The Florence tribune., 1897-06-12
CASA CYANIDE GOSSIP.
The Doinss, cOminas and eoinss of the
 Railroad Center.

Railroad Center. Geo. Westfall has purchased the adob of Jesse Mayhew for $200. Dr. ". II. Tuning is physician a, interim at the Pima agency at saca ton.
 ". D. Wisdom spent a few days al the Mammon camp with Superintendent Issrig.
 Miss Nellie Weaver will visit witt Mrs. Tina Mulligan at Popp camp foi some days.
 Ernest Clayton has been ordered to Bowie, where he is in the freight de. partment of the s. P.
 Charley Eastman and family are liv- ing on Dan McLean's s ranch, which he purchased from Lohman.
 II. J. Rodman has been shipping his high-grade chickens to Yuma, where they are in demand at good prices.
 " F. Spencer is in charge of T. |. Gievelana's ranch during the latter pleasaralle stay iu Washington, D. C.
 Y. T. 0ltman has been advanced an other peg and given the Yuma section, where he resides now with his family. c. Y. Angulo, the Florence butcher, who has located here, will occupy the Maldenado residence, lately vacated by Mr. Lohman.
 Mr. Elmer Mulligan is now in Supt. Randolph's office in Tucson. His capa- bilities will advance him rapidly in the s. P. service.
 Dr. Bulloch, former resident physi- elan at the Pima agency, has resigned the Indian service and entered the marine service.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. Loss have returned to Arizola, where they will occupy the house once owned by D. s. Thomas, the great townsite boomer.
 Pat Harrie is at home for few days lay-of and enjoying his vacation. Rumor connects him with an interest ing event in the future.
 Bennett and Price are placing their early aprieots on the market, which are very fine and luscious. Their figs and grapes will follow shortly.
 Any kind of a fool is bad enough, but an Arizona fool soon parts company "with pocket full of dinero,' in the in the glorious climate of Cslifcrny."
 Miss Belle Isgrig, of the Manmon camp, is visiting Mrs. w. J. schulze at sacaton. Together they will make visits overland to Mesa, Tempe and Phoenix.
 Dan s. Weaver is suffering from an aggravated condition of his right eye, caused from disease contracted during four years service in the defense of his country.
 0. schetter, the eataeman and has tier, has removed with his family to Yuma where be has taken ue home, being interestedin in the new water ditch scheme at that point.
 The contract for sinking the work ing shaft on the Peck copper mines is done. All organizations are completed for ten days run of the shelter, which began on Thursday.
 Judge Geo. U. Holcomb is now locat- ed at Yuma. He is heavily interested in the new ditch company, which is destined to make the desert bloom as ne'er bloomed fair Arcadia.
 Tom Boleyn, the bumper at this sta tion and Maricopa, is s1400 loser by the Fl Paso flood, as he had that interest with his uncle in the meat and butcher ing business at that point.
 Owing to Mrs. romlinson's condition of health she is compelled to seek a change of climate for the summer, and will start for Los Angeles as soon as her arrangements are completed.
 The weather has been very hot, dry and dusty the past few days. Our farmers are alarmed for their crops, as they state the last irrigation from the reservoir is at hand, and if no summer rain comes the alfalfa will be ruined. 
 Ernest Lohman, wife and children started for California on Saturday last. They will visit at Catalina, etc, where Air. Lohman expects to gointo business. He sold his ranch to Dan Mclean, and fteft here with a pocket full of edinero." i"
 The many old-time friends of Mrs. D. Fl. smith will be pained to learn oE her death fn the East some time ago. She was an estimable and popular lady. and an educator of note, having sue cessfully taught the school here for several years.
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