Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-04

week from De Noon.
 Mir. A. E. Sake came up from Casa Grande Tuesday night.
 The board of supervisors will meet next Saturday.
 Mir. J. H. Kibbey got home from his visit to Phenix last Thursday morn ing.
 Mir. Carson, book-koeper at the J. D. Reymert mines at De Noon, was in town day or two this week.
 Mrs. Pauline Fryer came up from Casa Grande on Wednesday, for short visit.
 Gen. W. E. Hobson will arrive in Florence next Friday to talk railroad to the people of Pinal county.
 MT. NJ. Kennedy returned from San Francisco last Saturday and went to his home in Riverside
 Mir. c. II. Starr came over from Mesa City last Tuesday and spent a day in town.
 John Ruckelshausen has gone to Silver King to remain for q few months.
 J. G. Heating went to Silver King last Saturday and spent few days in that camp.
 Mir. W. M. Griffith came down from Dripping Springs Saturday and went to Tucson.
 Messrs. G. N. Pogue and J. H. Kib- bey went to Phenix this week to get teams for work on the Florence canal. MT. Wm. Smith, of the soda works, went to Silver King this week. He supplies the market in that direction with all the goods used in his line.
 The ribbons of the Silver King stage are now held by E. H. Williams, as careful and accommodating a jehu as ever cracked a whip.
 Hon. Marcus A. Smith, Arizona's Delegate to Congress, arrived in Flor ence Monday and the following day he paid q visit to the Buttes to view the great reservoir site.
 A good baker, German or French, who understands making German and French bread, can find steady employ ment by applying to J. M. Lille at the Florence Bakery.
 MT. W. P. Eaton is enjoying the pleasure of visit from his mother who arrived from Boston last Tues day. They had not met for thirteen years.
 Dr. E. P Van Valkenburg returned from De Noon on Monday and left the following day for Tucson. He ex- poets to visit New Mexico in a few weeks and later on will go to Cobra do for the benefit of his health.
 The Atlas Mining company shipped to New York city last Monday, from Red Rock station, 155 bars of copper weighing 1S,124 pounds and 2S,374 pounds copper matte, total shipment of 46,49S pounds.
 The board of supervisors have di- rected the sheriff to deny the use oI the court room to dancing parties and other entertainments in the future, be cause of the extra work required ir replacing the benches and putting the room in proper order after such oc casions.
 Mir. Leo Goldman arrived from Phe nix last Saturday and his brother, MT Ben Goldman came over from Tempe Tuesday. It is said that they have purchased the mercantile establish ment of Mir. J. M Ochoa Tn this plac, and will soon replenish the stock o that concern. They are enterprisinl and successful business men and vii be an acquisition to the commercial circles of this place.
 Centennial day was observed il Casa Grande with several patriot horse races. Old Louie, the Indial interpreter, played his old game C bringing "sick" horse from Sonor which got away with the boys in fin shape. There were two horse race and a burro race and there was 2 much fun enjoyed as one day coul well provide. In the evening thel was dance at Mir. Hickey's hotel an a happy time was the result.
 George Evans, the l1-year-old son Mir. and Mrs. Geo. F.. Evans, met wit quite a serious accident on Friday a tcrnoon of last week. He was ridin pony that became suddenly frightel ed at some object and started to rul In jumping a ditch the boy was pitcl ed over the horses head and sustaine q fracture of the left forearm jui above the wrist. The fracture was r, duced by Dr. Adler and the little fe low is as comfortable as his unfort nate circumstances permit of.
 Sheriff Fryer went to Phenix la Monday, armed with warrants for u arrest of As-ki-say-la-ha and Na-c0 qui-say, the Apache murderers of WI Diehl near Mammoth, a few years az and Ken-tu-zy and Has-nah-who-z the murderers of Jones near Dudle vile last year. These Indians we tried in the United States court, co victed and sentenced, but by the l cent decision of the United States S preme court they should have beC dealt with under the territorial st; utes. Therefore Sheriff Fryer repair to Phenix to arrest them immediate upon their discharge by the Unit States authorities. They were broug to Florence and are now in the coun jail where they will rest and fatten f the ensuing five months that will tervene before a grand jury is callt
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