Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-02-02

--~Mr. c. F. Bennett was down from Silver King for a day or two this week. Punch 5 ceut cigars, just received at T. F. Weedin's.
 Room to rent. Apply at reading room, corner Tenth and Pinal streets. MT. stephen NJ. Bailey got home Thursday from a trip to San Francis co.
 Mrs. Matt. Cullen and daughter re- turned Thursday from visit to Cali fornis. MT. W. N. Griffith came in from Dripping Springs Monday and went to Tucson.
 The cottonwood trees are beginning to put forth their young verdure, in dicsting the return of springtime.
 Nessrs. James Stowe and c. Key holds came down from Pinal Tuesday and will remain for a short time in Florence. George Christ wants to bs Governor of Arizona. If he is appCntsd. the Arizona people will have Governor they can swear by.-Alta. The Chinese new year commenced last Tuesday evening and the local celestials made that night lively with susilades of fire crackers and bombs.
 MT. George Morse has the contract for hauling the Lela Mining Com pAny's mill from Casa Grande to the mine, below the Vekol.
 Street Commissioner Thos. Stan field has been doing some good work in Eraveling the streets and filling sev- eral depressions.
 Ninety acres of cultivated land with unfailing water right, one-half mile west of Florence, for sale. For fur ther particulars apply at this office Nr. Chris. Salmon has accepted position at MAyhew's Halfway house, on the Casa Grande road, to take care of the stage stock.
 It is currently reported that Wis consin parties hold q siKty-day option on the Reymert mines, near Final, at . good, round figure.
 Tansill's cent Punch cigar at the drug store. Just arrived.
 The proposed Masonic lodge is now fully assured, at the last meeting held the roll of members was increased to fourteen, nearly all of whom will join in the petition for dipensation.
 Hon. R. E. Sloan, of Final county, was hoRored with the chairmanship of the Judiciary Committeee of the Council, q position he will fill with f. dsliIy and ability.
 nr. Lucien E. Walker and wife, Mrs. R. J. Fisher and motaer, Mrs. Hol- ton of Vekol, went to Phenix this week on visit to the capital of Ari- xana.
 The massive foundation of ". c. Smith & Co.'S new business block on Main street is aSaEnS the level Of the ground and will soon be ready for the bricklayers. It is very substan- 1iAl affair.
 9OhAc ohC&A NtiACl GlllGtCu lAl Os O Eston's room, near Judge Bartleson's residence, On Tuesday night and too! fine suit of new clothes from his trunk. Nothing else was disturbed. Thers is yet no clue to the thief.
 Early Rose seed potatoes, for sale by ". c. Sssith & Go.
 Mr. Jack Mccoy has punchased Sheriff Flyers corral at Casa Grande for $2000 cash. He will remove his Silver hing stable to Casa Grande and establish it there with frst-Csass outfit.
 Hsssrs. Peter Will and P. R. Brady have had their large umbrella trees on Main street neatly trimmed 10 restrain their naturally vigorous growth in or der that the heavy winds will not break of the branches during the com ing summer.
 The new barber shop has srswlsd to the top.
 MT. T. D. Hammond and family, of American Flag, have removed to Tue son where they will reside for the present. MT. Hammend.s heslth has not been good for several months and be has concl lded to avoid the eI- posures of his stock ranch and enjoy town life for a season.
 Messrs. Boscha and Benson have leased Judge Walkers corral at Casa Grsnde which they will fit up in prop CT shape and establish q livery ssblt at that place. MT. Boscha has gont to Casa Grande to lake charge of the business and will supply it with new stock and vehicles to accommodate the travelling public.
 Last Tuesday Sheriff Fryer arrested Vim. Morrison on a telAsr- s from Sheriff Shaw, of Tucson charged with swindling ar Chas. O. Brown out of $50 Sherif Shaw failed to arrive by Wednesday stage and Morrison was discharged b, the Court Commissioner on habea corpus. MT. Shaw reached Florenc, by private conveyance soon afterward, and re-arrested Morrison, who paid th' demand and all costs and was set free
 Mir. G. G. Gonzalez made a hyin, trip to Cottonwood Mountain last Sun day to visit the Eagle mining clain owned by himself and H. w. and R c. Brady. He brought back sample of the ore which will be assayed. A all of it shows free gold it will doubt Jess give satisfactory results. in ledge is eight feet wide and is one o