Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-10-13
Silver King Notes.

Tim Curry, who was so grievously injured some three months ago, is inn proving quite rapidly. As soon as he can stand the fatigue necessary to such a trip, Tim is going to take a long vacation in San Francisco. Andrew Mcclellan had very mar row escape from very serious injury few days ago. He was lighting the fuse on some charges when one of the charges exploded, knocking him from the table on which he was standing, to the sill floor, about 14 feet. His injuries consist of slight fracture of the skull above the eye, a bruised side and shoulder, and his scalp well charg- ed with fine rock and dust. He is rapidly improving and will soon be out of bed
 Most of our familiar faces are not seen this week. Court week in Flor ence is 8 good explanation of their absence
 The "pot political" is simmering but has not yet sufficient heat to cause it to boil vigorously os yet. Some hopes of it yet.
 Sheriff Fryer was here and he went away firm in the impression that Sil- yer King would give him just per centage of her vote. Probably he would have remained longer but duty calls him to the chase, not of the de- captive vote, but of the risky stage robber. It is to be hoped that neither chase will be in vain.
 A. G. Williams is here and is quiet ly circulating around feeling the pulse of ye voter. Bo. J. hasn't shown up yet, though daily expected.
 w. c. Truman got home from an extended trip throughout the coun- ty. He says prospects of his success are good.
 w. H. Benson is here nearly every day attending quietly to his business. The judicial ermine will fit nicely on his shoulders and judicial honors will be justly merited.
 There have been many changes dur ing the last few days. made both at the mine and mill. The force at the mill has been reduced by about IA men and about half that number here at the mine. Mining news is a scare ity. Many in this vicinity have start ed their assessment work on the num- erous claims about the King.
 Mrs. Bo. Whiteside is visiting in Silver King the guest of Col. and Mrs. Robt. Williams
 Dr. Kinnaird is summoned to Flor ence as a witness in the Gilbert case and his patients are doing some "tall kicking" in consequence.
 Chas. Smith and Chas. Wilson are absent from the Silver King and Dame Rumor says that they could be found in Florence.
 Bo. J. Whiteside has arrived in Sil- yer King and those who were not pre- viously registered are now putin g themselves in position to make their votes count. Several would.be voters have taken out their first papers and will in time become citizens of this great and glorious republic.
 MT. E. D. Crumb, the district sup erintendent over agents in the Terri tories for Wells, Fargo X Co.,, paid a nasty visit to Pinal and Silver King this week and left for Globe going over the trail. The express office at Pinal has been changed, it now being locat- ed at Luedke's store. More changes are contemplated.
 The residents of Silver King were entertained at political meeting Thursday evening, during which time several of the candidates expounded their views and explained their po- sitions in the coming election. Among 4hosn who availad tho,,,rnl.-oe cf +l,;e opportunity were L. Ruggles, Bo. J. Whiteside, A. G. Williams and W. C.. Truman. On Wednesday evening W. H. Benson and those named above entertained the citizens of Pinal.
 Judge Ruggles-"1 am pretty we'll known in this county. Everybody knows me here"
 Slightly inebriated citizen-"Excuse me, pardner, d-n few know you HERE" Tableau.
 This happened in Pinal.
 A persual of the hotel re. i ;ter would show the names of many more from this camp, some brought there through court process, others no doubt led by curiosity. H. A. c.