Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-30

Mrs. Fryer came up from Casa Grande Thursday, for a short visit. Mir. P. R. Young was down from Dudleyville this week.
 Mir. Budd Doshier returned from Yuma this week, having been par doned by the governor.
 MT. J. Champion again visited Flor ence this week and started for his home in Oakland on Wednesday.
 Mir. E. o. Stratton, of the Santa Catalinas, above American Flag, was in town few days ago.
 Mir. H. Menager came up from Tue son Thursday, to look after his in terests in and about Florence.
 Dr. Alex. Trippel returned from Phenix Wednesday and went to his home in Globe.
 Hon. Louis DePuy returned from Phenix Wednesday and spent day in town.
 Mir. A. Hittinger came up from Tue son this week and visited Pinal be- fore returning home.
 Dr. L. w. Wardwell diod in Tucson last Friday, of consumption. His re- mains were taken east for interrment. MT. S. D. Myers, formerly of Pinal, has gone to Pioneer, Gila county to reside.
 The remaining U. S. jurors came over from Phenix on Wednesday, the labors of the court having ended.
 The regular quarterly meeting of the board of supervisors will be held next week beginning on Monday.
 MT. Mauley R. Chamberlain, of Manleyville, was in town Thursday on a business visit to the county seat.
 Mir. Felix Le Blanc came down from Pinal Wednesday and paid short visit to the metropols.
 Col. Robt Williams oocame down from Silver King Wednesday as 0 witness in the trial of Geo. II. Roberts for as- sault on II. c. Hoffman.
 The report that II. c. Hoffman died at Casa Grande from his injuries proves 10 be untrue. He is rapidly recovering from their effects.
 Mrs. Thos. Stanfeld, who has been quite sick for the past ten days, is not improving in health so rapidly as her friends had hoped.
 The cottonwood trees are harvesting a trnp1 cro,, Of c.tarO,Ilara o,H 4I,o birds are enjoying a surfeit of squirm- ng morsels.
 MT. J. A. Marshall, of Pinal, visited Florence this week He is an eafnest worker in the temperance cause and attended meeting of the Good lem plar's lodge of this place while l6ere.
 Prof. Emn-srt's pupils in tha Pub lie school will have picnic to-day at the rui~s of Casa Grande, that monu- mental pile of prehistoric skill And industry.
 A person is seldom sick when their bowels are regular and never well when they are irregular. Bear this in mind, and keep your bowels regular
 
 Pills. For sale by Thos. Weedin.
 District court for Pinal county will open about April 4th, it having b( en ordered that an adjournment be taken by the Court Commissioner from Gay to day from the 1st, to allow Judge Porter to hold court in Yuma county Mir. Lucien E. Walker came up from the Vekol Tuesdey and went to De Noon the following day to visit his brother Judge J. D. Walker. / Mir. Walker reports the Vekol mine as de- veloping satisfactorily.
 MT. R. T. O'Donnell has located e mine near the Reymert, on ,a portion of which townsite will probably be laid out. He has erected a well finish ed business house thereon which ht will soon occupy as stoFe.
 Mir. Frank A. Ockert, Of Pinal Ina. gone to Prescott with Mr c. w. Cul ver's freight teams, and Mrs. Ocker Thursday iog California tC spend the summer wif9 her relative in that state.
 Dr. R. Forbes and wife, of Sacra mento, Cal, visited Floren.c zee this week Dr. Forbes has charge of the Southerl Pacific hospital at Sacramento, an, his visit to this valley was1 for th' purpose of looking atits possibilities a iruit-growing section.
 Has-na who-za, the Apache India convicted of the murder of Jones, nea Dudleyville, has been sentenced to l years imprisonment. The two mul ders of Diehl got 10 and 14 years rt spectively. The sentences are ligl enough to please even the Indian themselves.
 The Silver King miners arc s.v-tl pleased with their new superintel dent, MT. A. V. Comstock. He is thorough miner himself and has kindly feeling for the "boys" that greatly appreciated by them. He ably seconded in thisvas in his sternC duties by the foreman, Mr. Joh Dunn.
 The Phenix newspapers arrive wit the most studied irregularity, with u single exception of the Arizona The Herald manages to reach tn office about three times a week ar the Gazette sometimes comes twice week. The responsibility does not re altogether upon Uncle Sam's abom ,I.1 .1a .,1