Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-11-09

week, rom silver klng.
 Mir F. P. Drew recently visited Tue son.
 Wildman & Co. have just received a big stock of Christmas goods.
 Mir. J. D. Reymert, Jr., was down from De Noon this week.
 Hon. 4. J, Doran was in Tucson this week, attending business matters.
 Mr. Ernest Lohman and family have gone to oasa Grande to reside.
 Major ]. H. Stout visited Casa Gran de for day or two fhis week.
 No mails from the east reached Florence on Monday nor Tuesday.
 Rev. J. T. Moniort left by Thurs days stage for Globe, to remain over Sunday.
 This valley was visited by a splendid rain last Monday morning which con tinued at intervals during the day and following night.
 Mir. James Rogers, formerly of Pinal, died at Alhambra1 1California, on Octo- ber 10th. No particulars have been received
 The Pinal and Superstition noun tains are capped with snow and its effect was felt in this valley by a light frost Thursday morning.
 County Recorder A. G. Williams attended the rodeo at lns cattle ranch this week, and Mir ]. P. Welies at tended to the duties of his office.
 Judge J. II. Kibbey and wife went to Phenix Monday where a lengthy court calender awaits the judicial de termination.
 MT. E W. Hagerty. the Tempe book agent, will be in Florence about the 18th instant, to deliver books to those who recently subscribed for them.
 Mir. J. L. Clark has come down from the Graham mountains in Graham county to find employment on the new reservoir of the Florence Canal Company.
 Tie Governor offers rewards tor the arrest of the murderers of Sheriff Key noles and Deputy Holmes in this county, and also for the murderer of Peter Verdier in Yavapai county.
 Mr. Wm. V. Elliott has secured the ctntract for boarding the hen en- pbyed in the construction of the Florence Canal Companys reservoir, and he has engaged Mir. Chris Gilbert as cook
 Miss Mollie Bailey, who was attend ing school at the convent of the Sac red Heart in Los Engeles, / has been quite i'll and is now with her mother in Casa Grande, where she will re- main for the present.
 Mrs. Pauline Fryer returned from a visited to Globe on Thursday. She heard runner before leaving that place that two of the Apache Indians concerned in the murder of sheriff Reynold and deputy Holmes had been captured by the troops.
 Mir. J. c. Cooksey, of Sioux City, Ia arrived in Florence about two weeks ago and will probably conclude to make this his home and invest in property in this valley. He is gen tleman of means and refinement and will become valuable accession to the residents of this valley.
 Florence Lodge No. 9, I. O. G. T.. will celebrate the anniversary of its organization at it's lodge room next Friday evening, November 18th. There will be literary and musical exercises followed hy refreshments, and a good time will be had. Only members o the order will be admitted.
 Dr. Mann, government surgeon al San Carlos, visited Florence Tuesday to see Eugene Middleton who SO near ly lost his life at the time of the killing of Sheriff Reynolds and W. A. Holmes by the Apache prisoners near River side. Dr. Mann returned home tho same afternoon.
 The recent statement in the CitizeI that one carload of Nekol ore shipped recently netted $20, ,0O0 was a mistake The Nekol ships about five carloads or seventy tons, of ore each month the average value of which is 24I ounces in silver to the ton, making total gross return of l6,S00 ounces pc month.
 Word comes from Dudleyville tha Mrs. W. A. Cunningham of that place suddenly died last Monday mornin, while showing a detachment of soldier after the trail of the fugitive Indians near her house. She had seen tn Indians the previous evening and wa greatly excited when showing thei trail, and complained of feeling il upon reaching the residence of Mr Latin, her neighbor She asked fo q drink of water and almost immedi ately expired after lying down upon bed.
 The Florence Hotel some time az received it's new register from tn James T. Hair Company, blank boo manufacturers, Nos 5l and 8 Wes Washington street, Chicago, and it fully up to the agreement of the agen that took the order. The James I Hair Co. are the publishers of Advei Using Hotel Registers for thirty-eigh states and territories, extending iron the Atlantic to the Pacific, and fror the British possessions to the Gulf C Mexico. They use nothing but tn best linen ledger record papers in thei registers; are well printed an substantially bound, ard they do square" business and upon thi basis they solicit the patronage of a first-class firms throughout the cour 2 try.
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