Arizona republican., 1897-12-26
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Mrs. A. T. Davis, the Yuma mill,n- CT, is visiting in Los Angeles.
 Editor Kelly of the Bulle in wen. to church last Sunday in Stafford.
 Col. William Herring returned to Tucson on Friday from Tombstone.
 George Merrill left Jerome on Fri day to buy beef in Salt River valley
 Col. R. A. Sweet, the Chicago min ing man, was in Prescott on Thurs day.
 Jesse R. Grant spent several days at Clifton and left for his home in San Diego.
 Rev. P. Tdmme rman has returned to Clifton after an absence of three months.
 Superintendent Shaw for the Rose mont Mining company was in Tucson on Friday.
 B. A. Hussey is completing rail- road work at Iron Springs on the s. F. P. & P.
 The thermometer registered be- low zero early on Thursday morning at Prescott.
 c. F. Pickett and l.. C. Griscom are newly appointed notaries with resi- dence at Prescott.
 Stafford is to have a 5000 school house, and calls for plans to be sub mitted January 4.
 Mrs. B. F. Leonard a former res..- dent of Phoenix was quite ill last week at the Clifton hotel.
 Mrs Butterfeld, mother of Mrs. H. H. Markham of Pima, died last week at the age of 80 years.
 Walter Waugh of Clifton is looki- for an opening in the Gila valley. He is a florist and gardener.
 Mrs. R. James and Mrs. Holton Of Milwaukee, Wis, are visiting Mrs. o. H. Robertson at Tucson.
 Clifton entertained seventeen drum mers just before Christmas. The boys struck for home to eat turkey.
 County Treasurer Adams of Graham county advertises for bids cn court house building bonds, in amount $3.- OO0
 H. D. Mercy, a. telegraph operator at Uordsburg. N. M., was taken to the Tucson hospital on account of ill., ness.
 John D. Payne and wife of Yuma spent Christmas with the family of Colonel and Mrs. Epes Randolph cf Tucson.
 President C. Layton has resigned as head of the Gila valley stake and will be succeeded by MT Kimba1 from Utah.
 District Attorney Wiley E. Jones of SolomonVille is using crutches, haviny 3 sprained an ankle upon his re.urp from Clifton.
 Clifton Lodge No. IT K. of P. will give al ball at the Central hotel on New Years eve. And it will be so in Solomonville.
 Charles H. Wild, mail agent CT the Gila- falley road has taken a Iayoff to be 4 the bedside of his father who is dangerously ill.
 Mrs Willis F. Haynes and her two children have arrived in Prescott and the deputy clerk of the district court is correspondingly happy.
 Tombstone experienced a heavy snow last week, good thing if gen. eral i'm Cochise county where there are large numbers of cattle.
 D. H. Ming was over in Gfa valley from Pearce last week. He is inter ested in freighting to Coohise. Mrs Ming is i'll in Los Angeles
 M Patrick of Los Angeles is the new chef at the Hotel Burke, Pres colt. The dining room of the Burke is being improved in appearance.
 The Catholic fair at Yuma was de- cided success. the receipts being $562.25. The ladies in charge were highly complimented by the lccal press.
 Annie Broyles from J. A. Broyies and Lottie Whitehead from Richard Whitehead were granted divorces 1ast Wednesday in the disprict court at Prescott.
 The Prescott Electric company has another lot of twenty-five phones on the way to Prescott. The addition of these requires an enlargement of it's switch board.
 Senator S. W. Dorsey was at the Southern Pacific hotel in Yuma las. week. The senator is interested in the Picacho district. He was enroute to Los Angeles.
 Judge Sloan has reduced the bail of J. F. Daggs of Flagstaff from $3,0O0 to $1 900 as a result of the habeas corpus proceedings instituted in Pres colt last week
 w. T. Mason, mining man of Den yer, was in the Clifton district few days ago. He is looking after mining prospects and seems to be pleased with that section
 Eugene F. Sangu;netti was in the Castle Dome district last week in the interest of Gandolfo & Sanguine,ti, who own a valuable group of lead mines at Castle Dome.
 John M Compton, who returnad ro Tucson on Friday from Clifton, re- ports about two inches of snow OF the line of the Arizona and New Mex ico railroad, and still showing.
 L. Van Hecke, secretary of the Ev- ans Point Mining company, has nov ed to Chicago, succeeding T. M. Ev- ans. J. M. Evans of San Francisco