Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-05-11

at Tempe this week for short visit. Mir. John Reiss, of Casa Grande, spent a few days in Florence this week.
 Goods of all kinds are being sacri- feed at Goldman Bros, formerly J. M. Ochoa's stand
 Mir. Jshn Dunn, foreman of the Silver King mine, spent Saturday and Sunday in Florence.
 Everything in Goldman Bros store must be sold regardless of cost. Go and examine goods and learn prices. MT. Thos. Tomlinson came up from Casa Grande Tuesday and was inducted into the mysteries of the Ancient Or der of United Workmen the same eve ening by Florence Lodge No. 4.
 MT. Tom Davis, of the firm of H. S. Bridge X Co.,, merchant tailors of San Francisco, arrived Wednesday to look after his fine ranch under the Flor ence canal.
 Ex-Governor A. P. K. Stafford is ex- pected to arrive in Tucson on or about May 25ih. He will likely be accom- panied by several capitalists who con template making investments in Ari- zona property.
 Mir. A. J. Doran started for Los Angeles last Monday, with the inten- tion of making quite an extended tour of the Pacific coast and possibly to the Sandwich Islands, covering the greater part of the summer months. A couple of Mexicans engaged in a muscular combat on the streets Mon day but before the umpire could arrive at an equitable decision, Under Sheriff Thomas had both of the belligerents on the way to the jail.
 MT. M. G. Samaniego, of Tucson, passed through Florence last Satur- day with a bunch of four hundred Sonora cattle, en route to Phenix where he is Co deliver them to pur- chasers.
 Prof. Emmert, whose term as prin- cipal of the public school in Florence ended last week, has returned to his home in Tempe. Under his manage ment the pupils in his department made notable progress.
 Gen. W. E. Hobson arrived from Tucson last Monday, for a visit to this valley. He is moving in the matter of q railroad from Casa Grande to Florence, with other important con nections and while here sounded pub lie opinion regarding his enterprise.
 Rev. Dr. Gunsaulus, of Chicago, who visited Florence about month ago and preached at the Court House while here, was one of the two not able speakers at the Centennial cele- bration in Chicago and his address was brilliant effort.
 AIessrs. Thos. Tomlinson and John Reiss, of Casa Grande, have sold their Atlantic and Pacific mines, near the Jack Rabbit, in the Casa Grande dis trict to Messrs J. D. Walker and Wm. T. Day. These are excellent proper ties and will doubtless develop into good mines.
 MT. J. NJ. Oehoa has established an office in the room recently occupied
 
 door north of the post office, and MT. Bostic has removed his shop to Sth street, at the rear of J. N. Denier's store. where his patrons will find him in his usually jolly mood.
 The Mining Review is the title of a new monthly publication published at $50 Pine street, San Francisco, at $1.OO per year. The first number is exceedingly interesting and if it's future may be judged by the initial number it promises to become one of the best class journals published in the west.
 Col. c. D Poston, an old-time resi- dent of Florence and the builder fc the wagon road to the summit of Pos. ton Butte a short distance beyond the Gila river bridge, has received fede- ral appointment of some kind in China and is expected to pass through Ari zona in few days for his post of duty
 Mir Frank Reynolds came up from the Golden West camp last Monday and went De Noon where he and hi: partner, Mir. Norman Mckenzie, have
 
 of the J. D. Reymert mining company Messrs. Mckenzie X Reynolds hay, two sets of machinery and are prepar ed to sink wells in any part of the ter ritory. They are both experienced in the business.
 MT. Granville Wheat, who has beer dangerously ill for the past two weeks and for the last several years has beer under treatment more or less for som ailment of an uncertain nature, wa this week relieved by expelling thirt or forty gall-stones of various size: Dr. Adler carefully diagnosed the cas and the success attending his treat ment has not only added to the ev dences of his professional skill, bu has probably saved to the communit the life of one of it's best and mos respected citizens.
 A cutting scrape took place abou eleven o'clock Tuesday night, in iron of Manuel Lopez's shoe shop on Bai ey street at the Alamo Amarillo ditc crossing. Four Mexicans in hig state of ilarity were having wha they believed to be a "good time when one of the number, Julian Fien bres, who is a sort of bully amongl his class, threw Candido Castro dow and began beating him. Castro SUI ceeded in reaching his knife and Ct Fiembres twice, once in the region the heart and again across u abdomen. The wounds are seriol but the man will probably recove At subsequent preliminary exam nation before Justice A. G. William Castro was acquitted, the eviden, showing that he acted solely in sel defense.
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