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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

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 The petition asking for the opening of Vii low street was taken up and on motio1. the petition was denied, the Board having no jurisdiction,
 w. D. Harrington filed taI receipt in School District No. l, representing to the board that he was not 2 resident of that dis trict. Board ordered the tax refunded and the Clerk was instructed to draw warrant on School District No. 1, Sinking fund for S1333
 On motion the board adjourned until to- morrow.
 Attest W. c. SMITH, WI. E. GUILD Chairman. Clerk
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

MT. R. G. Apsey came down from the San Pedro this week with sup ply of his splendid butter. He has the reputation of being an expert but ter maker and he certainly vends a very superior article.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

Word has been received from Albany, New York, that MT. A. c. Webster has reached the home of his relatives at that place. He was connected with the Hayden Milling Company of Tenn pc Snd was supposed to have been drowned while crossing the Salt river over month ago. It is said he will return to his family at Tempe.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20
Consumption Surely cl

To THE EDIToE.- Please your readers that 1 have a T remedy for the above named d By-its timely use thousands oi' less cases have been permanent ed. I shall be glad to send tw ties of my remedy FREE to any { readers who have consumption will send me their express and office address. Respectfully. T. A. SLOCUM, M. C., 181 Pea Now York.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20
s 7,S1o.22

,SlO.ZZ These amounts proving correct the Board returned the money to the treasurer, taking his receipt for same.
 On motion it was hereby ordered that county road be opened sixty feet wide (30 feet each side of section lines) along all sec- tion lines in the following named townships: township 5, range 6; township 5, range z; township 5, range 8; township 5, range g; township 6, range 6; township 6, range '; township $, range 8; township 6, range g; township z, range 6; township z, range z, east
 up and allowed and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants for the amounts:
 ROAD FUND. Geo. J. Acton, work on road ..S 122 % Thos Stan6eld work on county road
 presented for $33S. 72 and allowed 1or ..................... 2W O6
 GENERAL FUND W. H. Benson, salary and supplies,
 presented for $103. 10 and allowed for. ....................... 102 % Mrs. M. k. Wood, boarding indigent
 sick. 10 co T. s. Collins, medical alssrvice ~ 112 25 | Thos H. Sabin, medical service pre-
 scented for s62 and allowed for 52 % R. L. Moulrhrop, nursing indigent
 sick. .................... 7 % Frank H. King. nursing indigent sick B co Mrs. Pauline Fryer, lodging indig-
 ent sick ................... IT % L. K. Drais, boarding prisoners. 20 40 D. W. Cummins constable fees - F % l c. M. Marshall, J. F. fees. . 30 co F. G. Howssr, provisions to indigent
 sick Il 47 Joseph Tisdole, nursing indigent sick % J. A. Knoblock, constable fees pre-.
 sented for s19. 10 and allowed for 12 35 A. G. Williams, recorders salary. 75 % J. NJ. Ochoa, merchandise . 2l 95
 CONTINGENT FUND. Ty CT Desk Co.,, desk for Clerk
 the court ................... 105 T5 The petition asking for county road from the Florence canal to the Gila river was talk en up and on motion A. T. Colton, county surveyor, D. c. Stevens, and W. P, Davis. road viewers, were instructed to say 1a< ss;a iess*s ssi5xsSd and assess dslnages,
 en or before May 11th,
 ,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

Mrs. s. c. Drew and her daughter, Miss Katie, will spend the summer at Long Beach, Los Angeles county, California.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

"I have used St. Patrick's Pills" says MT. J. Reynolds, of Mayfeld, Ky, "and pronouce them superior to any have ever before used. do not hesitate to recommend them, know ing them to be reliable" They are thorough, yet gentle in their action and leave the system in splendid con ditio1k ..&.e aas. cathartic. or for dis
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

MT. Chas F. Hotf, representing A. Goldschmidt $ Co.,, wholesale grocers of Tucson, was in town last Saturday
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

Accommodations for spectators have been provided for at the masquerade ball Monday.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

Indiana alone has 375 gas wells, and the prediction that large portion of the state will ultimately sink many feet is soaring the Hoosiers.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

The Florence Bakery is the place where you get full value for your mon- eY in choice goods.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

Mrs. Stanford's wonderful jewels are val ued at s2, GOO OOO Her necklace, the finest iu the United States, is worth s74, 900. 15 con nsts of large blue tint stones.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20
Fer Rent.

On June 1st, Ia fine brick store, 24x62 feet, on west side of Main street, Florence, now occupied by J. M. Ochoa
 Apply to c. D. HENRY.
 or R. E. SLOAN.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

MT. J. Corners is on a prospecting trip in the White mountains north of the San Carlos reservation.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20
For Kent.

House of three rooms, with floors, corner Pinal and 10th streets. In quire of Mrs. T. F. Weedin.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

Messrs. W. W. Strohn and Roys Strohn came down from De Noon Thursday and returned the same day.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

Dr. VanValkenburg is spending a few days at De Noon.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20
For Sale.

For Sale.
 Ninety acres of cultivated land with unfailing water right, one-half mile west of Florence, for sale. For fur ther particulars apply at fhis t1sf
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
 Or FINAL COUNTY FLORENCE, April 3, 1889

Or FINAL COUNTY >
 FLORENCE, April 3, 1889 The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present Chairman w. c. Smith, Supervisors [. ". Childs, A. J. DorAn, and W. E. Guild Clerk.
 Minutes of last me eting were read and ap- proved.
 On motion the following bills were audit ed and the Clerk instructed to draw WAT rants in payment for the several amounts:
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20
We have sold hundreds of bottles of

We have sold hundreds of bottles of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy to residents of Adel and vicinity, and always keek bot tie open for dispensing in dose, and we use it in our own families when ever occasion requires. We have never known it to fail in any case, and I've have seen it used for bowel com splaint in all it's forms, and in the most Revere and dangerous cases. The medicine has our fullest confidence and endorsement as life preserver.
 J. B. BRENToN & Co.,, Druggists .Zdel, Iowa. For sale by Thos. Weedin
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

The best 5-cent cigar at the Flor ence Bakery.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

The official returns for the April drawing received by S. H. Drachman, Tucson agent for l.. s. L;
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
 Or FINAL COUNTY,
 FLORENCE, April 5, 1889.


 The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present, Chairman W. c. Smith, Supervisors E. W. Childs, A. J. Doran and Wm. E. Guild, Clerk.
 Minutes of last meeting were read and approved.
 On motion the Clerk was instructed to draw 2 warrant on the general fund in favor of W. W. Porter, for s666 salary from Jan. 1st, to March Fist 1889.
 Chairman W. c. Smith, filed his report of official bonds approved during last quarter and the same was ordered placed file. On motion warrant was ordered drawn on the contingent fund for 75 cents, to pay for three coyote scalps.
 Board visited the indigent poor aud county hospital and found everything satisfactory. the Supervisors as follows: W. c. Smith, mileage and per diem 35 40 E. W. Childs, |" '' 57 % A. J. Doran, '' s3 % On motion the Board adjourned until May Il, 1888.
 Attest W. c. SMITH
 wv. E. GUILD Chairman.
 Clerk sl If you wan t to buy or sell countx produce try the Florence Bakery. Mir. Vim. Rouse came do8a froua De Noon Thursday to spezi day or two in town. g
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20
suckIen's Arnica salve.

beet salve in the world for cuts, *1res, ulcers, salt rheum, fever IIer, chapped hands, chilblains, E4 all skin eruptions, and pos es piles, or no pay required. med to give perfect satis- money refunded. Price 25
 For sale by Thomas
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

MT. Estevals M E .....E ''.i Thurs h, ne at the Catholic ~ l,I&7 lore many of his scIft| r c} ant relatives. Mr. Rau |ed ir this valley for twee epe was among the mo3 ' art respected of the SpeN M pie. T !
 MT. H. G. Ballou b|-@ jo his ranch a couple of E N of young asparagus, md v Y of which measured over x Y in circumference. He 1 paragus is a very hardy ' portion of Arizona and . stand the severest drout1
 is difficult to kill it when fl
 a good root. As it is h('|
 ticle of food and an ornaQ,<1I Y. there is no good reason wiiy
 owner should not have row sf|' z 7 cd along their fences and pail|
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20
Advice to Mothers.

Mir A. s. Neighbors, of Pinal is wis iting the county seat
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

MT. D. T. Elmore came in from the Owl Heads yesterday.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

Punch 5 cent cigars, just received at I. E. Weedin's.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

A petition is in circulation and is 1eing generally signed, praying the 5tsru of supervisors to grade a road |.|I fI,e southeast side of the Florence
 If iJom Casa Grande to Florence,
 6tefsect Main street at the bridge Y <264-<he canal.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20
The Winning Numbers.

Buy your fruits at the Florence Bak. ery
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20
From gentleman, wfi0 Fsc'csz'
visited ttffTe e-f6wef> Gila, the reporter

visited tie -f6Wef->Glla, the reporter learns that surveying P IS now .- ,.- cc-srEIg pyy.. fz=14 sety ;c-S- of railroad from Tacna static,Z on the Southern Pacific, to Phenix. The road will cross the Gila near Antelope. The projected enterprise must certain ly be backed-by the Southern Pacific. --Arizonan.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20
POWDER AhrAlaI&ola A na

This powder never varies 4 marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co. 1o6, Wall St. NY.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-04-20

-kforence, as aids-de-camp upon his statf, for Arizona.
 TAe friends of MT. Charles Trinkner Dlil learn with =iitA regret the death of is wife Francisco, who died Hast -Iues- n. night, April 18th. The funeral
 ees were held at the Catholc GhSch Wednesday afternoon. T Mr. J. Suter has built broad ' yeranda around the south and west sides of his residence and planted grape vines at intervals of a few .t9ee along it's eaure length Sy another se,son tfsy will give delightful shade and pler,y of fruit.
 The young men of Casa Grande have o oxanized base ball club under th. caltaincy of William Kinney, and alH.x desire to meet the Florence team
 fe dry lake at some convenient
 and contest matched game.
 let the Florence boys organize H meet them.
 7 MT. D. N. Hyde, one of the owners of the Old Bonanza mine, on Queen Cfeek&r&r Silver King, returned last Qr..I..... ....1... l.ia nrarorfiaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-23
4 Big Salt Syndicate.

TOLEDO o., April 22-The BLdae will say this
evening, on the most unimpeachaoie antnorhy,
that Wellington X Burt, OF Saginaw, president
OF the Michigan salt Association, SAILS on Wed-
nesday next for Southampton on the North GER
man Lloyd gteamer Scale. on an orraDo, the re-
suits OF which will be felt from one end OF tne
United states 20 the other He goes TO secure Slo-
O00.00l, by means o. which, with the pool alree1y
formed In this country. tue entire SAT- product on
the United states will DO controlled by syndl-
cate, OF which ne will be head. The English
capitalists who have operated the salt trust IN
Gresa Britain are interested ia this project the
detafls OF which have all been arranged. ana
which will he s0ttled by Mr.. Burt during MS
brief visit 20 England. The gigantic BUSH e's
combination Is not 20 be salt trust in the usual
acceptance OF tho word. althous a IN many d us
features II resembles one.
Ii Is simply applying 10 tho entire salt in ius-
try Of the United states The sane principles thht
from time n tmo 1aVe been used IN me great
salt-prud lcfng section OF the Saginaw valley.
Each street will produce the usual quantity OF
salt and will report 10 headquarters constantly
tho amount OF ok on hand. The headquar-
tiers Will make sales and SEQ mat the stun IL
shipped in the most economical manner FOR
instance, orders from the country tributary 70
syracuse will be nlled from that city. Instead
Of Michigan people stealing III here rs tney 90
now Knnsas aud OH or states Whereabouts viii
be supplied from Kansas instead OF from hichi-
gan or New York, and Kansas people will not
undertake 70 supply Ohio and Michigan. as ~
now tho case II IL estimated that in this way
there will be saved 81 the operating expenses OF
the business at least SH0000 n year even at he
present riGicul0usly low price OF ealt III Il MOI
the pui pose OF the proposed syndicate 20 go INTO
the mater with the intention Of forcing up the
mi % Of salt. There will be 10 necessity Tor such
action aud with the business MANAGEMENT con-
solidafed and concentrated a saving In the
operating expenses will yield comfortable re-
turn Of Itself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-23
T.,ayr.Dn,c Flashes.

slight shock Of earthquake was felt at Cairo
yesterday.
Three meetings in Edinburgh yesterday pro
tested against comforting the freedom OF the city
upon Mr. Parneil.
The Admiral OF the Navy has been appointed
grand marshal in the harbor OF New YORK Oh
the occasion OF tho centennial celebration
william webb, trading as James Webb &
Co.. soap manufacturers at Baltimore. made a
deed Il trust yesterday, bond Tor SlHoo being
filed.
Mr.. CoDybonre, a member Of Parliament has
been summoned 20 appear before The court AZ
Falcarragh 10 answer the charge OF conspiriDg
10 oppose the Law.
The Car has ordered Baron MohreDheim. tho
Russian Ambassador at Paris. 10 return homo
during the Paris Exposition unless the French
Government urgently requires his presence.
sirF. c. Ford, British Ambassador at Madrid.
has been plessnted with Grand Gross OF the
Path civil n honor OF the recent meeting Of the
Queen OF England and the Queen Regent OF
Spain at san Sebastian.
Tho President has appointed the following
commission 10 negotiate with the sioux Indians
In Dakota: General George Crook. United states
army: Hon Charles Foster, Of Ohio, and Hon.
William Warner, Of Kansas City, No
The Buffalo star to-day will say: Little over
four weeks ago John }. Mcbride, OF THIS city.
wrote a letier 10 hr. Gladstone enclosing list Of
names that hal been signed 10 memorial CIR
culated by Mcbride, expreasing sympathy with
tho cause Of Home r1Ilo for Ireland. Tnis al
ditOnal list included the names OF President
Harrison, Cardinal Gibbcn% speaker Carlisle.
e-President Morton, Archbishop Ryan, Seere-
tary Belize. a1d a large majority OF The mem
bers OF both houses II Congress- Mr.. hchrtie
has received from Mr. Gladstone letter, every
word Of II from address TO the signature written
by his own hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-23
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
APRIL %. 1882.


regular Easter-Monday observance reigns
around Change and Shockoe Slip. The ware
houses are closed and no shipping can be done.
The weather Is beautiful on plants. mankind,
end beasts alike Many Of the Trade are out
fishing to-day.
Planters have had beautiful weather on tho
plant-oeds. aud are making the most Of farming
operations The interior markets. though, remain
well supplied with common tobaocos. while II Is
a foregone conclusion that the proportion Of fine
tobacco rs not likely to increase. Ii is rather re-
marksble that common grades still keep up 80
well In prices, but I. may DO attributable TO the
falling Oh In weight TO a 60 per cent crop; owing
also 10 much moro frost apparent than was ex-
pected, and which becomes moro obvious, as the
tobacco dries out Planters have been from all
sides strongly advised 20 use homemade ma
nures, and 10 limit the crop 60 what can be made
perfect or fine quality. and that at the expense
OF quantity. Plants are plentiful everywhere.
The Cincinnati market closed firm on old To-
bacco OF decided character. The Louisville
market shows little change in prices. Colory
low-grade new Burleys are scarce and arm.
The demand Is greater than the supply for colony
TO bright Burnley leaf, and With all an advance Of
Ic. TO 2kc. has been noted In resaIes from Janu-
airy reflections. Old Burieys are almost nom-
nal from scarcity. Old heavy dark grades,
when sound, show also more life aud higher
figures on account Of light offerings. Green
river tobacccs have also recently advanced.
There docs not seem much disposition on the
average to plant small western crop, either
dark or BurleY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-23
WARRINGTON NOCES.
Durham Rcsigns-Bonds
Accented.
my telegraph to the Dispatch.I

WASHINGTON. April 22.-Firsi-Comptroller
Durham severed his connection with the Urea
sury Department today. He rendered MS re-
aignauon on the change OF ADMINISTRATOR, ana
II was accepted by Secretary Window Today 10
take efYect AZ once. There are several eGplana-
lions for thus action. one generally accepteu Oy
those supposed 70 DO acquainted Win the inside
facts Ia that tho First Comptroller mas taKen the
position OH several Official matters entirely al va
Rance WITH the views Of the present Admistra-
ton. -, .
q personnl Misunderstanding between Attorney
General Nil OF and firss-Comptroiler durham
in regard % the accounts OF Mr.. Jonn !. Dasel-
port - supervisor Of elecuons IN 10" 1oIh
The latter recently presented vouchers akSro-
eating AZ 20 for " extraordinary expenses in-
Cured during the last presidential ELECTION
These were oeing examined by the FIRST Comp
troIlor aud he signined HE INTENTION 10 oissiio"
them lie had several conferences with the
Attoruey- General on the subject, which resulted
ia an open rupture between mo Two omclals, 50
much 50 that the FiIst Comptronor on Friday
last ignored two requests from me Attorney
Cenersl u call a. has once Tho Davenport ac-
counts were then taken out OF ms hands ana
turned over 70 the Attorney -tenerAl Whero tbey
nv ara Secretary Window said this afternoon
that he had accepted Durfhams resigna hon in
the Ordinary cOurse Of business not To ,aase OF
any fault with the la;ters omcisl conouch put
because OF several ncwspspet srucies renect
ing upon the Administration, which are said 70
nave been inspired by the FIRST Comptroller
Thoy attributed the sentiments 70 the rirst
Comp,roller. which, n true, must hare made 10
nnnleasant for him 10 continue IN offce under
the existing circumstances.
BONDS PURCHASED.
Bond of5ertugs to-day aggregated S5e6.e6O at
l2g for Der cents aud ioS for as. All wore &C
copied.
R..n Admiral Kimberly has forwarded 10 the
Navy Deparment a ropors from Chief-sngineer
Kierstesd stating thsf the engine Of the Aipsic
mss been tried and worked well. Tho propeller
rednoed. me report says that the ship can DO
moved by stoam n required.
RrsIdSArI0s ACCEPTED.
rns resignation OF Nicholas NJ BELL. superin-
q. .drnt OF foreign mails OF tho Pcss-office De-
nsrtment has been accepted BY the Postmaster
Genersi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-23
North CnroIfEa News Notes.
rsnecial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

RALEIGH. y. CT l.. Polk, Of this city, yice-
president Of the National Farmers Alliance,
to-day received proclamation from President
MaSune calling a meeting OF the represe natives
OF tho alliance and agricultural wheel OF all the
states at Birmingham, Ala. May the 18th 10 con-
slider the important matter of providing cover
ing for the coming cotton crop. The objects Of
meeting are.
First. To decide upon the necessity Of all the
states cooperating In tho conflict with the Iute-
bagging trust
second. Tho ability OF the order In each State
10 assist In the conflict
Third. TO ascertain whether, IN the adoption
OF a substitute a sufficient supply can be So
cured for all sections and II not Of ono suDsti-
tute 70 determine how many substitutes Will DO
necessary and what quantity OF each.
Fourth To adopt measures for tho guidance
OF the brotherhood throughout the season and
seloct appropriate committees - carry OUT tnoir
Vice President Polk ia appointed committee
Of Que TO extend an invitation 10 the tute- bag
gng trust 10 present anything they may have
20 say 70 this meeting, II they 40 desire, eishor
written or oral. aud 10 extend the same invita-
ton 10 the various tute, cotton, pine-suaW. or
other bagging manufactures.
The real confess for the collectorship OF this
Internal revenue district IS said to-day 10 be DO
tween Klihu White. OF Perluima ans, and A. W.
in Skaters favor. He Is procuring very strong
endorsements.
This week the last OF the Democratic route
agents on railways running into this city Is 10 10
made 70 walk the plank" II ia said in this part
Of the world that the Administration docs not
believe in the civil service or care cent Tor high
marks at examinations
The appointment Of Joshua D. Hill Of Ra-
leigh. "a United States Marshal for this district
is expected ~ he gazetted In the next lew days.
Concord arc to be 32sXi00 feet and two stories IN
height
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-23

NEW York, April 22-The market to-day was
dnll but generally firm and slightly higher than
5aturday's closing prices In all but foT shares
Dealings continued 70 be almost entirely prctes-
sional In character and tho holiday IN London
and Boston served 10 restrict 70 some degree the
amount OF business. but there was some buying
Tor London sccounk especially IN Louisville and
NASHVILLE. while orders TO buy New England
were executed for Boston. The statement
OK the Union Paci6c Of its business for
me past year was regarded In an unfa-
yoraole light as Il showed a decrease
In the earning power OF the company. and the
hope OF dividends seems more remote than for
long time. This showing weakened the stock,
ana In the active liss IL was special weak spot
but had plenty Of company among low-prtced
shares, and Short Line dropped over per cent.
and Hooking Valley was equally weak at ono
time. Decreased earnings Was the primary
cause OF the slump. bat the old rumor OF q de-
fault 10 June Interest was revived and until tho
President stated that the money was already
earned and would DO psid promptly the
decline was rapid, bus the stock after
ward rallied and gaiLed most OF the los@
on the other hand Texas Pacific showed some
strength late in the day upon the increased
earnings reported. and coal stocks, notwith-
standing the reports Of depressed condition OF
trade, were sll higher. There was considerable
selling Of Chicago Gas by chicago Spectators,
and that stock ran of something over ] per
cent Louisville ana Nashville came 10 the
front after ~ oclo~k, and Tennessee Coal also
Joined the upward movement. everything
moving up toward delivery hour. After that
tune there was considerable realizing and prices
yielded shade. but the close was quiet and
fairly steady. leaving most OF the hiss fractionaly
higher than last week. Trading showed some
concentration upon a few shares. The i'm
pOrtant changes we're losses Of 3i+ ia Short Line,
IN in Union Pacific. and IL in Chicago Gas,
while Tennessee Coal is u higher. Total sales,
lGi shares.
Evening. duh and stesdy AT SKA
459%. Money easy at cas- closing offered at24.
SUB Treasury bHlances-Gold. fl53, b,OpJ: cur
rcucy, $1,000, COO. Governments duh aud firm
for 4s:4 per cents, 1921, ex. int; A coupons,
IoS state bonds duh and steady.