Arizona republican., 1898-08-20

IS located at Fl PdSO. lie made h1S 1n- 1 itial trip to Clifton and Morenci last Tuesday and secured quite an order, principally fer beans.
 | A private letter has been received in Prescott from Rough Rider Roy Hay den, under date of July 20, in which he says the daily bill of fare was hard tack, coffee. and. twice 3. day, and sometimes three times, one small slice iof bacon, and 10 more.
 Tn. Bulletin coagratulates Ct.orei N. J. EGan on his appointment to be ijudge advocate or Governor Murpay's stad. with the rank Of colonel. Gov clncr Murphy could not have maGe a more suitable selection for this posi- tiln. .-Solomonviile Bulletin 4 new time card went into effect OH the 4. &t N. M. railroad last Monday by which the extra train as long as t is run will leave Clifton and Lords burg an hour earlier than the regular. thus obyiatiDg all possibility of a rep etitfon Of the accident of two weeks ago.
 At 8 recent meeting Of the Yavapai 1 county republican central committee i J. ". Archibald resigned as secretary and j. 1. Roberts was elected to fill the position. Brodie requested by letter to be dropped from the committee; J. NJ. W. Moore was elected to take his place.
 Hen. F J Edwards Of Globe. the well known and able attorney. was ir ISolomonviile last Friday on legal busi- ness. Mir. Edwards had planned for 2 months rest and recreation on the coast this summer, but it has been i'm. possible for him to leave his business 1 His family went to California abCuG July 1 and are still there.
 ". H. Cavness, a farmer living near Phoenix, is now in this valley visit | ing his son-in-law, Mr. Page. wlc:. lives on the Barney ranch below So : 0monville. Mr. Cavness says the heat of the Gila valley cannot be compared with that of the Salt River valley, af : during his stay here has enjoyed C.. sple ndid summer climate very much Solomonville Bulletin
 1 RumOrs were in circulation in SCi0- knoxville this week to the effect that the mining company at SDenaguma had discharged number of men. Later repCrts say that the men discharged were let out for cause and their places have been filled by others. It is re- ported that the company intends soon to begin the erection of some perma- nent and substantial buildings
 Mrs. I. E. Solomon and daughter, Blanche, of Solomonville returned home from the mountains last Satur- day with MT Solomon, who went after them. Coming down the mountains the spring wagon tipped over, but DO one was seriously injured, though Mrs. Solomon received a few slight bruises They were in the mountains for three weeks and came back looking well Miss Blanche will go to school ill New York about the 10th of September, af- ter attending the wedding of Nathan Solomon at Fl Paso.-Bulletin.
 Mrs. John Sherman. sister of Mrs J. H. Lacy, arrived in Solomonville On Friday last from her home in Great Falls. Montana. She had been sum- moned by wire on account of the fa
 tai illness of her grandmother, Mrs Julia c. Sholes, who passed away and
 was buried before Mrs. Shannon's ar
 rival Mrs. Shannon was for a long
 time resident of Clifton, where hel
 
 , Arizona Copper company. MT Shan non is now in business at Great Falls
 George Howard and his party have returned to Tucson from the Santa Ritas.
 , The remarkable success in cultivat-
 ing the soil in the vicinity of Tucsor , by the Allison & Cole Bros. and tht , profit arising therefrom ought to in
 spire others to invest capital and en ergy in farming. There is abundance of water to he had in the Santa Cru; , valley by simply developing it as tht , Allisons have done. Not ten per cen cf the unGa,fow has been claimed r
 developed. There are thousanGs o acres of rich alluvial soil within a ra
 tlius of i've miles of Tucson for whicl r abundance of water can be developed | This is a rich resource for business cCnsideration-Star.