Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-09-21

every day at the florence Dakery. Mir. w. E. Miller is erecting neat cottage on his lot in Turner's addition, on Main Street.
 District Court will open in Florence on the first Monday in October.
 Hon. R. E. Sloan returned Tuesday from short visit to Tucson.
 MT. Albert Jennings came down q day in town.
 MT. Jas. Rogers left Pinal on Mon day, for California, where he will re- side for Q short time.
 For single or double team harness write H. Talbot, Phenix, Arizona. Mir. J. A. Marshall and wife, of Pinal, returned on Tuesday from summers visit to their old home in Nova Scotia. Full lines of goods of every class can now be had at Wildman X Co.'s, and at prices within the reach of all. MT. Frank Averill, who spent the summer in Maine, arrived Tuesday on his way to Pinal.
 A big lot of new goods of all kinds was opened this week by Wildman & Co. Call and inspect them.
 MT. John Boucher came down from the Ray mine at Riverside on Sunday and went to Tucson.
 E.ool, r,I;fon,;, L,,.to. oLoo.o o,,1 Fresno flour at the Florence Bakery. Just received.
 Mir. Geo. N. Pogue returned last Sunday from q visit of several months to his home at Richmond, Indiana. Mir. A. McVeigh came down from Manleyville Wednesday evening and spent few days in town.
 Mir. w. E. Guild made a flying vis- it to Tucson Wednesday and returned the following day.
 Hon. P. R. Brady went up to his stock ranch Wednesday to look after the well digging operations now in progress there.
 MT. Joseph Fox came up from Saca- ton last week 10 recover from a slight illness and has remained in town dur ing the past week.
 Mrs. J. H. Kibbey and daughter ar rived from Indiana last Sunday They were met at Casa Grande by Judge Kibbey.
 MT. J. D. Walker has returned from California. greatly improved in health In fact, his health is now much bet ter than it has been for several years. Mir. Conard Brunenkant has brought his frame building down from Final and will soon erect it upon his lot at the corner of Bailey and Sth streets.
 Miss Gustie Hildebrant returned from her summers visit east, on Satur- day and is in charge of her class in the public school.
 Rumors from Silver King are to the effect that the mine has sufficient pay ore in sight to supply the mill for at least six months.
 A slight accident to the roasters caused the Reymert mill at De Noon to close down last Monday for repairs It was started up again on Wednes day.
 Repairs have been made to the crossing of the Holland ditch on Mair street. A Hume for the water has beer put in and gravel filled in the ap breaches.
 Mir. Elisha Richard came down iron Riverside last Sunday where he wa, assisting Mir. James Elder in doin, the assessment work on several min ing claims.
 MT. John Dunn, foreman of the Sil yer King mine, visited Florence thi week. He was on his way to the Ow Heads for a visit of a few days. H has high opinion of that mining dis trict.
 Mrs. Perry Wildman is reported yer i'll at Los Angeles with inflammation of the bowels, A consultation of phy sicians evolved the opinion that sh may recover with extreme care an skillful nursing.
 Mir. Chas. F. Palmer has been quit busy this week tightening up the rot and bolts of the Gila river bridg They were loosened by the shrinkae of the timbers after four years expo ure to the sun.
 The board of supervisors have al thorized the local committee, appoin ed to prepare data for the special SCI ate committee on arid lands, to ampl fy their report and have 1000 copic printed for distribution.
 MT. F. c. Kibbey, brother of Jud, Kibbey, arrived from Indiana la Sunday and will remain in Florenc attached to the Florence Canal COT pany. Mir. Kibbey is a very pleasal gentleman and will doubtless w many warm friends among the Fibre tines.
 The anniversary of Mexican ind pendence passed off very quietly this place, last Monday. The natio al salute was fired and appropria decorations were made at many p vate residences. A dance was giv, at the Court House on Monday mig and very enjoyable time was expe enced.
 The National Bank of California, Los Angeles, has opened its doors 1 business, with capital of $250,0t Among it's directors appear the nan of Gen. NJ. II. Sherman, of Phen and Mir. Perry Wildman, formerly this place, the latter being asslsts cashier. MT. Wildman's extensive a favorable acquaintance throughC southern Arizona will doubtless giv great deal of business of this secti L l. I