Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-08-24

next Monday to complete its labors. Mir. Jesse Mayhew was up from his Halfway station last Saturday.
 A new stock of cigars just received at the Florence Bakery.
 For single or double team harness write H. Talbot, Phenix, Arizona. Mir. w. c. Smith came up from Casa Grandc last Saturday and spent day or two in town,
 MT. M. NJ. Hickey and family came up from Casa Grande yesterday to visit relatives in Florence.
 Mrs. A. NJ. Matherne has been quite i'll at her residence across the river for the past ten days.
 Mir. c. E. Perkins and wife were in town Tuesday from Dr. Hurley's ranch.
 Mir. Fred Adams spent last Sunday in town and returned to Casa GrAnde the following day.
 MT. w. M. Griffith came down from Dripping Springs yesterday and left for trip to California.
 MT. D. D. Hall came up from Tue son last Sunday to assist MT. H. B. Smith at the Fiesta.
 For stock saddles, double or single cinch, write H. Talbot, Phenix Ari- zona.
 MT. Henry Roach, prosperous res ident of San Antonio, Texas, visited Florence this week and looked about the Gila valley.
 w. H. Griffin, Esq, has locgted at Guthrie, Oklahoma, where he will practice his profession among the boomers.
 Several teams passed through town yesterday for the Reymert mill, hay ing the machinery for several new roasters on board.
 Messrs. James Elder and Elisha Bi- chard have gone to Riverside to do the annual assessment work on several mining claims in that vicinity.
 Mrs. Stanfeld & Rogers will soon have a stock of millinery goods at their dressmaking rooms on Bailey street. The ladies are invited to call. Miss Rachel Megson came up from Casa Grande a couple of weeks ago and has been visiting Miss Ida Stan field. She returned home Monday The fiesta has drawn a big crowd of people every night since It started, and the tickle goddess had oceans of fun flirting with her numerous ardent wooers, some of whom have since worn their purses ill q sling.
 While in Florence last week Rev. Frank ". Gunsaulus closed a contract to have l60 acres of his land under the Florence canal, near Casa Grande cleared and seeded down to alfalfa the present fall.
 MT Will Foreman has pet on his right thumb A piece of steel had lodged in the member and worked itt way to the bone, making an ulcer that is a twin brother to Q thoroughbred felon.
 MT. A. T. Colton started out last Monday to survey township 6 south range east, under directions from the Surveyor General of Arizona The survey will occupy about ten days time.
 The preliminary examination of E H. Williams, for the theft of $425 en trusted to his care to take to SilveI King on the last of July, was set fo Saturday. The prisoner waived exam ination and was held in default o $500 bonds to appear before the gran, jury.
 MT. c. W. Tillman exhibited thi week some yellow Crawford peache from his garden that measured iron 94 to 10 inches in their smallest cil conference. The trees are thre years old, budded, and this is thei first crop. They were handsome an, of superior flavor and quality.
 Dr. F. A. Odermatt, the Tucso dentist, expects to visit Florence nex week, prepared to do anything in hi line of business. He is one of tn most skillful dentists on the Pacif coast and always gives his patron entire satisfaction. Orders can be le at Dr. Adler's office pending his aIri' al.
 There was very pleasant birthda party given to the young folks 0 Wednesday by Judge and Mrs. w. I Benson, the occasion being the eight birthday of Miss Dottie Benso A very pleasant time was experience and each guest received pretty sou enir of the occasion.
 The little daughter of Mir. Geo. Brown, whose right knee was injur by Q succession of falls over tv months ago, is now confined to h bed by the injured limb, in Si Francisco, and the doctor says it W require six month for her recover The injury was not at first thought be serious.
 MT. s. R. Cooley's residence, a shC distance east of town, caught fire Mo day afternoon where a stoyepipe pa ed through the roof, and but for t timely exertions of the threshers Denier's ranch close by, 1t would ha been entirely consumed. Mir. Cool desires THE ENTERPRISE to thank t gentlemen for their opportune assi ance.
 There is a general belief about Mammoth camp that the Mamma mine and mill have been sold to English company and that the pl' will be increased and work soon est lished upon an extensive scale. I records of this county still show title to the mines in the hands MT. Fletcher and that to the mill the Mammoth Mining Company. I settlers in that vicinity strongly hc that active operations there will
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