Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-12-21
CASA GRANDE.
Notes From Our Resident Correspondent
 The Boom in Sight.

-Tne Boom In Sight.
 Last week my notes were too late for the printer, and all owing to the peculiar manner in which the trains and stages are now running. This is all caused by the glorious (sic) climate of California. East bound trains have not been on time for week or more but in spite of this the improvements in and around this thriving burg still continue, and if appearances are not too deceitful, the worldssstill moves.
 Mrs. Pauline Fryer is erecting a commodious five room structure on portion of her property next to the lodging house which, when completed will be used for office purposes. She has disposed of lot fronting AS feet on the main street, next to the new building, to Al. Richeson, who will soon commence a two story building thereon. There are many rumors of other real estate transactions in pros- pect but they still lack veriication. Verify "the boom has struck
 Apropos of the boom would it not be splendid idea for the real estate owners of Casa Grande to pay some little attention to the location of cor uers Of their property, and above all things to see that the streets, avenues and alleys are of sufficient width and convenient location to accommodate the growing traffic and travel coming to and through Casa Grande. It seems to be matter worthy of consideration and attention.
 A question agitating the public bos- om just at the present time is-will the Florence Canal Company offer such inducements as will cause a change or removal of the townsite of Casa Grande? A thorough discussion of this subject might prove of interest.
 MT. Thos. Love the genial agent of the Southern Pacific Company at this place. s taking 2 vacation at present. Love 65 his l1nl1 1prm sosri6e9 and eQr<S n n3eE liez baa WOE the Aafeana| md 4Q1 1(z 5i T oE Ie<zr . itizezs N z<f lIlsz as1'e ee ;<z kesssss :n Us tII$||s cczz5.: toned pla6e, has applied for dl' tfeI]aIex blat 5l5II 60on resume his f0x.' mer place Tor the present, Xl. " 2 Fl. Davidson is in charge Of tie office with the same corps of assistants and operators as formerly.
 The Social Club seems to have fal- len into stateof 'finnocuous desec- tude." It is matter of regret that this should occur, for the opening en- tertainments gave promise of many bright and brilliant performances dur ing the winter. Phenix like, it will again spring into activity from the ashes of it's inactivity.
 The newspaper man is abroad in the land, and possibly the tour of inspec- ton along the line of ye Enterprising man is bearing good fruit. A repre- sentative of the Tucson Star was here to-day taking notes and I suppose "he'l brent en-" I regret that the gentleman failed to leave his name, but due credit for the call will be given later on.
 The hearts of the children and of many of the older people too, are glad dened by the sight of the many beau Fful things displayed on the counters SaAd Shelves cf our stores. Mir. Tom l;Asoa has large counter filled with aolieay soe|a iar ths xoans and old Smith has to ei1plc9 ! h6I1l a3e commodate his gIcsSs;n6 tfs<Ie IF. A. B. Wolven is behind tile couul2fz < and his friends may know where t9 | find him.
 No arrangements have yet been made for the celebration of the holi- days in Casa Grande though some ar engagements may be made yet. Some of our residents have signifed their willingness of attending the ball in Florence on Christmas. H. A. c.