Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-11-22
Arizana Enterprise.
FLORENCE, NOVEMBER p, 1890
Yuma Items.
Yuma sentinel.

Mrs. Capt. Frank Ingalls, is gaining but very slowly, from her last severe illness.
 There are plenty of ducks, snipe, cur lew and crane down the river few miles. Wild geese come South slowly.
 Monday and Tuesday brought in a number of parties who came to prove up on their lands
 Almost every day car load after car load of fine beef cattle pass through bound for the California markets. Ari- zona can furnish them by the hundreds of car loads.
 Mrs. F. H. Oswald and Miss Agnes B. Polhamus, are visiting at their fathers, Capt. l. Polhamus. They have been spending the summer at the sea shore at San Pedro.
 Fred Sparrow and partner succeeded in bagging G4 quail in one forenoon. Fred says that he put in no silver shot this time.
 The Gila river rose six feet in the up- per country during the rain of last week. The rain fall was 2.65 inches.
 Ensenada. Lower California, has two new very fine roller Touring mills. There is also another roller mill 4j miles from there
 Col. J. A. Muir. Assistant Superin- tendent of the s. F. R. R. at Los Angeles, is First Vice President of the Yuma Pumping Irrigation Company.
 Gen. J. B. Allen and Judge c. H. Brinley were together in the Legislature in 1871, nineteen years ago. When they meet they will have many interesting "reminiscences to recall.
 Frank and Peter Hodges have been fitting up their store at the Laguna preparatory to the opening up of the | placer mines at that place. The boys have a very nice trade.
 Judge Mabbet was elected Justice o the Peace on the Independent Ticket Il is indeed a compliment to the Judge tt know that he is the choice of the people
 John Gandolfo distanced all of his competitors in the race for the Super visorship of the county for the next foul years. The fact is, John IS built for { good runner.
 | Bro. Geo. Knight informs the Sentine that he will soon start simon pur' Democratic journal in Yuma He | negotiating for the new patent process b. which the type is made and set by on man with machine similar to the typ writer as fast as compositors can do tn same work. Geo. says he will make It red hot newspaper.
 Conductor Billy Sippy, Messrs. More land and Johnson, owners of a gold min in the Cargo Muchacho District, hay arranged to have a 10-stamp mlll put ol the mine. The mine is near Ogilby statiol on the $. P. Railroad
 Two car loads of magnificent beef cat tie passed through town on Thursday billed for San Bernardino. They wer from Sunrise valley. They averages 1260 lbs each.
 Mir. J. T. Stein has been improving very slowly. While not able to be ou on the street, he has been much more com fortable. The nature of his illness IS sucl that his physician has thought best to sa, to him that he must remain indoors 10 several days to come.
 James Cusenbarry is in town from tn Laguna placer mines. He says that tn high water in June last formed a san, bar at the mouth of the slough throug which the water ran into the Laguna. Il will put men at work to cut a ditc through the sand bar when he will hay full supply of water for his large pumI He is overhauling the machinery at tn mine and soon will have a full force a work. He believes the mines are good.