Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-08-17
A. T.CoIrON. Observer

day morning from De Noon.
 For single or double team harness write H. Talbot, Phenix, Arizona. MT. Frank H. Max6eld was in town from the Jack Rabbit mine, this week. Messrs. Geo. w. Conner and H. Ditts were over from Phenix this week. MT. G. H. Sarrick, of De Noon, spent several days in town this week Messrs. H. H. and H. L. Wharton, of Phenix, visited Florence last Satur- day.
 For stock saddles, double or single cinch, write H. Talbot, Phenix Ari- zona.
 MT. Wm. Steffy came down from Final on Thursday, to take in the Fiesta.
 MT. H. B. Smith arrived from Tue son Thursday evening to take in the Fiesta.
 The town has been full of people of all nationalities, this week, who look ed in upon the Fiesta.
 Hon. P. R. Brady has purchased the two skiffs brought here from St. Louis, by MT. John w. Rannells.
 Messrs. F. W. Stillman and Richard Brady returned from their trip to the Santa Catalinas Wednesday evening. MT. Adolf Goldschmidt, the popu- lar wholesale grocer of Tucson, visited Florence this week and remained sev- eral days.
 MT. W. E. Guild and his boys got home Thursday night from a visit to the Santa Catalinas in the neighbor- hood of American Flag.
 Mrs. Stanfeld & Rogers will soon have stock of millinery goods at their dressmaking rooms on Bailey street. The ladies are invited to call. MT. G. G. Gonzalez returned home Wednesday from pleasure trip to the Santa Catalina mountains, and reports having enjoyed 8 glorious time.
 MT. W. H. Mcqueen came down from De Noon yesterday: He cap tured peculiarly marked specimen of Gila monster on the road and brought it to town.
 Judge Jos. H. Kibbey will go to Phenix next Monday to assume the duties of his position and examine in- to the condition of court matters pre- paratory to starting up the machinery of justice.
 Father Geneisese visited Florence this week and assisted Father Monfort in the exercises commemorative oI the patron saint of the church in this place. He returned to Tucson yester- day.
 The Fiesta is in full bloom and is attended by crowds of people from all portions of southern Arizona. The usual effolt of such occasions are ob- served here, with the various games oi chance as the leading feature.
 MT. J. G. Heating and family have moved their lares and penates to "A F. Bellamy's ranch near the Gila liver bridge. MT. Bellamy and family have gone to Moreau's Cottonwoods stock ranch to reside.
 Many residents of Florence took advantage of the presence of MT Buchanan this week to secure photo graphs of members of their families o.NI Nhfnnta of local ,nI h. was kept very busy.
 Mir. Geo. K. Morse went up to tn, Butte smelter this week to take dowl and load the building for removal t, the Central Silver camp, south of Cas- Grande. All the machinery of tn, smelter has gone forward.
 Mother Florence and Sisters Agnes St. Barbara, Demetrio and Gabila, Sis ters of St. Joseph, left yesterday fo Tucson. Sister Agnes, who has taugh the parochial school for many year and is dearly beloved by all the pu pills, will not return.
 MT. F. B. Maldonado and Dr. A. Adler have each purchased camer and photographing outfit of MT. H Buehman, and will occupy their spar time in taking views in an amateu way. The finishing touches and print ing will be done by MT. Buchanan i Tucson.
 Messrs. George Reynolds, Bo Hughes and H. A. Chaplin went t the Buttes yesterday to take down tn old smelter building of the Pinal Cor Mining Company, for transportatio to the camp of the Central Silvt Mining Company, south of Gas Grande.
 Attention is called to the advertis ment of Chas. F. Hoff, agent for tf Aermotor windmill, safes, type writer pumps, etc. Mir. Hoff is prepared present indisputable facts regardir the superiority of the goods be repr sents and purposes dealing upon basis of liberality that will be appr ciated by the people write him for ci cular.
 The new barber shop has crawled the top. <
 MT. Buehman succeeded in takil many fine views in and about u Buttes, for use of the committee pl pairing data for the special sena committee on arid lands. Several ( these views will appear in the print report of the committee to supp ment the maps prepared by the enI neer. Large numbers of the renal ing views have been ordered by diyiduals for their private use a they are bits of picturesque scene worthy of preservation.
 A competent printer wanted. 4 ply by letter te John B. Fitch, FL snce, Arizona,