Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1898-06-08
COCONINO COUNTY.

their ranch near Williams Friday.
Tom Donahue, section foreman at
Fairview, has gone on his annual visit
to Ireland.
John Adolph of Ouray, Colo, an old
acquaintance of Hawkshaw Hardesty,
is in Williams.
Civil Engineer Arey and force of
railroad surveyors were in Williams
from the east Friday morning.
John Sullivan, foreman for R. B.
Burns at Fenner Cal, has been taking
in the sights of Williams this week.
At their meeting Friday the Fourth
Of July committee of Williams decided
TO celebrate the occasion with a grand
ball.
Water froze a quarter of an inch one
night last week at Williams. Fruits
and vegetables suffered considerable
damage.
The Rathbone Sisters flagpole at
Williams has been spliced. the knob
gilded and the stately pole, 126 feet in
height, will be erected in few days.
General Superintendent Wells, Divis-
ion Superintendent Hibbard and
Trainmaster P. C. Allen. of the Santa
Fe Pacific, were in Williams Friday to
see how their men were doing.
Leo D. Henderson, manager of the
Park Theater in Phoenix, which is now
playing the Chase-Daniels stock COM
Dany in repertoire, writes for dates in
Williams after the Fourth of July.
COCHISE COUNTY.
Diphtheria is still reported at Brew
cry Gulch.
Ben Pringle of Bisbee IS expecting
ais family from the east
Robert Best, a well-knoTn Tomb
stoner, is in Bisbee OIL short visit.
Several marriages of some o; Bis
bees young people are on the tapis.
Mrs. James Buckley will leave Bis
bee soon for her old home in Mime
sofa.
John Eastman and Tom Vaughn of
Bisbee have started for a short visit
to the railroad camp on the Naco
road.
Zoe Shafter and wife have left Bisbee
!or a short visit to San Francisco and
Other coast cities.
Mrs. Jane Critchley has returned to
Tombstone, having spent several
weeks in California.
Miss Annie Kane o. Bisbee has re-
turned from the river, where she has
been visiting friends.
H. C. Fenner and Will Thatcher of
Bisbee are back from trip to Mr..
Fenner's mines in the Huachucas.
F. S. Mathews, prominent contrac-
tor of Los Angeles. is in Bisbee. Mr..
Mathews is interested in mining IN
that section, and is on tour of in
spectiOn.
Miss. Mamie Kennedy, prominent
is expected in Bisbee in
few days, and arrangements are being
made for a literary and musical enter
tainment.
District Attorney English and wife
have returned to Tombstone from
Bisbee The district attorney was
IN Bisbee attending to large number
Of criminal cases. Several convictions
we're had and the offenders sent to the
county bastile.
Frank Moreno, the popular and well
known young clerk of Tombstone, has
accepted a position with the Copper
Queen company store at Bisbee, and
left for the copper camp Sunday. He
takes with him the best wishes OF his
many Tombstone friends.
Miss Minnie Watts of Tombstone
was one of the graduating class in the
Territorial University at Tucson. Miss
Watts always was an exceptionally |
bright scholar, and has earned her dis |
-inction through merit and worth. Her |
many friends wish her continued sue
cess.
Bisbee will be grand affair. The va
rious committees who have the matter |
IN charge will give programme that |
will entitle the copper camp to the dis |
tinction of having one of the best cele-
orations of the territory. Several new |
and unique features of the celebration
are under consideration.
GILA COUNTY.
Farmers il the ella valley are cut
ting their hay. The crop is large.
Gus Heyman, one of the most pop
ular drummers on the road, was at |
Globe recently.
N W. Neff of Silver City. N. NJ. ar
rived at Globe Tuesday, and is making |
his father, D. P. Neff, visit.
Niles W. Aylsworth of Globe, who |
has been in poor health of late, left |
last Saturday for Castle Greek Hot |
springs.
J. N. McDonough of Tombstone ar
rived in Globe last Monday He will |
engage in business there if he can find |
q suitable location.
W. H. Winters returned to Globe on |
Saturday from a visit to Fort Scott. |
having derived both benefit |
and pleasure from the trip.
E. F. Kellner returned to Globe from
Phoenix on Tuesday of last week Miss |
Willie and Master Bonnie arrived Sun
day, and will spend the summer there
Mrs. Kellner and son, frankie, will go
to the coast for the season.
Mrs. J. G. Ramsdell, Mrs G. S. Van
Wagenen and sons, Bernard and Jack,
and Mills Van Wagenen Jr. arrived in