Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-10-26

Mir. Robt. Bowen went over to Phe- nix this week.
 Mfr. J. Nj. Ochoa visited Tempe and Phenix this week.
 parson Whittemore visited Globe this week.
 The family of Vim. Clarke are now residing at Beaumont, San Bernardino County, California.
 Mir. John Reiss was up from Casa Grande Monday and was admitted to full citizenship by the District Court. MrS George Scott returned from Phenix Tuesday evening and went to her home in Dudleyvi.le the following day.
 Chairman W. c. Smith came up from Casa Grande on Wednesday to attend the session of the board of su- pervisors.
 Mrs. Eric Modem, daughter of Mir L. NJ. Drais, is expected in Phenix next week from San Francisco. MT. Modem is now resident of Phenix.
 Mir. D. H. Snyder came down from Mineral Creek Monday to lay in stock of provisions He is developing some very fine mining properties in that section of country.
 Misses Lizzie and Mollie McNeil, sisters of Mir. J. B. McNeil, of the firm of Wildman & O., arrived in Florence Tuesday from South Argyle, New York, to reside.
 Judge J. Kibbey, Court Stenograph- CT W. L. Pinney, Attorney H. V. Jack son and Colonel Charles Holborn left . by private conveyance on Monday, for Globe, where the Judge will hold court. Dr. A. $. Adler has attained con- siderable proficiency in photography and the pictures from his camera are excellent. He has taken many views about Florence and has enriched THE ENTERPRISE collection by numerous samples.
 The new Cottrell press for THE EN- - TERPRIsE is expected to reach Flor encc to-day and will probably be placed in position in time to print the next issue. So soon as the additional ma terials ordered reach Florence, the paper will be enlarged.
 MT. James Brash came down from De Noon on Tuesday. He is one of the most energetic men in the coun try and his heavy freighting teams are always busy in hauling ores or freights. The country needs more such men as MT. Brash to thoroughly develop it's rich resources.
 The Sample mines on the San Pedro have been closed down indefinitely, and Superintendent Geo. H. Barnhart has accepted a responsible position at the Mammoth, which will shortly start up with renewed vigor. A large quantity of new machinery for the Mammoth recently arrived at Tucson, which is a good indication that it's owners mean to place the mine upon a sound and productive basis.
 Capt. W. W. Strohn, superiDtend- ent of the Reymert mines at De Noon, was in town Wednesday. He is push ing matters at the mine in thorough ly systematic way, and in due course of time will bring the developments up to the standard they merit. These properties are among the grandest in the west and under MT. Strohn's management they are showing up sat isfactorily 10 everybody interested.
 MT. Chas. MacRitchie, of Chicago has been in town for the past two weeks. He is largely interested in property in this valley, and is one of the owners of the Holland tract and irrigating ditch. Mir. MacRitchie has secured the contract for tine construc tion of the Florence Canal Company storage reservoir south of Florence and will soon begin work thereon witt an ample force to complete it in time for the farmers below to obtain water for next springs crops.
 The following are the trial iuror drawn to serve during the contin ued term: R c. Brown, P. w. Glib son, Geo. Reynolds, F. G. Hardwick Hugh Chalmers, W. NJ. Steffy, A. H Elliott, H. F.. McMurry, J. W. Kin caid, W. T. Day, A. J. Jennings, c Odell. K. L. Rogers, c. H. Neimeyer W. H. Mcqueen, o. l.. Finch, w. NJ Elliott, John Dobson, Jos. Lanigan w. Kennedy. W. H. Bassett, Felix L Blanc. A. Dobtie, Tbos. Mcclellan.
 Several young gentlemen of enter prise and means in this city have near ly completed their arrangements fo the purchase of an eligible tract o land near town, which they purpos subdividing into five or ten acre tract to sell to actual settlers after in proving them. Wide streets will b laid out, lined with shade trees; frui trees and vines will be planted an tracts made very attractive for subul ban residences. When the fact taken into consideration that con fortable living for family can b easily made on five acres of land tn value of such an investment will b better appreciated. The gentleme having this scheme in hand will nc place any fancy prices upon the lant but will sell at very slight advanC upon the cost and rely upol the il crease in the value of the reserved lo for their profits. It is a good ente prise and one that will beautify an improve the surroundings of FlorenC and invite investments from new con CTS.