Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-06-15
A. T.CoLroN. Observer.

write H. Talbot, Phenix, Arizona.
 Mir. Herrig, of Mammoth. was wis itor tol the county seat this week.
 New goods at Wildman & Co.'s.
 A vd dry light shower visited Florence shortly afternoon on Wednesday.
 For stock saddles, double or single cinch, write H. Talbot, Phenlx, Arl- zona. Mir. C. S. Walton came down from the Mammoth camp Saturday and spent q few days in town.
 Mir. w. H. Merritt returned from trip to- Phenix on Wednesday morn ing.
 MT. w. S. Lyle returned from Silver King Tuesday and went to Casa Grande.
 Mir. M s. Ramirez was in town this week from his Picacho ranch to the south of Florence.
 MT. Frank Souva came up from Casa Grande Saturday and spent few days in the metropolis.
 Mrs. M. c. Martial, of Pinal, has gone toiNew Orleans to spend the few months that intervene before her school fe-opens.
 Mrs. Pauline Fryer left Casa Grande last week for visit to Yuma, where she was the guest of MT. and Mrs. B. F. Hartlee.
 Ladies jerseys, parasols, hosiery, etc., at Wildman X Co.'s.
 Two sorrel horses have been taken up by ST. Jesus Espinosa, at his ranch, which the owners can recover in a lawful manner. They are fully de- scribed in another column.
 Stock of calomel at Weedin's drug store.
 The ribbons of the stage between Florence and De Noon are now held by MT. D. Hastings and MT. E. H. Will liams has the run between De Noon and Silver King.
 A huge tank of galvanized iron was made by J. Suter this week for Drew & Bamrick's corral. It will be sup piled with water by their new Cyclone windmill which was recently erected.
 While racing horses through the brLsl near town last Sunday, Alejan- dro Gay, the 13-year- old son of Mrs. Pat Holland, was thrown from horse and susrahled a coucnssion of the brain. He remained unconscious for over twenty-lour hours
 Messrs. Talbot & Hubbard, of Phe- nix, hardware dealers. advertise their wares.in THE ENTERPRISE. Now that Florence is supplied with ice the peo- ple will need reirigerators and Messrs. Talbot x Hubbard keep supply of excellent ones on hand at prices with in the reach of all. Write to them for prices and description. Their stock of hardware of all kinds is complete.
 MT. Frank A. Hartwell, of the Tue son firm of Buehm Tn & Hartwell, pho tographers, has established gallery in Phenix. MT. Hartwell is an artist of rare skill and ability and his work will not suffer by comparison with that of the metropolitan centers of the country. Besides all this, Mir Hartwell is socially pleasant gentle man and the city of Phenix is lucky to secure such good and useful citi- zen.
 Mir. w. P. Bamrick has completed the we'll at De Noon he was boring for O'Donnell < Ferguson on their town otN IIn oEr r,la af nfar at l75 feet, sufficient for all domestic purposes of the camp. In siuking the dril! passed through body of ore one hundred feet from the surface, its character being almost identical with the manganese ore of the Reymert mine.
 Pete Matthews, a demented resident of Pima county who was sent to the insane asylum over year ago, arrived in Florence last Saturday, having escaped from the asylum. He was found to be still laboring under his peculiar hallucination and was locked up in the county jail pending the ar rival of an asylum official to take hin back. He stated that he was ungurd ed at the asylum and walked away without any molesta.ion whatever.
 The Mountain Queen mine, soutl of the Vekol, owned by Messrs East man, Scolari and Minshul!, has beer worked during the past five years a odd times and a considerable amour of development work has been done Its owners are now preparing to star new tunnel below the old working, which will reach the ledge at a deptf of several hundred feet below the sur face croppings. It is believed tha this mine will develop into a splendit property when the present plans fo it's exploitation are carried out. 4 brother of the late Frank c. Minshul Is expected to arrive in Casa Grand in a short time to look after the inter est of the estate.
 Just received fine lot of lawn; ginghams, seersuckers, etc, at Wilo man X Co.'S.
 Father Geneisese came up fror Fort Yuma last Saturday and spen Sunday with Father Monfort of shl place. The reverend geuglenan ha been stationed at Yuma for the pa' year assisting the Sisters wifl th, Indian school in the Roxcrnmer buildings across the river HNf fhe ol fort. He despairs of aehis<ing an success with the incorriei5lt nativ, while surrounded by suel (evil influeI ces as now exist in tIse uma trib and he considers his .tink wasted that field. It is his opifiion that be ter results can be accOni hlished if u Indians are removed df fsay from u corruptions of the older members the tribe and taug9t {srk lessons morality in confiacl <1n with the other studies. bl.&4+I 4*aneisese ar