Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-01
SILVER KING NOTES.

Saturday evening, Nov. 17th Col. J. J. Hickman, the eloquent Kentucky orator, delivered one of his character istic lectures before large and appre- ciative audience at the school house. His remarks were productive of good results as was evidenced by the form ation of lodge of the Independent Order Of Good Templars with a chart CT list of 26 names. The lodge was organized and instituted immediately after the lecture with the following of- ficers:
 Chief Templar-S. NJ. Bailey.
 Vice Templar-Miss Maggie Green.
 Secretary-J. D. Holland.
 Assistant Secretary-T. W McCon- nors.
 Treasurer-Miss Robinson.
 Financial Secretary-I. Earle.
 Marshal-Geo. H. Roberts.
 Deputy Marshal-Thos. Dewitt.
 Guard-Miss Stacia Green.
 Sentinel-J. B. McMullin.
 Past Chief Templar-Paige Boyle.
 Chaplain-Ed. Jones.
 Lodge Deputy-M F. Sammonl
 Superintendent of Juvenile Work H. A. Chaplin.
 Fraternal visits have been paid by several of the members to the lodge at Pinal and the members are entluias- tic in the work. The new lodge IS known as Silver King Lodge and holds its meetings on Thursday evenings at the school house.
 On Tuesday morning Chas. Luhd, a well known resident of Pinal, was dis cover ed dead at his place of business. No inquest was held, but it Is general ly understood that alcoholic stimu lants were responsible for his sudden demise.
 Mir. P. c. Cumerford, one of the new men working in the mine, had his hand quite severely injured and slightly poisoned by it's being pierced 1 by the end of broken wire. He Is slowly recovering.
 Richard Armstrong is slowly recoy' ering and will soon report for dnty. Tim Curry is improving, but very slowly, and from indications it will be some time before he is able to resame his occupation.
 Mr. R. c Brown, of the ENTERPRISE arrived in Silver King in time to par take of the excellent Thanksgiving feast provided by mine host Col Rob ert Williams. Considering the rapidi- ty with which the turkey, cranberry sauce, salads and other choice eat ables disappeared, the spread must have been equally enjoyed by the ColonePs irregular guests and board,rs.
 The rain, which has been general for the past week, has interfered with the regular trips of the ore teamsand in consequence the mill has been Jos ed down for several shifts. The sage has been unable to make it's trips or time and the people were rather dis posed to find fault with the too Opi ous benefits of Jupiter Pluvius. There are at present in Pinal tlret mining experts from St. Louis whoart in the camp for the purpose of exanin ing the many claims in this vicinity Their names are unknown to pul correspondent.
 , Thanksgiving day passed quietly il , King camp, the monotony of the cam F being relieved only by the demolitol : of the excellent fare provided by tn f various hotels and boarding houset.
 Thanksgiving day in Pinal Hs fittingly celebrated by dance held i the school house which was larsel attended by the people of Pinal an also by quite contingent from Silv,
 King. fhe music was iiGrnished-
 Joaquin Miller and Julio Pedrigon
 Silver King. An enjoyable time VI 9 had by all the participants The fc l lowing is 8 partial list of those pre- } ent:
 From Silver King-S. NJ. Baile 3 M. F. Sammon, J. D. Holland, Denn : Sullivan, J. McNeil, Nj. E. Hammdn g Paige Boyle, Thos. Dewitt, Jas. Mar. Geo. H. Roberts, Dr. Kinnaird, I T Adams, H. A. Chaplio, Chas obe D chain, Miss Maggie Green, Mis I Stacia Green, Mrs. NJ. O'Boyle ald f A. Knoblock. From Pinal-Mr. an - Mrs. c. W. Culver, Mir and Mrs. Nn s Steffy, MT. and Mrs. E. B. Modep M t and Mrs. J. A. Marshall, MT. and Mir - Dixon, Mir. and Mrs. Ockert, Mir 0 Johnson, Mrs. Alcox, Mrs. Brndil :, burg, Mrs. Dobbie, Misses Bessie Re, T holds, Aggie Dobbie, Douglass C. E t der, Amy Whitlow, Messrs. w. Shal 0 ley, R. H. Chamberlain, c. L,edk, - E. N. Van Cortland, A. s. Neiglbor j. Wm. Ross, West Whitlow, D. Whi B low, MT. Harter, John Humphrey ar n Jack Fraser. HI A.