Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-07-12

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 ARTISTIC JOB WORK A SPECIALITY.
 Railroad Time Table.
 Southern racide trains reach Casa Grandc as Passenger, going east .......... llS7 q. m
 " west ........ ... G'l7 a. m Local freight. Sssi ssst .. 5aSS 55S D. m. m.
 secret Societies. (tLA VALLEY LODGE, T. D., F. G A. NJ, VI Regular communication Friday night pre- cedng lull moon in each month GEO W. BROWN, w. M, l. r. WHTrEMoRE, sec'y DTNAL LODGE No. {, |. O O. r., meets every \ saturday night J. SUPER. N. G., A. J. DoR- an, Secretary.
 ELoRENCE LODGE No. {, A. O. U. w.-Meets II every Tuesday night. A. B. ADLER, M w. A. J. DoRAN, Recorder.
 TVANUOF LEGION No. 2. sFt Fer KNIGHTS \ Mecis drst and th,rd Thursdays of each month, WI E. GUILD, Com, T. r. WEFDiS, Re- JLoHENCE LODGE No 9, O G T Meets " every Wednesday night NJ. NJ. RICE, W C. T. A. Y. CoLToN, Secretary.
 E. E. DeNure, of Casa Grande, visited Florence this week.
 D. J. Curry, of Reymert, was in town last Saturday.
 Mrs. E. c. Perkins is spending the summer with her relatives in Wmsted, Connecticut.
 F. P. Maldonado recently purchased handsome new buggy from the Colum- bus, Ohio, factory.
 Born. at his ranch, four miles south west of Florence. on Tuesday, July Sth, to the wife of F. NJ. Miller a son.
 N Dodson was down from Nam moth this week, as a witness in case that did not come to trial.
 Lee and Jake Trowbridge came down from Mammoth last Monday and remain ed few days in town.
 For the second time in more than three years the Globe Silver Belt this week f;nled to reach this office
 Supervisor E. W. Childs and Recorder A. C. William, went up to Arayaipo on Thursday; they will return next week.
 Miss Bertie Hardwick has been visiting her sister in Tempe for the past two weeks.
 R. A. 1ron. of the Pinal ranch. is sup plying Silver King with handsome and luscious blackberries.
 Alfred Goldschmdt representing the wholesale grocery firm of A. Goldschmidt and O., of Tucson, spent e day or two in town this week.
 Mrs G. II. Oury, Mrs. A. T. Cotton and children, H. V. Jackson and wife, and Adam Sanders of Tucson, have gone to the Reavis ranch, in the Superstition mountains, for an outing of a week or two. W. E. Guild and wife, G w. Campbell and family and Miss Phebe AIcNeil start ed Thursday for American Flag, in the Santa CatGlina mountlins b remain for a short time.
 The board of supervisors finished their labors. on Wednesday and adjourned till July 17th. They went extensively into the ''raisin" business and will be con fronted by the resisting public on the above date.
 Word has been received that Fred Kit tie, q former attache of TIE ENTFRPRIsE. was recently taken to his home in Ere mont, Nebraska, from Los Angeles, to die He was suffering with an internal abcess and his condition was helpless when he left Los Angeles.
 JH. Hull, manager of the J. D. Rit- tenhouse estate came very near joining the 'silent majority" on the 4th. He drank too much ice-water while overheat- ed and it was only by prompt and efiec- tive medical treatment that his life was saved.
 H. Blauvelt states that he was mis- qtoted last week in the statement that be believed the Ray mine to be one of the best copper mines in the United States, if not in the world Mir. Blau welt has never examined the Ray mine and therefore has no personal knowledge of it's condition.
 Hill de Armitt met with a very severe accident couple of weeks ago, whicl will conGne him to his bed for severa months. During the night he rolled of his bed and fractured the head of tn, femur or tl!gh bone. He is resting easily and nothing but his age will militat, against his speedy recovery.
 The Owl Heads mining district is de velopinC in the most satisfactory manner The drift on the lower level of the Jessi Benton has reached the ore body and it i fully as rich as was anticipated. This | important as demonstrating the peuma nent character of the ore veins and it vii more fully establish the faith of the min, owners of that camp in its future value.
 Mrs. Pauline Fryer spent the Fourtl at Fremont, Nebraska, and the following day caused an appropriate monument ti be el ected over the remains of her littl, daucht,,r Emma, who died in that place couple of years ago. After completing this sad task ot fiial duty she will pro eeed to Grand Rapids, Michigan, an, remain until next October.
 The Arizona Coruice Works is one O Inc latest industrial institutions of Flor ence A. Weiflenbach. the proprietor, Ina the contract for the iron work on tn new court house, where ali can see evi dences of his hnndiwork. He is n skill fll mechanic and can manufacture any thing in his line. He will make estimate and take contracts in any part of ArizOn for work in his line. See his advertise ment
 The recent fire in the Florence hOte has awakened the business men in Flor ence to a realization of the danger tha constantly menaces them, and steps hay been taken for the formation of a hoo and ladder company. The list has al ready received many names with pledge of pecuniary aid and it now looks a though fire company will soon be or ganized It i5 one of the necessities O the times and every property owner i the town should lend 1t a helping hand
 At the Silver King mine sinking Ina commenced in the Blk shaft, now 9s feet deep, with the intention Of eoin down to the depth of the HOO level of tn Silver King and connecting 1t with wing No. l, which is about l75 feet east of th Blk shaft and has reached depth ( 1400 feet. Connection will probably b made with the 1900 and 1900 foot level they being only about so feet from tn Blk shaft now. The trend of the Kin vein has shown that the Blk shaft wi cross 1t at a depth of l400 feet
 A man known as Bob Lippert, froi T.. T H -H-.e 4