Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-08-31

MT. W. D. Harrington was in from his Cottonwoods ranch this week.
 MT. NJ. Nj. Hickey has sold out his restaurant business at Casa Grande. MT. Wm. Seiwert, the Tucson wholesaler of oysters, fish, etc, has an advertisement in to-day's ENTERPRISE. For stock saddles, double or single cinch, write H. Talbot, Phenix Ari- zona.
 A big lot of new goods of all kinds was opened this week by Wildman < Go. Call and inspect them.
 Mir. Chas. Smith came down this week from his stock ranch above the Buttes.
 Supervisor E. w. Childs arrived Monday from the Aravaipa to attend the session of the board.
 MT. F. B. Maldonado has been look ing after the affairs of MT. W. c. Smith at Casa Grande, this week.
 Fine hats, for men and boys, and hats of all kinds, just opened at Wild man & Co.'S.
 There was born on Sunday after noon, August 25th, to the wife of Nel- son Caplett, daughter.
 Mir. Vim. E. Guild made brief vis- it to Tucson last week and returned home Sunday.
 W. R. Stone, Esq, one of the reg ents of the Territorial University, vis- ited Tucson last week.
 Messrs. H. B. Smith and D. D. Hall left for Tucson last Saturday, to take in ths Fiesta at that place, which com menced Tuesday evening.
 Dr. F. A. Odermatt, the Tucson dentist, was unable to reach Florence this week, but will arrive On Monday to attend to any business in his line. Quite pleasant shower cooled the atmosphere on Thursday night and caused sudden scampering within doors of those who were sleeping out. Full lines of goods of every class can now be had at Wildman & Co.'S, and at prices within the reach of all. Supervisor E. w. Childs left this week for visit to his family in East Oakland, California. He will be gone Q month.
 MT. W. H. Merritt was in town from Silver King on Wednesday and Thurs day. He expects his family to arrive from New York in few days.
 The iron girders, pillars and front of Messrs. W. c. Smith & Co.'S new building have arrived and the work of construction will soon commence.
 Mir. A. Price has taken charge of the Fryer Hotel at Casa Grande, and Jim Sam, of Florence, now runs the dining room.
 A splendid lot of footwear has just been opened at Wildman & Co.'S. Call and see the new goods.
 Messrs. George Pusch, M. G. Saman- lego and P. Charoleau came up from Tucson Monday, to appear before the board of equalization regarding their respective assessments.
 Supt. A. V. Comstock returned on Thursday from his visit to San Fran cisco, looking much improved in health. He went to Silver King the same day.
 A change of venue has been granted in the examination of c. B. Stocking charged with assault upon Juan Avenenti in the county jail, and the case will probably be heard on Septem. Der 9th by Judge J. H. Kibbey.
 Judge W. 1T Barnes, of the First District, arrivad Monday and held court couple of days for Judge J. H Kibbey and disposed of several cases wherein the latter was disqualified. Judge Barnes is prompt and efficient arbiter of knotty legal points.
 MT. Chas. R. Wores, propreitor of the Tucson Sampling Works, spent several days in Florence this week. He ex amined several mining properties al Mineral Hill and expresses the belle that immense bodies of mineral exist there.
 MT. W. c. Smith came up iron Casa Grande on Sunday, to preside d the meeting of the board of supervis ors. He had just returned from 6 short visit to California and left hi, family enjoying the cool sea breezet at Santa Monica.
 MT. Tom Davis writes from Sal Francisco that his railroad proposition from Casa Grande is all right and h is about ready to go ahead with ii Florence has no obstacles to place il the way of building dozen railroads the more the better.
 Maria Canos, the Mexican girl wh was so nearly burned to death by al oil can explosion at the residence ( Judge H. B. Summers, about tw months ago, is now in the count, hospital. Her limbs are still raw an, sore from her fearful injuries.
 The Final County Bank is tn name of a new enterprise that vii commence business in Florence abou the first of October, with capital ( $50,OO0. It will occupy portion ( MT. Wm. E. Guilds office on Mai street, which will be provided with suitable vault and counter.
 Col. J. A. Zabriskie, whose brilliar letters from Mexico to the Star hay been greatly enjoyed by all it's reader has returned to Tucson from tn; country, for short time. He repr sents an eastern land syndicate thu has acquired, through concession ar purchase, large landed interests in tf republic. The Colonel was treate with distinguished hospitality in u City of Mexico and he has many wor' of praise for the wonderful resourc of thai rannhlic and ifs inresent 2