Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-09

to CaSd Ordnue. The EIaQe on IlllS side is 300 feet long and on the other side of the culvert is 700 feet long. The cllvert was erected by MT. J. c. Harris. Tue supervisors have inspected the work. end accepted it, all the require Xenfs of the contract having been cientiously fulfilled and a better foN0ne than the specifications called for.
 Two bars of silver bullion went for ward from the Reymert mill at De Noon, this week. All the bullion now shipped from this mill goes from 997 to 999 fine-a standard that is excelled nowhere. A scarcity of water at the mill has delayed matters somewhat, recently, but two shifts are now at work day and night upon two wells, and if these fail to find sufficient quantity a deep well will be bored. These properties have very bright future.
 MT. George E. Evans, the manager of the liquor department of MT. J. M. Ochoa's establishment, has just opened a fine lot of bulk and case goods of the best brands ever brought to Arizona, including the famous Standard Time Bourbon and the choicest wines of all kinds. The store now occupied by Mir. Ochoa will soon be put in shape for billiard hall and the retail de partment.
 An Indiana gentleman has spent the past ten days in examining the lands under the Florence canal for suitable locations for ten well-to-do families Oi his state that intend locating here the coming fall. They have grown weary of the severe winters of the east and wan to enjoy the remainder of theiI lives in country of perpetual sum mer.
 Gus Lee, the champion banjoist oi the southwest has made hit in his solution of the problem of papering over whitewashed walls in a manner that absolutely prevents it's coming loose. He is a skillful and artistic paper hanger and is prepared to dc ! jobs in that line on the shortest notice All orders left at the drug storewill be carefully attended to.
 Master Knott Guild, the little son oi Mir Wm. F Guild, who is now in New | Iork, has written to his father that he saw President Cleveland in that city and described him as "the ugliest man he ever saw" The little fellow was evidently disappointed in the personal appearance of the distinguished occu pant of the White House.
 MT. w. N. Crandall, of the Florence canal company, left last Saturday for his home in San Bernardino, California accompanied by his family. He will return next fall and put hi; lands under the canal in good state of cultivation.
 Mir. J. A. Rockfellow, of the Sulphur Spring valley, spent few days in town this week, the guest of MT Geo. w Campbell. Mir. Rockfellow is greatly pleased with the appearance of thii valley and will probably secure prop erty interests here.
 MT. A. L. Pogue, the largest stock holder in the Florence canal company arrived from Richmond, Indiana, Wed nesday. He expects large influx o eastern people to this valley the com ing fall and winter.
 Mir c. Wallrich, while assisting il lifting the blow of the ditching ma chine of the Florence Canal Company rcT-crol ysa=fs-ai ir1ccs i8i5 UiteIc, idst YyIo7s day, and he could barely get about tn, streets for few days.
 Messrs. Kengla, Waer & Kengla. the Tucson tanners and harness makers pay the highest market price for hide and tallow and are prepared to buy al that is offered.
 Master Johnny Devine, the littl son of MT. J. J. Devine, received a ba, bruise and sprain of the right arm b, a fall from tree he was climbing few days ago.
 Mir. Chas. F. Hoh, representin Messrs. A. Goldschmidt & Co.,, tn wholesale grocers of Tucson, was i town this week He went to Pina and Silver King.
 Sam Bostic has removed his barbe shop to the room near the postofiict recently occupied by Mrs. Meredith aud he has fitted it up in neat an tasty manner.
 MT. J. W. Whitlow, of Enterpris station, went down the river Wedne, day to join in the rodeo working u from Sacaton.
 Mir. Barney Vail, of Tucson, brother of MT. Zack Vail of that city has been looking at lands in this valle with a view to locating here.
 Mir J. F. Watson came down fror De Noon Wednesday and returned tn following day.
 MT. and Mrs. Omer Richie are no , residing at Escondido, San Diego coul ! ty, California.
 Mir. R. A. Smith was down fro1 Pusch & Zellweger's ranch, abo1 .. Riverside, shis week. Mir. F. E. McCrary will open a fee ? and sale stable at the Mason corral O , Main street, in short time. Mr. H. E. Pitkin was down from I l Noon day or two this week. B Where to Buy.