. Hewitt was in town last week from his ranch on Queen Creek nsar Final, for the first time in two years, and he was warmly greeted by hi; many friends here. He is the owner of an excellent cattle ranch.
 Mir. Joseph Spinas came in from the Owl Heads this week to look after his ranch affairs near Florence. He re- ports plenty of feed on his range at the Owl Heads and the cattle in prime condition.
 NIT. K. Moreno came down from De | Noon few days ago and accompanied his family to Casa Grande. Mrs. Mo- reno went to Los Angeles to receive treatment for her eyes, and the child | ren went to Tucson to attend school at that place. THE ENTERPRISE has been favored with handsome map and birds-eye view of Tempe, in colors, from Messrs Schultz & Franklin the enterprising real estate dealers of that place. It is handsome affair and sets off the many attractions of that pretty town to a good advantage.
 A candidate for official preferment; Tn an absent minded moment, the oth- CT day, got the saddle on his horse wrong side foremost, and when his at- tentiOn was called to the fact he neat ly turned the joke by replying that he was only practicing a little in that manner of riding, in anticipation of the inevitable journey on the day of election.
 The International Smelling Com pany, of Fl Paso, announces through the columns of THE ENTERPRISE that they possess unsurpassed facilities for treating ore Tn quantity or by sample, and will purchase ores for cash. The company possesses ample capital and wlll guarantee fair treatment to all customers. The chloriders of this vicinity are asked to send them a trial shipment.
 At the recent meeting of the stock holders of the Florence Canal Com pany, held in this place, the following directors were appointed to serve for the ensuing year: Messrs W. N. Cran- dall, R. E. Sloan, G. N. Pogue, J.H. kibbey and A. c. Evans. At a subse- quent meeting of the directors the following officers were elected: G. N. Pogue, President, J. H. Kibbey, Secre- tary, and A. c. Evans, Treasurer.
 NIT. J. P. Cabeza, proprietor of the City Bakery and fruit store, surprised his friends by suddenly leaving town last Sunday for Mexico. His credi- tors have taken possession of his prop erty, of which there is ample to cover all indebtedness. It is currently re- ported that a sudden rupture of an af- fair of the heart caused his self-impos- cd banishment to other lands. He was a very popular and promising