Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-07-06

canal camp last sunday. Mir. Perry Wildman returned from his trip to Phenix last Monday. Mir. J. B. McNeil went to Silver King on Tuesday, to remain several days.
 Lemon squeezers new style for Poets, at Wildman X Co.'S.
 Mir. R. H. Chamberlain was down from Pinal this week.
 Mir. F. B. Maldonado got back from a visit to Casa Grande, on Tuesday. Mir. Norman Mckenzie was down from De Noon on Wednesday.
 All kinds of choice summer dress good just received by Wildman & Co. Mir. John Nissen, formerly of Final but now q stock grower of River side, visited Florence this week.
 MT. George Reynolds and wife. of Pinal, spent couple of days in Flor ence this week.
 Chairman w. c. Smith, of the board of supervisors, arrived Tuesday to at tend the session of the board.
 Supervisor E. w. Childs came down from the Aravaipa last Sunday to at tend the session of the board
 A substantial brick sidewalk has been laid in front of the J. D. Kitten house store by Mr. Wm. Smith.
 Mir. A. L. Trippel made a flying trip from De Noon Tuesday, remaining but an hour or two in town.
 Dr. A. s. Adler has purchased a fine pedigreed roadster from MT. G. Wheat, and he can now pass almost any one on the road.
 The family of MT. Geo. E. Evans and the mother of Mrs. Evans, left Tuesday for visit of several months to San Francisco.
 The wife and children of Mir. E. Lohman went to Globe last Sunday, and will remain in that mountain town during the summer months.
 MT. Walter Shanley, of the stock firm of Summers & Shanley, was in town Tuesday from his ranch at the Buttes.
 The sunday school will meet here after during the summer months at the residence ol Rev. I. T. Whittemore at 9 o'clock every Sunday morning
 Mir. Tom Davis arrived Tuesday Erur fn To ,t proof on his desert land entry under the Florence canal.
 Mir. Ben Van Vlack and W. D. Kuy- kendall came down from. the San Pe dro last Monday, on a short business trip to the county seat.
 Mir. Howard Mercer, of Tucson, rep resenting the Singer sewing machine company, arrived Sunday and spent several days in town looking after that company's affairs.
 Mir. c. W. Tillman was made happy last Sunday by the arrival at his house of fine baby girl The ten pound record was broken in this instance and the little stranger kicked the beam at thirteen and one-half pounds. Ale jandro Gay, son of Mrs. Pat Hol- land, who was thrown from horse several weeks ago and severely injur- cd about the head, has fully recovered from his injuries.
 MT. G. Guiliani brought in from his ranch this week some samples of white silverskin onions that were ac tually the largest yet seen in this val ley. They weighed nearly two pounds each and were perfect in their growth and appearance.
 MT. Felix Leblanc, of De Noon who was under medical treatment here for inflammation of the middle ear, left for his home Monday, full, cured. His ailment was very pain ful one, out Dr. Adler's skill soon re stored the sufferer to health.
 Mir. O. Ellison, Of Chicago, arrived in Florence Tuesday. He will remail here for several weeks gathering dati concerning land, water, climate anC possibilities, for the purpose of prepar ing descriptive matter of this valley to lay before people who desire to col onize in southern Arizona. Mir. Fl lison was formerly employed by tn Atchison, Topeka < Santa Fe railroa, to prepare folders of matter descrip tive of the country through whicl the road passes.
 Mir. Wm. Clarke returned from tn Owl Heads few days ago with hi faith in the final outcome of that di, trict still increasing He states tha lew days ago large number c Apache Indians were near his cabir They were we'll armed and had plent of ammunition and their familie were with them. They said they b, longed to Seguola's band and were ou for the purpose of gathering the si huara fruits. No offer was made { molest Mir. Clarke, but thIs immunit was not at all owing to any moral r form in their characteristic industI of scalp hunting.
 The school election last Saturda was warmly contested affair, in friendly way. The friends of the r spective gentlemen put forward tl names of Messrs. J. N. Denier and V Wood Porter for trustee and ga them an earnest support. At tl close of the polls IF votes had bee cast of which J. N. Denier received and w. Wood Porter 5l. The electic officers were J. H. Stout, inspecto c. W. Tillman and Charles Holbor judges, G. N. Thurston and J.
 Welles, clerks.
 consumption Surely Cured.
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