Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-07-20
A. T.CoLToN. Observer


 For single or double team harness write 1T. Talbot, Phenix, Arizona.
 Judge c. NJ. Marshall was up from Casa Grande this week.
 Get shaved at the new barber shops The supervisors adjourned last Sat urday until Thursday to hear com plaints upon raised assessments.
 For stock saddles, double or single cinch, write H. Talbot, Phenix, Ari- sona.
 Mir. John Fuller has returned from Pima county and is at the ranch of MT. c. W. Fuller, his brother.
 A soda fountain has been added to the drug store fixtures and q refresh ing and wholesome beverage can now be had at that place.
 There is plenty of water in the river this summer for all purposes of irrigation, and the summer floods are at hand.
 Col Bob Williams came down from Silver King, Wednesday, to protest against being raised out of his boots by the board of equalization.
 Fresh goods in every department nre being received by Wildman & Co. Mir. Geo. A. Stone was in town from Whitlow's ranch this week. He re- ports heavy rains on Queen Creek last week that brought the biggest food experienced for nine years.
 A big stock of new and choice gro ceries has just been opened at Wild man & Co.'S.
 A very heavy rain fell on Tuesday night between the Halfway house and Casa Grande, flooding the country for a few hours. Travel was not greatly impeded by it's occurrence.
 Messrs. A. F. Barker, J. G. Heating and others are organizing base ball club and the national game will be played in Florence according to the popular rules.
 The taxpayers will find very much to interest them i'll the report of the board of equalization published else where. Who says this isn't good raisin' county?
 MT. A. T. BelIamy and family, Mrs. J. G. Heating and child and Miss Ada Peyton, started last Saturday for Pioneer, Gila county, where they will spend the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. F. Wecdin went to Casa Grande Tuesday afternoon, to meet Thos. G. Peyton, a son of Mrs. Weedin, who arrived from Dallas, Tex as, to remain with his mother.
 The Florence base ball club organ ized by electing Geo. w. Campbell, president; A. +. Barker, secretary and treasurer and w. R. Stone captain. There will be regular weekly prac- tice until the club feels sufficiently proficient to contest with some of the nsighboring clubs.
 A party of gentlemen and ladies started Monday morning for Eaton's mills, on the Pinal mountains be- tween Pioneer and Globe for weeks 1b Wdo OOllPOoOu Ol In0sSTS 5. w. w. Porter, E. P. Drew, Sid Bartle- son, Misses Fannie and Nellie Bartle- son and Hattie Elbel.
 Jesse Hardesty, Esq, of former dis t:ict attorney of this county, was re- gently placed on trial in Los Angeles for using boisterous and threatening language towards fellow citizen ol that angelic city, and acquitted Jesse's long sojourn among the angels has not evidenly softened the bitter ness of his nimble tongue.
 MT. Frank Reynolds returned iron De Noon Monday. He held the con tract for drilling we'll at that place for the Reymert Mining Company but met with such formidable obstacles before reaching any great depth tha he was compelled to abandon tn, work. Crevices were encountered il the hard rock that pitched at so slight an angle that the drill could not b, forced to cut it, and the casing wa swayed away from the perpendicular MT. Reynolds sold his tools to tn company and MT. w. P. Bamrick vii complete the we'll by first sinking shaft to the Instructions and then re suming the drill.
 While the merits ot the variou blood purifiers are being shown up { the best advantage possible by thei several manufacturers, we would sug gest to persons feeling the need of sue medicine, that they try dose of s Patricks Pills, and assure them tha they will not only be surprised bu delighted, with the result. Those wh wish to feel the animation, buoyanc and clear headedness of youth, shoul take St. Patrick's Pills. For sale | Thos. F. Weedin.
 The plans prepared for the col struction of the new store building Messrs. w. c. Smith & Go. in tn place show very substantial ar highly ornamental structure. TT front will be of galvanized iron ar the handsomest design of the kind Arizona. All the iron materials al lumber will probably reach here fore the first of August, and so SOC as they arrive the work of consJru ton will begin, as the brick is alreaC on the ground and the foundatiC solidly laid. The contracts for ereC ing the structure have been let ar MT Fred Adams will have charge the whole work. The building will ready for occupancy some time December and it will be one of tl best and handsomest business bull inps in the territory.
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