Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-06-01

 King, is now at Carlisle, New Mexico. MT. J. w. Whitlow was in town this week for several days, from his ranch near Queen Creek.
 Mir George Benson, of the Owl | Heads, spent several days in town this week
 MT. R. T. Depp. who recently left Silver King, is at Stanton, Iavapsi | county.
 MT. John Nicholas is having neat brick business building erected at the corner of llth and Bailey streets. Judge w. H. Benson went to De Noon Thursday on flying business trip.
 MT. J. c. Dinan, late foreman of the Reymert mines, is now at the Con- gress mine, Yavapai county.
 It was remarked several times dur ing the past week that the weather was decidedly hot. The nights have been unusually cool, however.
 A number of miners and mill men from De Noon have been in town this week while operations at that camp are suspended for want of water.
 MT. W. E. Guild sent big box of choice flowers to Tucson last Thurs day for the use of Negley Post No. l, G. A. R., on Decoration Day.
 Copies of the session laws passed by the last legislative assembly have been distributed. They do not form bulky volume.
 Ivanhoe Legion No. 2, Select Knights of America, will hold regu- lar meeting next Thursday night, June 4th.
 A number of Judge Benson's friends gathered at his residence last Monday night to celebrate the anniversary of his 33d birthday. A very enjoyable occasion was the result.
 The Select Knights, at a recent special meeting of the Supreme Leg ion, severed their connection with the A. o. U. w., and are now an indepen- dent order.
 Mrs. w E. Guild went to Tomb stone Thursday and, after short vis- it to friends in that city, will go to the Swisshelm's as a guest of her sister, Mrs. Powers.
 MT. J. w. Harrington will take charge of the Fryer Hotel at Casa Grande, after to-day, having leased that popular house. He is genial and accommodating and will make pop ular landlord.
 The new work on the Florence ca nal is proceeding with satisfactory rapidity- Three miles have already been completed, making an average of a mile per week since the work com menced.
 Mir. John W. Rannells went to the Owl Heads last week and speaks very highly of the hospitality of MT. and Mrs. D. T. Eimore He brought in some very handsome specimens of ore from the Jesse Benton mine.
 New goods are constantly arriving at Wildman x Co.'s. The grocery lines are now we'll supplied and a new stock of dry goods are soon ex- pected. In the meantime the old stock is being sold out for song. Call before it is too late.
 Mir. P. T. Bowling went up to sec the Specie Paying mill at Mineral Hill last Saturday, with the idea of remov. 1t to the Rosario mine, on the Son6ra border south of the Gunsight, but ht found it not suited to his needs and departed for San Francisco Sunday.
 Hon. P. R. Brady received worC from Yuma few days ago that the two escaped prisoners had been trailet back to a point not far below For Yuma, on the California side of in, Colorado river, and were travelin; west with their pursuers close ct thei heels.
 Messrs. A. T. Colton and W. R Kentheld came up from the construc tion camp on the canal last Tuesda and went up the river to lay out tn new county road from the Florenc canal across the Gila river at Mir. Gu liani's ranch The new road vii prove great convenience to the man, settlers in that neighborhood.
 It is about time the people of Flo, ence should be moving in the matte of properly observing the anniversar of National independence in a mar ner appropriate to the occasion. Tn spirit of patriotism burns with tn same intensity on the frontiers of ci, ilization as within its centers and tn little labor of preparation is not wort considering. Let there be some sol of exercises in which the ladies an children can participate and the usui horse racing in the glare of hot sun mer's sun be dispensed with. Onl four weeks intervene between no and the Fourth of July and but lit time remains for preparation. L some patriot take hold Of the matt, and get up a celebration worthy of u hopeful valley of the Gila.
 A very pleasant surprise party WI rendered Miss Genevieve Oury in ho or of her birthday, last Monday eve ing, by few of her many friends TT evening was largely devoted to u German, with it's numerous and pret evolutions, and at half past twel o'clock the party dispersed to the homes, having enjoyed a delightf evening. Mir. and Mrs. G. H. Oury residence and grounds were brilliant illuminated. Among those prese were, Misses Fannie, Nellie and E genie Bartleson, Hattie Elbel, Jenr Drais, Angulo, Mrs. Vena Thomi Mrs. A. T. Colton, and Messrs. Wood Porter, Frank Shields, Sidn T. Bartleson, E. P. Drew, A. G. Wi Hams, John W. Rannells, F. B. M donado, H. V. Jackson, Henry Go zalez and E. E. White.