Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-09-29
MERE MENTION.

lie Wuler several leGt lilsG Ne4uesudy. NIT. Jas. Woods, of Casa Grande was visitor to the county seat this week NIT. J. NJ. Mcclellan was down from Final this week.
 MT. Elisha Richard has gone to Riv- erside to remain for time.
 The October term of the District Court begins next Monday.
 Mir. M Kennedy was in town this week from Riverside.
 Mir F. E. McCrary returned on We'd nesday from visit to Kansas City and other eastern points.
 Mir. A. Nieman, the jovial landlord of the Riverside station, was in town this week.
 The Board of Supervisors will meet next Monday in regular quarterly ses- sion.
 The Mexican theatre and circus will give benefit performance to- morrow night
 MT. J. A. Knoblock returned to Pi- nal last Saturday, from q visit to Cali fornia,
 Mir. R. L. Rogers came down from Final on Wednesday and spent day or two in town.
 Messrs. John Cameron and Alex. Lawhorn came up from Casa Grande Wednesday.
 Mir. c. A. Luke came over from Phe- nix last Monday and spent day in Florence, taking look at the progress of the valley.
 Voters should remember that the Great Register closes two weeks hence and no one can T7ate whose name is not found therein. n.-.
 MT. w. Hardwick has brought his family to town and has opened black smith shop at Frank Grifin's old stand.
 NIT. Alex. B. Wolven went down to Santa Rosa on the Pima Reservation this week, on business for the J. D. Rittenhouse estate.
 The Florence Hotel office, since be- ing remodeled, is greatly improved and IS now light, airy and commodious. It has been re-papered and kalsomined and Is as neat as pin.
 Mir. NJ P. Traut, of Casa Grande. is visiting Chicago on mining business Mir. Traut is interested in some very promising mining claims in Pinal county.
 The third biennial session of the Grand Legion of Colorado, Select Knights, A. O. U. w., will convene in Boulder, Colorado, on Tuesday, Octo Der 9th, at } o'clock p. m.
 Rev. I. T. Whittemore is in receipt of many letters of inquiry concerning this valley and its resources, from eastern residents, and from among them there will likely come quite { number of families to settle here.
 MT. Dan. c. Stevens, of Florence. il announced for Treasurer of Pinal coun ty. The Citizen says MT. Stevens il an 4 l citizen, we'll and favorabl, known to the good people of his coun ty and will undoubtedly be the nex treasurer.
 Sheriff Fryer visited Pinal and Sil yer King last week and reports every thing satisfactory at that end of tn, line for his reelection. It now look as though MT. Fryer will have an un expectedly large majority when tn votes are counted upon the evening o election day.
 NIT. c. w. Culver, of Pinal, is ar nounced as candidate for Supervise of Final county at the coming election MT. Culver Is not only we'll known t nearly all the voters of this county but he possesses all the nece sary qualifications for the position h seeks.
 Mir. F. w Stillman, an experience jeweler, has arrived from New Tor and will establish himself in Florenc, NIT. Stillman is a brother of Mrs. I. Whittemore, and for the present hi watch repairing bench will occupy room in Rev. Mir. Whittemore's res dence.
 At Ao lSdl ucu ludJ MTS. 1OlCndl Trevathan, of Silver King, recent gave birth to a child that weighed iu one pound at it's birth. It was tC small and weak to take it's food in u natural way and was consequently f, with spoon. It is apparently thri ing and promises to grow strong.
 MT. O. D. Gibbs, of Chicago, Illino has become associated with Mai. G. Ingalls,, of Phenix, in the real esta loan and insurance business. NJ Gibbs was formerly the president the Chicago Chamber of Commer, and is a gentleman of large businC experience.
 Many people of Florence will member the itinerant dentist, Dr. NJ tin, who visited this place last spri and displayed more skill as a ho jockey than a tooth carpenter. T Lincoln, New Mexico, Independe states that he was recently found gui by ajury, ofrape, and sentenced to years imprisonment in the penit, tiary.
 There was born, says the Tues Citizen, on the night of the 18th 1T a bouncing fine looking daughter MT. and Mrs. Dan c. Stev, of Florence. This is a ratification bl as she first made her bow on the cart great stage while the republicans " ratifying with song and story
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