Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-10-05

north Monday to visit his family who reside here. Mrs. Geo. F. Evans and family re- turned Monday from their summers visit to California.
 The board of supervisors will meet in regular quarterly session next Mon- day.
 Mir. Wm. Seller has returned to Casa Grande from visit of three months to his relatives in New York. Supervisor E. w. Childs returned from his visit to California last Tues day.
 There was born in Casa Grande on September 30th, to the wife of NJ. M. Hickey, son.
 MT. R. w. Murphy, late of the Leila camp, south of the Vekol, is now re- siding in Weatherford. Texas.
 Fresh California butter, cheese and Fresno flour at the Florence Bakery. Just received.
 Mir. John Conley is putting in a pump on his premises beyond the river, for the purpose Of supplying his garden with irrigating water.
 Mir. Olin E. Taft came in from his ranch near the railroad last Saturday. He is pushing the improvements on his property.
 Aermotor Hoff, of Tucson, was ill town this week, talking business to everybody. He also visited PInal and Silver King.
 District Court will commence next Monday and the grand jury will be impancled. The trial jury will report on Thursday.
 MT. Harry Holborn, former resi- dent of Florence, is now at Guthrie, Oklahoma. He is a brother of MT. Charles Holborn.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Harrington came down from their stock ranch this week to visit Mrs. HArrington's relatives.
 Probate Judge w. H. Benson is in receipt of a petition for the establish ment of q school at the Owl Heads There are sixty-seven school children residing in that district.
 The old cottonwood trees in front of Martins saloon and Drew's livery s ta- ble were cut down last Monday. Others along main street will follow and their places be supplied with ash and umbrella trees.
 The "boom" edition of the Phenix Gazette has come to hand and it ex- hibits very commendable degree of enterprise in its publishers. It is a well illustrated paper Of sixteen pages and full of information concering the Salt river valley.
 The rooms occupied by Mir. Wm. E. Guild as the stage and telegraph office, have been undergoing a com plete remodeling and thorough re- novation preparatory to the opening of the Pinal County Bank therein. The front room will be made to look like an entirely new place, and the bank will certainly have cosy and lnfltlng appearance.
 The following are the school teach CTS engaged by the several school dis tricts of Pinal county, outside of Flor ence: Silver King, Miss Tennie Cam eron; Final, Miss Ida Empey; Casa Grande, Mir. R. Q. Robertson; Dudley vile, Mrs. T. J. Bates; De Noon. Miss Strohn; Sharpe district, Mrs. II. B. Summers; Vekol, Miss Kate Roan.
 Mrs M. E. Bailey left for Los An geles last Sunday, where she will place her daughter, Miss Mollie, at school for a term of years. A very pleasant farewell party was given her young friends by Miss Mollie on the evening previous to her departure and a most enjoyable time was experienced.
 MT. c. L. Whitney, of Pinal, was in town this week looking about the val ley for the purpose of finding trac of land suitable for dairy purposes He has twenty head of thoroughbred Holstein COWS and will make a special ty of fine stock. Mir. Whitney own, an artesidn well near Pinal which sup plies his fish pond with water. H. has plenty of carp in his pond anC they increase too fast for it's capacity
 Hon. A. J. Doran got home Wednes day from an outing of five months which he spent in visiting all portion of the Pacific coast from San Diego tC Puget Sound, and some of the state east of the Rockies. He was present in Milwaukee at the National Encam pment of the Grand Army, and spent portion ofhis vacation at his old. .hom, at Boone, Iowa, where his sister, Mis- Angie Doran, still remains. Mir. Dorar has augmented his avoirdupois consid erably, which evidences the good treat ment he received while absent.
 MT. Ed. o. Smith returned last Sat urday from the mica mines below Maricopa, owned by himself, II. V Jackson and J. P. Gabriel, bringing quantity of good specimens of tha mineral. They have seventeen full claims located and the deposit is larg and apparently unlimited. The speci mems are all from the surface, an, they show easy cleavage but are some what stained from long exposure t the weather. Messrs. J. NJ. Ocho and J. P Gabriel will go to St. Loui in a week or two for the purpose C interesting capital in the developmen of these mines. Appearances surel indicate that they have valuable proE critics and it is hoped that further dc velopment will bring them full res lization of their most sanguIne e' pectations.
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