Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-10-27
SILVER KING NOTES.

Anxious candidates may be seen on every hand button-holing the hones1 voter and voters filled with enthusiasm or something worse are by no mean scarce. This camp has experienced its full share of excitement and be sides has furnished two candidates td swell the already large list of thos desirous of serving their county.
 Robert Williams, familiarity know F. as the Colonel, has submitted to tfA wishes of his friends, entered the pOlii cal arena and now appears a fUlM M fedged candidate for Supervisor. NJ Williams is too well known both he and throughout Pinal county to ned praise. His business ability and tegrity should count well with t voters when their ballots are prepar on election day.
 Mir J. D. Holland has announc himself as a candidate for the Counc Mir. Holland will interview the voteiV of the county, as far as he able in thd limited time at his disposal priol--tt56s' the election He is g years of age and has been a resident of Globe qnd Silver King for the past eight or nine y ars during which time he has been lie1y engaged in mining. He Is Te- l spected and esteemed by the voters and people of this section of the couh- i ty, and should the voters of this couh- | ty see fit to make him their Council man there need be no fear that the interest of the county will suffer in- | jury.
 Sheriff Jere Fryer paid a nasty vi Sit to Final and Silver King, but 9fhIial duties require his presence else where too much to allow of an extend4 4d can vass of the county.
 But the list grows. w. E. Guild. T. w Bates, J. ". Harrington, D. c. Stevens, and Louis DePuy have Leen here and all have presented their var ious claims to office to the people and have departed for pastures new.
 It seems almost @ shame that some of the candid les must suffer defeat for they are all good men.
 Once more the bonires blazed and Silver King is entertained by speeches from the silver-tongued orators of the county. Louis DePuy, J. D. Holland, Geo. H. Roberts, Col Williams and others entertained the audience which was quite large, appreciative and dem onstrative.
 Mir. ". c. Truman is away in the
 Southern part of the county, canvass ing for his election.
 In the matter of township officers
 very little action has been taken here
 as yet. This matter seems to be =Gyer- ked-overshadowed by the magni- tude of a general election This is : wrong.
 : After much persuasion John Knight
 of Knight X Curry has consented to present his name as candidate for Jus tice of the Peace. A deserving Than
 and one in every way capable of ful-
 filling the duties of that office; he will undoubtedly be elected.
 There is no candidate for constbble Our injured men, Vim. Angellev F Jno. Mehan, Andy Mcclellan anil I ; Lagomasini are all doing finely and f will soon report for duty.
 Our section of the country was wis S tied by very copious rains last week
 but it is feared they came too lite tc r. UO uluCn SOOu tO UlI6 SlOCA IdIS6G be q yond replenishing the water supply
 Roads were in a bad condition for :, : few days and the ore teams nGissec : some of their regular trips. Q Mir Jerome Prince, mining sxper e from Boston, Mass, is yisitin B hv olc h friend Mir P c. Cumerford. A1r Brine, n has just arrived from Aspen, Colorado s and is here to inspect the Revmer if mine in the interest of the Bostol < stockholders. He represents Capital I, ists of Boston and Worcester, Mass. n and should any desirable property b f offered will, no doubt, bid for some O a the mining property in this vicinity. Q am requested to withdraw f4om tn n consideration of the voters of Pima n county the name of George H. Robert IT as candidate for the Council Thi Q leaves but one name from Silver Kipa II MT. J. D. Holland Mir Roberts de
 sires to thank those voterS of the coun F. ty who have had his namb under con
 sideration and to state that he is ou f of the fight. H. A. c.