Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-10-13
MERE MENTION.
Mir. F. E. Kellner, of Phenix, spent several days in Florence this week.

Mir. Chas. Ewing was down from Pi- nal this week, attending court.
 MT. J. P, Slavan was up from Casa Grande this week.
 Messrs. J. P. Gabriel and Geo. Marx returned from PheniX Monday.
 Mir. c. Brunenkaut came down from Final on Monday.
 MT. Chas. Wilson came down from Silver King on Tuesday.
 Mrs. B. F. Todd came down from Silver King last Saturday, on her way east to visit relatives.
 NIT. ]. Suter has arrived in Florence from Final and will hereafter reside in this place.
 MT. l.. E. Walker and wife came down from De Noon Saturday and went to the Nekol.
 NIT. J. H. Kibbey, of the Florence Canal Company, left Wednesday for has home in Richmond, Indiana.
 NIT. NJ. F. Burke was one of the Silver King delegation attending court this week.
 MT. w. A. Henry is building neat brick cottage containing three rooms and hall, in the Western Addition.
 Dr. w. l.. Wardwell came down from Tucson Wednesday, and went to Silver King.
 The Board of Supervisors concluded their business on Monday and adjourn ed.
 MT. Jos c. Nara, of Silver King was a trial juror attending court this week
 Messrs Geo. Marx and James Elder went to Riverside Tuesday, to be gone week or ten days.
 NIT. George Reynolds, of Pinal, spent the past week in town, a member of the trial jury.
 NIT. c. L. Scribner, of Silver King, has been visiting the county seat this week.
 The registration of voters closes next Tuesday, after which time no new names will be placed upon the great register.
 The District Court will adjourn to- day, until the 22nd, and Judge Porter will go to Globe to hold court for Gila county.
 Mir. W. F.. Guild has erected neat cottage south of bis residence, which will be occupied by Mir. John w. Ran nels and his mother.
 The tiger" has been loose and run ming amuck among the residents and sojourners during the past week. His hunger was fairly appeased.
 Florence Lodge No. 4, A. 0. U. w, will meet at half-past seven o'clock to- night, at their hall Sojourning breth- ern arc fraternally invited to attend MT. D. T. Elmore and wife were in town from the Owl Heads this week. Mrs. Elmore recently returned from visit to California.
 Mir. l.. l.. English, of Casa Grande, hls the ore hauling contract for the Atlas mining company and is now at Red Rock as busy as a bee.
 Mir. J. V. Wilson, who formerly re- sided in this place has hung out a shingle in New Orleans as "Dr. J. V. Wilson; all chronic diseases treated" Hon. $. M. Franklin, of the law firm ci Jeffords S Franklin, Tucson. was in town this week attending a case in court.
 The Florence Brass Band gave an- other of their very pleasant entertain ments at the Court House, last night, which was enjoyed by select gather ing.
 Save money by buying railroad tic kets cheap, of Sam Drachman, Tue son. Louisiana Lottery tickets for sale; agent for Little Louisiana Lot tery.
 A number of candidates for office are missing. If the rural finders will return them safely to town before the day of election nc questions will be asked.
 NIT. T. J. Wrampelmeir, of the Flor ence Canal Company, arrived from San Diego last Saturday to attend a meeting of the directors of the can al. He returned home Wednesday.
 Messrs. NJ. F. sammoh, Geo. Rob erts and Vim. Shanley, of Silver King, made THE ENTERPRsE a pleasant call this week. They were attending court.
 Florenee-1 Lodge No 1, A. O.U. w, are arPahging a very interesting pub lie entertainment to be given shortly, at Which the social features of the or ,-der will be given a prominent place.
 The Silver King mill at Pinal is run ming only one-half it's stamps for the reason that the necessary dead work in the mine now requires a large DOT tion of the force.
 Mir. c. w. Culver, candidate for Sup ervisor, has swung his banner to the breeze across the streets of Florence Pinal and Silver King, that those who run may read of his candidacy.
 MT. Jabob Suter, one of the best known among the old-time residents oi this county, announces himself a can didate for Supervisor. He has served in this capacity before and, it is be heved, with general satisfaction.
 MT. c. Loss, of Casa Grande, is an nounced as a candidate for the Legis laiive Assembly. Mir. Loss is the sup erintendent of the Golden West min ing company and is good represent ative of the mining interests of th' county. His friends are legion and ht will doubtless receive a very fatterinj support at the polls.