Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-05-19
Local AteIns.


 Tor Silver King.
 Mi. G. D. Moore was in town this Y eek from Plnal.
 MT. W. H. Merritt was down from De Noon this week.
 Supt. Arthur Macy returned to Silver King yesterday.
 Mrs. George Scott, of Dudleyville, was in town thls week.
 Mir. c. NJ Marshall, of Casa Grande, was in town thIs week.
 Born, in Florencs, My 18th, to Mrs. Teresa Djrag !, dag t.er.
 Mrs. F. E. McCrary aud Miss McCrary have gone east for the summer.
 MT. c. W Culver, the Silver King freighter, was in town this week.
 Mir. George La6rOm, of Pinal, was in town two or three days this week.
 Mir. Aaron Mason, now of Los Ange- les, is paying short visit to Florence. Mir. James N. Denier has been in Phenix this week on the U. $. .rial jury. Mir. E. NJ. Reavis was in town from his ranch in the Pmal mountains this week.
 Mir. Chas. A. Mason is the attentive and efficient clerk at the Florence Hotel.
 Mir. w. c. Smith came up from Casa Orande and spent several days in town this week.
 Mir Chas. F. Hoff, representing c. Seigmanu & Co.,, Tucson, was in town this week.
 Mir. w. c. Smith has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late Pat Holland.
 Mrs. W. R. Kent6eld expects to leave in few days to spend the summer in Bakersfield, Cal.
 Rev. F. W. Downs arrived from Globe on Tuesday, en route to Phenix, to serve as U. $. trial juror.
 Mir. wm. Clarke returned from Phe- nix Thursday having been ex cused from jury duty by Jude Porter.
 Mir. ]. E. Fuller returned from Tue son this week He is Il brother of MT. Chas. w. Fuller, of this place.
 Mir Robinson, of Denison, Texas, is acting as assistant engineer of the Flor ence Canal, with Mir. A. T. Colton.
 Mir. Geo. w. Campbell is preparing to put on sufficient teams to run the ditch ing machines of the Montezuma canal.  Mir c. w. Tillman returned from Pheuix Wednesday, having been ex cused from jury duty by Judge Porter. Mir. John D. Bailey came down from PInal this week and will go to Washing ton, D. C., to visit his relatives at home. The Florence canal company is con structing lateral from the canal to sup ply the Alamo Amarillo ditch, west of town.
 Mir. James Coyle, of Tombstone, was in town this week looking at the lay of the land for the suppose of making an entry.
 Go to the CITY BAKERY when you want nice. sweet bread, cakes and pies. nuts candies, dried and fresh fruits of all kinds.
 Quite q number of children in town are down with the measles, but there are no severe cases among them, owing to the warm weather.
 Mir. J. Kibbey, of Richmond, Indiana, has arrived in Florence and occupies a position in the office of the Florence Canal company.
 Mir. R. H. Martin is having the luild- ing opposite the Florence hotel, recently occupied gs saloon, completely renUva- ted aud reinodeled.
 Mir. P. c. Frederickson, of Pinal, went with his family to Casa Grandt tn is eek, where they took the train foi California to spend the summer.
 Dr.-F. H. Sabin and wife, of Sacatou, visited Florence Wednesday. The doc toru interested in several promisin. mining claims south of Casa Grande.
 A large number of parents of the pupils and others interested ill educa- tiOnal matters attended the closing ex- ercises of the public school yesterday.
 The articles of incorporation of the Central Silver MiYing Company and the Queen of Sheba mining company, have been filed in the ofhce of the county Re corder.
 Travel from the railroad has increased 50 greatly of late that the stage is ire. suently supplemented with an extra besides which many private conveyances are employed.
 Rev. I. T. Whittimore writes flon H mlet, Illinois, that his wife has been sick and his return to Florence is delayed in consequence. He now expects t, reach here by June lst.
 The water now flows through the Flor en e canal for distance of six miles soutl of Florence and the canal is completed three miles further on. The work O constructios IS going ahead rapidly.
 Mrs. R. F. Sloan and her mother, Mrs ". E. Brown, departed last Monday fo Hamilton, Ohio, where they will pas the summer months. Mir. R. E. Sloa accompanied them as far as Tucson.
 Mir. J. A. Black and Mrs. Adelaid James, of Tucson, arrived Thursda morning to look at the lands adjacent t the new canals now under construction