Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-27

" nltlON IanCn ncaI Ruceh OIechJ | this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. ". E. Guild went to Phenix this week and spent day at the capital.
 Mrs. I, D. Putnam, of the San Pe-- dro, was in town Monday and Tues day of this week.
 Mir. A. s. Donau, representing L. Zeckendorf & Co.,, of Tucson, was in town this week on commercial visit. Judge w. W. Porter returned from Globe Monday and resumed consider ation of court business for this coun- ty.
 Mir, l.. B. Van Burt, the spirituelle knight of the sample case, was in Flor ence this week, attending strictly to business.
 During Holy week, last week, the Catholic Church was decorated with exquisite taste appropriate for each days ceremonies.
 MT. A. J. Doran contemplates talk ing trip of two or three months this summer with no fixed route beyond a few central points he desires to visit.
 A neat and quiet club room has just been fitted up in the cellar in the rear of Miller & Keating's saloon, where the temperature is always re- freshingly cool.
 MT. S. R. Turner got home last Sat urday after q sojourn of several weeks in California, very much improved in health. Indeed he gained twenty-five pounds in weight while he was away. Mrs Neighbours, Miss Nora Neigh bours and Miss Aggie Dobbie, of Pi- nal, arrived from Downey City, Cal, on Friday evening of last week and went to Pinal the next day.
 MT. Daniel H. Bacon, of New York, q gentleman interested in the South Comstock mine at Silver King, went up to the mine Monday and returned Wednesday.
 Dr. A. P. Lighthill and wife, of Bos- ton, Mass, visited Silver King Tues day. Upon their return they will spend a day or two in Florence to view the valley.
 At the last meeting of Florence Lodge No. 4, A. o. U. w., the Master Workman rendered his resignation. Mir. Geo. W. Campbell succeeds to the chair, J. G. Heating Foreman and Dr. A. s. Adler Overseer.
 Mir and Mrs. L. A. Hawley and ". C. Truman, of Silver King, went to Casa Grande Sunday, from which place Mrs. Hawley took the west bound train for California and Messrs Hawley and Truman returned to Sil- yer King.
 The garden of MT. J. B. Remy not only furnished abundant roses and other flowers during the entire winter season but it has ever since demon. strated it's ability to supply all regular and special demands made upon it.. He has many varieties and they are brilliant and fragrant.
 Judge J. D. Walker has left the Arrowhead Springs, near San Bernar- dino and has gone to Los Angeles to ! take q course of treatment under the directions of physician. MT. Lucien F.. Walker will remain with the Judge a couple of weeks longer before return ing to the Vekol.
 Mir. A. T. Colton and party returned Monday from a survey of the exten- sion of the Florence canal to the rail road east of Casa Grande and for some distance beyond. Contracts are to be let very soon for the construction of this new work and the canal will be completed as rapidly as the present facilities for excavation will permit.
 The Atlas Mining Company shipped on Sunday to New York, Al BAT pounds of copper matte from Red Rock sta tion on the Southern Pacific. More men have been put at work at the mine which is looking better than ever. Night shifts are being worked on the mine and furnace, and the out put of matte is about four tons pel day.
 If the programme was carried ou in full the official services of Justice McCatirey of Pinal, were called into requisition last Sunday to tie the nup tial knot between MT. Wm. T. Rouse and Miss Nora Neighbours. Tn, many friends of the happy couple ten der them the most sincere congratu lations.
 Messrs. T. T. and NJ. B. Loy, thei wives and children, arrived in Flor ence last Saturday and remained il town for several days, the guests O MT. s. R. Turner. The Messrs. Lo are nephews of MT. Turner and visite, this place about seven years age They are prominent and opulent cit zens of Stockton, Cedar County, Mi: souri, but will probably come to Flol ence to reside, some time during tn present year. The party will retur home by way of California, Orego and the Northern Pacific railroad
 Two very pleasant entertainment were given at the court house on Fr day and Saturday evenings of las week, by Messrs. J. L. Kemble and 4 F. Barker, with an oXy-hydroge stereopticon of great power, by whic a succession of enlarged views of va ious objects of interest in nature an art were exhibited. The audience were not very large, but those wh attended were highly entertained I'll views were chiefly of Colorado seer cry, and of London and Rome, frol photographs. The exhibition ws b oth entertaining and instructive.
 Consumption Surely Cured.