Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-10-19

Thursday.
 For single or double team harness write II. Talbot, Phenix, Arizona.
 Mir. Elisha Richard has gone to Sacaton to remain for several weeks. Mir H. Hardness, of the Vekol, whs in town last week, serving on the jury. MT. Vim. Clarke and family have gone to California where Mrs. Clarke will reside during the winter.
 MT. o. E. Taft came up from his Quijotoa ranch near Casa Grande, on Thursday.
 For stock saddles, double or single cinch, write H. Talbot, Phenix Ari- zona.
 The family of Mir Geo. A. Brown, returned from California last Satur- day.
 The District court concluded it's labors Wednesday and Judge Barnes left for Tucson.
 A good rain fell during last Satur- day night. It came gently in frequent showers and was all absorbed by the earth.
 Fine hats, for men and boys, and hats of all kinds, just opened at Wild man X Co.'S.
 MT. Jacob Suter is the happy man this time. His wife presented him with fine daughter on Wednesday evening, October 18th.
 Supervisor E. w. Childs left for home last Monday. He took Miss Nettie Bley and Miss Annie Gray to Dudleyville.
 A big lot of new goods of all kinds was opened this week by Wildman & Co. Call and inspect them.
 The fire, burglar and dynamite proof safe of the Pinal County Bank arrived safely Wednesday evening. It is not large, but it is hard one to crack.
 A splendid lot of footwear has just been opened at Wildman & Co.'S. Call and see the new goods.
 Rev. I. T. Whittemore returned home Tuesday. He spent Sunday in Tombstone where he held union services.
 The Two Republics of the City of Mexico notes the departure of ex- Governor Stafford and wife from that city, for homo on the 7th instant They are probably at Tarpon Springs Florida, by this time.
 Best California and Tempe Flour al the Florence Bakery.
 Judge W. J. Wright, of Tucson, vis ited Florence this week. He says this valley was revelation to him, for he had no idea that such urge body oi agricultural land existed in the terri tory.
 Mrs. George Scott came down from Dudleyville Monday morning and went 10 Phenix to attend the Fair. Sht was caught in heavy rain on the road last Sunday and experienced ( severe drenching.
 Ed Bouvaille has returned from the Coyote ranch, having finished MT Brady's well and secured plenty of wa ter. He is now ready to contract fol sinking wells in any part of the coun ty.
 Mir. John Gardiner, the proprietor of the Tucson Machinery Depot, il drilling q we'll by contract for the Rec Rock Mining Co.,, located twenty mile. south of Rel Rock Station. The drill. ling outfit came from the Oil Well Supply O., uf Pennsylvania, which is represented by Mir. Gardiner in this Territory. It is the heaviest and mosl complete rig ever brought to the Ter ritory; anu the work, like all of MT Gardiner's undertakings, is being pushed with vigor.
 MT. Gardiner comes from Pennsylva mia and understands drilling, and il the future will make it part of hi business. Having the strongest outf he is prepared to go any depth, ant when he starts for water, it's water O China.
 Messrs. Chas. Wilson, Geo. Westfal and Jack Shultz are the owners of mining claim situated three mile south of the Reymert and five mile north of the Gila river, and som eighteen miles from Florence. Tn, ledge crops out bold and big from on end to the other. On the northerl, end of the claim can le seen larg, bodies of gold quartz, galAna and irol ores. From the top of the mountain down to the canyon the ledge split and shows all iron ore. This iron or had never been tested till lately, ant it goes over $20 per ton in gold. Tn owners of this property would give working bond on it to parties mean ing business. The owners would lik mining men to visit the mine.
 The trial of c. B. Stocking for a. sault upon A. Avenenti, in the Di. trict court last Saturday, was quite farce and ended in the disagreement of the jury. After the regular pane and all the peremptory challenges ( tho prosecution were exhausted the special venire, which gives to tn sheriff the discretion of the selectio of talesmen, was made up of person some of whom at least were known { be friendly to the defendant, and on of them expressly stated that he woul bring in verdict against the sid espoused by District Attorney Our, A spirit of fairness upon the part ( the proper officers would have prom ted the selection of entirely disinte ested persons for jurors. The jur having the determination of the cas were; A. J. Doran, H. Dosier Geo. Finch, R. E. Hunter, NJ. D. Howse s. M. Bailey, J. F. Clayshulte, J. V Brandenberg, G. A. Corbell, Thom, Buchanan, NJ. Davis and Felix I Blanc. It is said the jury stood seve for conviction and five for acquittal.
 The celebrated Woodbur Fruit Jar, the best in the ma, ket. for sale by.