Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-04-15
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
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South King.
 Young Tweed, from Dudleyville, spont the week at Florence.
 Mir. Leo Goldman, the Pinal and Butte merchant, was in Florence this week.
 Six bars of bullion from Globe and six from Silver King passed through Tuesday
 Mir S. Linkton, of the Pinal Consoli- dstad, has returned from San Francisco.
 Mrs. c. E. Began and Miss Rebecca Rowe, of Oakland, spent the week in Florence
 Mir. Thos. B. Fish, foreman of the In diana company, came down from Final Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Vim. Dempsy, of Monte xuma, were registered at the Silver King Thursday.
 Jim Sam opened his new restaurant Monday, in his building opposite the court-house.
 Messrs. Silent, Smith and Stevens, of the Tucson bar, were here this week at tending court.
 Our friend, P. B. Graham, of Pinal, was among those in attendance at the court this week.
 Superintendent Dennis and Mir. Thos. Cochrane, of Butte, were at this business center this week.
 Gen. Wright, president of the McMil- len mining company, is bivouaced at the Silver King hotel.
 MT. M. N. Tharsing, of Pinal who was here this week, serving on thegrand jury, paid us friendly call.
 A very pleasant social dance was held at the residence of Mir. Joseph Ceiling wood Monday evening.
 J. B. Rupley and Wm. Hunion, the veteran prospectors, have been luxurating at this place for week past
 MT. c. D. Henry, Charlie Miles, wm. OConnor and Gus Schamp, of Cotton wood, were in town this week.
 Mr. Jay Brooks, one of the leading merchants of Pinal, was here this week, called hither by court business. 
 The Silver King hotel has been crowded this week with noted visitors from all parts of the county and Territory.
 Jere Freyer is having ore sampled from one of his claims in the Casa Grande dis triot with view to shipping ore.
 For early vegetables this valley takes the lead. Mir. Remy had green peas large enough for the table three weeks ago.
 Mir. Thos. Graves was here this week, serving on the grand jury. His pros poets in the Cole district are frightening.
 Mir. Mat Caveness was among the in numerable throng who came hither from Pinal this week to attend court and serve on the juries.
 Splendid Winchester rifles, perfectly new, for S20, at the square dealing house of Uncle Harris, 221 Kearny, bet Bush and Sutter Sts.
 Frank Wilkinson has completed his work in the Santa Catalinas, and gone to Los Angeles He will return soon to resume work at Mineral Hill s Mir. Robert Bowen, of Silver King, was naturalized at this weeks term of the District Court. Samuel Buirle was also naturalized at the same term.
 Mir. John 0lvany, of Mineral Hill, was in town Tuesday, and forwarded to San Francisco bids on the contracts to be let on the MillerEarl group at Mineral Hill.
 Messrs Robt Williams, R. E. Hunton, G. W. Simpson, A. B. Lawson, A. c. Williams and F. E. White, all of Silver King, were at Florence this week, attending court.
 Mir. Manuel Cross, formerly assayer for the Silver Queen company at Pinal, was here this week looking after his in- terests in suit against the company. He was successful.
 Hinson Thomas did 6 neat piece of pen manship at the Recorders office this week in recording a map of the town of Butte It covers several pages of the records and IS perfect copy.
 A Boston mining company will com mence operations at Mineral Hill soon. Their stock has been issued and all dis posed of, except forty thousand shares re- served for working capital.
 The posts for the new fence around the cemetery have been ordered and will be delivered here next week. Mir. Aaron Mason has donated large portion of the wire and the work will soon be completed.
 Messrs. Ottokar Hoffman, A. T. Lewis, $. P. Hall, M. l.. Cross, c A. DeWalt, R. T. Depp, M. M. Dodge, W. H. Ben son, Lou Hall, R. Corn and L. D. Hall, all of Pinal, were in attendance at court this week
 Col. Jas. Barney. general manager ot the Silver King, and Dr. Toner one of the directors, passed through here Tuesday returning to San Francisco He had been to Pinal and Silver King, inspecting the mill and mine.