Arizona republican., 1897-12-21
All Over Ariizona||

Mrs. P. F. Burke of Ogilby was ir Yuma last week visiting friends.
 Eioubrook claims pre- emini nee as { shipping and distributing point.
 Mrs. James Scott of Holbrook ha: gone to Los Angeles for medical trea-- ment.
 Five of Winslow's residences were burned asst week, mourning a loss oi from $1O,0OO to $12,00O.
 Mrs. Cross of Holbrook, accompa- nied by Miss Richards, went to Ss Joseph last Spturday.
 W. J. Broderick, a prominent Los Angeles capitalist, spent several days in Florence last week.
 Miss Stretch and Miss Rood, two oi Yuma's popular school ma'ams, Will spend the holidays in southern Cadifor- mia.
 At Benson there will be a stries of races on Christmas day, and several speedy horses will try for a purse of s200.
 Hast Thursday Nogales was visited by NIr Arnold Shanklin, member of the Kansas City bar, who has inter ests in Sonora.
 Last Thursday evening MT. D. B. Gray of the Sonora railway was in Nogailes en route home to Tucson to pass the holidays.
 A. J. Pitzer and family of Glenwood Springs, Colo, arrived at Tucson re- centay and will spend the winter there in search of health.
 Mir. B. P. Humphries, t1aveiing agent for the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern railway, was a visitor at Nogales last Sunday.
 Friday, Col Frank Morgan was at Nogales, returning from Tucson to Magdalena, where he had gathered a bunch of cattle for shipment.
 Misses Lotta and Maud Sherwood of Williams left last week for Hol- brook en route to St. Johns, their old home, to spend the holidays.
 MT. M Vaslabilvaso, the Dpedepe manufacturer, has gone to Tucson fer his family, who have been wishing a number of weeks in that city.
 Mrs. John Connors of HolbGpOk has gone to San Bernardino, Cal, where she wGl Eremain for about thrse months on account of her health.
 Professor Ostrom, Miss Post and Miss Bell of the Yuma public schools. will attend the joint county teachers institute in Tucson during the holG- days.
 The Sbylight Kicksr says the grad ing of the streets of Flagstaff will be in order in the spring. AS a natural sequence llhe streets will then be fh order.
 R. W. Wood of Tombstone has sold his encherd interests in California, realizing S5 900 on the deal, and pro poses to establish himself in business in Los Angeles.
 The Winslow Mail thinks it is a safe assertion that thera is more inn provemenh going on, in WinslDw than in any other one town along the line of the Santa Fe Pacific.
 We1ngr,day MT. Maurice Breen re- turned .iNogales from a trip to the east, hay Ing been as far as New York. He repoTts having encountered great deal of snow and cold weather.
 Jerry Woodbridge, who has made a success in the wool growing business, arrived in Flagstaff from New Mex ico last week, where he has been look ing after his large bands of sheep
 The fou1dation for the addition to Hhe Hotel Navajo at Williams has been completed and the masons are laying brick. It IS thought the addition will he compleHed before the first of March. 1898.
 Judge Davis sent the order for the immediate removal of the tIHn rob- bers before his return to Tucson, and Saturday morning the offenders were taken to New Mexico on the wesk- bound train.
 Mrs. Frank H. Oswald and two chil- dren and Mrs. Thomas H. Polhemus will arrive in Yuma on Christmas evening from Santa Monica, and will spend the holidays there with friends amid relatives.
 The farthest removed of Uncle Sam's posts in Arizona is Fort Apache; that is to say, it is the most difficult to rkRch, being almost 100 miles south of Holbrook, and con- nected by daily stage line carrying mail.
 The office of United States assaye1 at the Nogales custom house has been abolished and Fred Heyne, who ha2 so ably filled lHne place for nearly five years. will go away for short time on a visit to friends and relatives in Co chfse cOutny.
 The ginger plant grows wild in some pants of Mexico, and its cu,6iva- ton on tIhe elevated 'plateeus to be encouraged. An estimate of the value of the crop may be gained from the To< I.oFt gn1h hrimJpE about 5000 in gold.
 Adolf Bail and wife of Tucson have left for San Francisco where they will sps nd the holidays. While there MT Bail will make the final arrangements for the erection of the new cold stor- age warehouse which it is his inten- tion to have completed before spring
 Capt. J. A. Mellon has received the signature of every business man in Yuma to petition to the minist eI of custom at the City Gf Mex co praying for the establishment of 8 custom house on the line between