Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-09

as IT htNultIAt 1Ass was UT AOMA NhAo week from De Noon.
 Mir. Vim. F.. Guild went to Tucson this week for a short visit.
 Mr. O. II. Swingle was down from his San Pedro ranch this week.
 Mir. Robert Bowen started for Phe nix yesterday by private conveyance. MT. A. Thomas, of Final, visited | friends in Florence Sunday and Mon day.
 Messrs. W. c. Smith and W. Wood | Porter made trip to De Noon this week. The weather has cleared off and the bright and cheerful sunshine is again on duty. There are a few young figs upon MT. C. W. Fuller's trees that are as large as walnuts. Mrs. H. B. Summers was quite sick last week and was unable to teach her school across the river. MT. c. S. Walton, who has charge oi the mill at Mammoth was in town this week, on a short visit. Mir. J. N. Ochoa was among the Florence contingent to the U. s. grand jury that went to Phenix this week. MT. Juan Avenenti's wife died last Wednesday morning after protracted illness. The funeral took place Thus day.
 Inauguration day was observed in Florence by displays of the national colors in front of many business houses.
 Mir. R. Spencer, of the real estate firm of Gibbs & Spencer, Phenix, wis ited Florence this week and took a look at the valley.
 MT. Benjamin Harvey has been granted letters of administration upon the estate of the late Dr. Vim. Harvey and is now engaged in settling it up. MT. James Mathews came in from the Owl Heads this week for mere camp and mining supplies. He seem- cd we'll pleased with the outlook of that camp.
 MT. Chas. F. Hoff, representing Messrs. A. Goldschmidt & Co.,, whole eale grocers of Tucson. came up Tues day on one of his regular trips through this county.
 Considerable improvements are con templated by owners of lots in Tur- ncr's addition and several residences will be erected there during the com ing summer.
 NIT. Ed. Rannells and mother, Miss Genevieve Oury and Mir. Julian Laugh lin went to Phenix last week with the intention of spending several days in the garden city.
 MT. HcGrath has resigned his po- siiion at the Ray mine and has gone tc California. He is succeeded by MT. John Boucher who now has charge of the mine and smelter.
 Messrs. Mayer & Shields exhibit come fine mutton at their meat market. It was selected from flock of five thousand sheep. They will keep a constant supply of mutton on hand. Hon. A. J. Doran arrived from De Noon Wednesday with six hundred pounds of silver bullion from the Key inert mill. He reports everything in a satisfactory condition at that camp. Judge II. B. Summers left for San Francisco Wednesday, to introduce his loprosy cure which is claimed to be an unfailing specific. He may pos sibly visit the Sandwich islands while absent.
 kr. c. C. Herman has gone on g prospecting trip up to the Ripsey dis trict where many good indications O precious metals are found outside O some really good mining properties that are partly developed.
 Messrs. c. F. Palmer and Franl Vernoy have removed their shop to the weedin building on Main street recently vacated by Mir. Fred E. Whit who has removed to the room adjoin ing Mir. J. Suter's store on Baile street.
 The United States jurors summone Co Phenix will leave to-day and tC morrow, some of them by rail an, others by private conveyance. Thi county will supply forty or fifty juror and the pay they receive will no cover their expenses.
 Nr. G. W. Clifford was in town thi week from Mammoth. He report matters quiet in that camp, but ye hopeful. He brought down sample of rich ore from a new location recent lv made near Mammoth that run hig in silver and carry good percentag of lead.
 NIT. O. P. Atwood, having compile cd his term as teacher of the Silve King school, left by Tuesdays stag for San Francisco with the intentio of ultimately going to Washingto Territory to locate. He will be a. companied from San Francisco by M Frank Hunt, who recently precede him to that city.
 Last Tuesday evening a dispu arose over a game of cards in Silv' King between George H. Roberts ar Hoffman, known as Big Hoff." Ro srts beat and kicked Hoffman bad and at last accounts the latter wi bleeding internally and was in a pr carious condition. Roberts clain that the act was justifable. No a rest have yet been made. x1Hsn..lIr is who is famili
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