The Arizona copper camp., 1919-11-29
FLORENCE Notes


The. following persons from Ray
were drawn on the jury for the De-.
center term of the superior court,
which opens Monday, December /:
Rowa L. Mitchell, w. D. Cooksley,
John d. Barry, H. NJ. Hendrickson,
Floyd Gibson, H. P. Griswold, e. A.
Henessy, w. M. Flynn, Charles E.
Bergstrom, Thomas Samuel Pattin,
Andrew Miller, E. M. Mitchell, w E.
Amsden, Jack Branaman, R. T.
Stump, F. L. Brundage, Wilkes Shaw,
w. A. Walker, W. B. Barham, F. C.
Blankenship, John P. McCafferty,
William P. Forbes, and M. Basha.
A large crowd is expected in Flor
ence Friday and Saturday to attend
the roundup given by the Pinal Coun-
ty Cattlemen's association. The two
days will be given to riding wild
horses, roping and other cowboy
sports. There is about $4,000 to be
given as prizes. The evenings Will
he spent in dancing in the big new
San Carlos garage, which, will .ac-
commodate at least 300 couples. Ev-
erybody is cordially invited to come
and bring their friends. Housing
accommodations have been arranged
for by the committee in charge for
all who care to come.
Mary A. McGee, county recorder,
left last Saturday evening for New
York city, taking with her part of
the mining records of this county
to introduce as evidence in the case
of the United States VS.. the United
Magma Mines company, Louis Lef-
kovits and William D. Steadman. The
mining claims of this company are To-
Gated near Superior. Mrs McGee
was summoned to appear as soon as
possible and bring the records with |
her by the United States governs
ment
Otis j. Baughn, judge Of the supe-
rior court, has been in Salt Lake
City for the past ten days attending
the Western States Irrigation con-
gress and boosting for the San Car
los dam.
County Attorney H. G. Richardson
and family returned few days ago
from Chicago and other midwestern
points, where they have been visit
ing for the past month Mr.. Richard
son went to Chicago in connection
with the sale of Pinal county's one
million dollar road bond issue.
Ed Lalleen of Ray was a Florence
visitor last Sunday.
Mr.. Mccullough has been appoint
ed by H. d. Hall as one of the depu-
ties Of Ray, in place of Tom York,
resigned. >:
Fred E. Reiners has been appoint
ed deputy sheriff to take the place Of
Charles Hines, resigned.
r. A. Wilson, formerly of Ray, now
residing in Wichita Falls, Texas, has
spent. the past few days in Florence.
l.
Articles of incorporation of the
Nugget Mining company have been
led in the recorders office. The in
are Thomas D. Derry of
Ray and Thomas Hall of Kelvin.
She1iff H. D. Hall filed appoint
ments of the following as deputies:
Mort T. Holden, George w. Kessler
and R. E. Reiners.
A bill of sale has been filed where
by Calistro Renteria has sold his
interest in the Ell Progresso pool hall
in Sonora to Antonio Garcia.
G. o. Nolan has returned to Ray 1
after filling the office of county at
torney during the absence of County
Richardson.
Ed M. Lille, well known in Ray,
is expected to return from Los An
geles soon to make his home on his
homestead a few miles southwest Of
Florence, with the view to acquiring
title to same.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The following marriage licenses
have teen issued by, the clerk of the
superior court: Antonio Smith and
Ramona L. Alverez, Ray; Isaac Ceti-
ma and Mary Milich, Ray; F.. C. Law
renee and Cleo Hill, Chandler; Ma
riano Echeagaray and Josefa Ozuna,
Sonora; Virgil Gilbert and Elizabeth