Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-25

returned home Monday.
 Mir. Ben Goldman left Thursday for his home in Tempe.
 Mir. F. H. Soule, of Dudleyville, visited the county seat this week.
 MT. W. H. Sutherland and wife were in town this week from their ranch above Riverside.
 Mir. II. c. Summers was in town this week from his stock ranch at the Butte.
 Constable J. D. Thomas has in his possession stray horse awaiting iden- ti6cation by its owner.
 Mr. Thomas Stan6eld has moved his family into his new house ill the West ern Addition.
 MT. Robert Bowen returned this week from a visit to his upper stock ranches in the Mogollon country.
 MT. J. H. Kibbey, of the Florence canal, went to Tucson this week, on short business visit.
 Dick Bilderback, former mining partner of Mir. Thomas Tomlinson, of Casa Grande, died recently in Oregon, with smallpox.
 New goods are daily arriving at Wildman & Co.'s, and every line is re- ceiving additions. The prices are still down to n panic basis.
 President Geo. N. Pogue, of the Florence canal company, has gone east. He expects to be absent for a couple of months.
 The Florence canal company is now occupying Ed. Lanoue's new house on Main street and will keep their office there.
 Judge Benson has leased the Nc Crary residence on Main street and his family now occupies it. His office is at the Pinto house.
 All the old goods at Wildman & Co.'S must go at once to make room for the new stock now arriving.
 Commodore W. P. Blair came from Dripping Springs and spent d few days with his friends in town this week.
 Mir. Wm. Sellers, who has been en- gagged in erecting the mill of the Lela mining company in the Casa Grande district, has gone east to spend the summer.
 Hon. Douglass Snyder arrived from Tucson Sunday and went to Riverside where he is interested in some min ing properties. He returned home Tuesday.
 Mir. J. NJ. Lile, of the Florence Bakery, has ordered splendid soda fountain and will shortly be prepared to supply this pleasant and wholesome beverage at all hours of the day and evening.
 MT. Norman Mckenzie arrived from Tucson Wednesday, on his way to De Noon. He is associated with MT. Frank Reynolds in the contract for sinking the wells in that camp for the J. D. keymert mining company.
 MT. D. w. McCalien, who is devel- oping some excellent mining proper ties on Mineral Creek, visited Florence this week. One of these days his sec ton of the country will experience a mining boom that will establish its reputation in mining circles.
 Miss Angie Doran started for Cali fornia rhursda She will meet her brother, Hon. A. J. Doran, in San Francisco and, after making a quite extensive tour of the Pacific coast, will visit friends and relatives in Iowa and other portions of the east.
 Mir. W. A. Cuddy, the evangelist, occupied the court room the past two evenings and will hold forth again to- night in his voluntary labors for the moral and spiritual welfare of the peo- pie. Mir. Cuddy is evidently sincere in his work of reformation and merits encouragement in his efforts to do good.
 Mir. J. B. McNeil, of Wildman & Co.,, is expected to arrive in Florence next Monday. He was called to the home of his parents in New York by the last illness of his father, but arrived there just two days too late to see him alive He started upon his return trip last Tuesday and upon his arrival he will assume charge of Wildman & Co.,. business house in this place.
 W. M. Hall. the first inmate of the Yuma penitentiary and who has sue ceeded remarkably well in maintain ing permanent residence therein has been once more assigned quarter, in that institution, this time for horse stealing at Phenix. He was frs sentenced from Pima county for life for murdering two men, but was sub sequently pardoned Later on he wa returned to Yuma from this place for. horse stealing and he celebrated his recently restored freedom by agair indulging in fit of abstraction. Al prisoner his conduct has been mos exemplary and it is only in the darl circumstances of his present sur roundings that his meagre phosphores cent virtues can be seen at all.
 MT. A. Redeuill came over from Phe nix this week on one of his semi-an nual visits to Florence. Mir Redeuil not only has large property interest in the Salt river valley but he ha made investments here of consider able value. His faith in the brillian future of this valley is unbounded an, he is alive 10 it's development in ever possible manner. Not only is he ful of railroad talk just now, but he ha put his shoulder to the wheel and i urging the construction of one or nor roads through the valley with his bes efforts. After years of extensive tra1 el throughout the entire Pacific coas including the Rocky mountain state and territories, Mir. Redeuill has COT canirated all hfs interests in centrr