Arizona republican., 1898-08-25

P A. Williams of Mesa is in Prescott for a brief business visit.
 United States court will be held In Florence September IT.
 Dr. Devendorf has returned to Tue son from a short visit to Oracle.
 w. N Staley of the northern part of Arizona is visiting in Prescott. Charles Bowman of Tucson has gone to Oracle to attend to business.
 Frederick Funckhomer left Prescott for the soldiers home the other day. Thomas Owen is registered at the Burke in Prescott from Large Bug" Mrs. Ford, her son and daughter, left Prescott the other day for Denver. Frank Fieldman, formerly in busi- ness at Weaver, is the subject of rather Arthur Robinson returned to Pres colt Saturday from his visit to the coast.
 F. NJ. Frank, the mining man, has returned from Los Angeles to Pres colt.
 Judge J. D. Bethune left Prescott the other day for Mexico on mining busi- ness.
 
 up for 1898, $1 ,629 ,057.29; for 1897, $1,- 533, ,573a2. ijis Two sons of T. S. Bruce will arrive in Tucson shortly from the Aae> and join the family.
 A bouncing baby was born to To- Zenza Martinez and wife of Florence last Wednesday.
 E. F. Sirrinve, travelling representa- tive of the Southern Pacific, was in Tucson Tuesday.
 Juan Olivas of Florence was thrown from his horse one day last week and had his arm broken.
 Pau: c. Brown and Marguerite San chez of Florence were married in Los Angeles last week.
 Percy Armitage has returned to Pres colt from Phoenix, where he has been visiting for several months.
 Miss Messenger left Prescott yes terday for Flagstaff where she will give a concert Friday evening.
 The Casa Grande Valley Canal com pany is working thirty-two men at the head of the canal, nine miles northeast of Florence.
 The ladies of the Red Cross society in Florence disposed of about nine gal Ions of delicious ice cream at Heating s hall last Saturday.
 Ray Satterwhite, chief draughtsman in the surveyor generals office, is ex- peCted to return to Tucson Saturday from the Pacific coast
 Prof. M. M. Parker of the University of Arizona, accompanied by his wife, arrived in Prescott Saturday and will remain there several days.
 J. w. Stewart, the cattleman, has re- turned to Prescott from a trip to Colo rado and Kansas. He reports the finest kind of feed in eastern Arizona.
 Married, in Florence last week, by Father John Chact, Rafael G. Ortiz to Soedad Espinosa. Hilario R. Orosco to Trini s. Ruiz. Juan Luna to Carlota Maraga.
 lengthy article in the Los Angeles papers, charging him with deserting his wife and children. Fieldman is claimed to have considerable money Journal-Miner
 Hon. Harry K. Chenoweth, member of the Eighteenth legislature, now col lector of customs at Nogales, was in Tucson Tuesday shaking hands with a host of friends.
 S. C. Smith of the firm of Gregory X Smith left Prescott the other day for Chihuahua, Mexico, to visit friend and to look over the place with a view of probably locating there.
 Old Jupiter Pluvius promises to set tle the water question, says the Jour- nal-Miner, and from other remarks ir that paper it is inferred that rain is coming pretty regular up at Prescott M B. Hazeltine of Prescott left Mon day to attend a bankers association meeting. At the close of the session he will go to California to spend va cation, his wife being there at pres ent
 The editor of Our Mineral Wealth has already raised S3O in his sectior for the Captain O'Neill volunteer mon. ument fund, and has only had his sub scription paper open few days-Pres colt Courier
 President F. NJ. Murphy of the s. r P & P. road returned to Prescott Sun day from his visit to California Mrs Murphy and her sister and brother Miss Helen and Edward Meaney, re turned with him.
 MT. A. T. Colton of Florence, super intendent of construction of the wagon road to the Butte dam site reports tn, work progressing satisfactorily, anc that the road will be completed ill few days.
 Judge R. F. Sloan returned to Pres colt Saturday from holding a term 0