Arizona republican., 1898-07-05
CHA COUNTY.

Born, to the wife of G. S. Van Wag- enen of Globe, daughter.
 Ernest Oates returned to Globe the other day from California and will re- main there with his father.
 MT. N. H. Price and family arrived in remain at Wheatfelds through the summer.
 MT. and Mrs Alonzo Bailey and daughters, Miss Laura Brookner and Miss Mamie Shanley arrived in Globe from Los Angeles last week.
 D.. H. Harrer, one of the oldest citizens of Gila county, who has re- sided at Greenback since 1876, is in at tendance on court as a trial juror.
 MT. W. P. Burke of Georgia is in Globe with his wonderful steam wash CT, an invention of his own, for wash ing clothes without any rough or in- furious handling.
 Judge Owen T. Rouse of Tucson and J. S. Sniffen of Florence are the only visiting attorneys in attendance on court at Globe. Both gentlemen are well and favorably known there and are welcome visitors
 All merchants and property owners along Broad street in Globe should sprinkle in front of their premises on the evening of the Sd or morning of the 4th, to abate the dust nuisance and add to the comfort of those participat- ing in the parade.-Belt.
 B. B. Packard, who has valuable ranch and cattle interst in Tonto, is visitor to Globe, having been sum- moned as a trial juror. MT. Packard is fortunate in having sold his steers at a good figure and delivered them range is very dry and almost bare oi grass.
 PIMA COUNTY.
 The storm center appeared to be in the Santa Catalina mountains Thurs day. It apeared to break heavily in the hills, but failed to reach the lower valley.
 Saturday morning at o'clock a nine pound daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. W. W. Waters of Tucson. Both mother and child doing we'll.
 Many strangers who have come to Tucson from the country to partici- pate in the Fourth of July exercises were on the streets Saturday. More came in on the delayed train and still more are expected.
 Miss Emma Smith of Tucson, after a severe illness of two weeks duration was again able to resume her duties at l.. Zeckendorff & Co.'S Saturday. Her friends vii lbe much pleased to see her out again.
 Conductor Joe Waddell of the S. P. railroad states that his trip across the desert Tuesday last was the hottest in his experience of thirteen years. This is saying much, but MT Waddell de- clares tt to be true.
 Pima Tribe No. 10 Improved O. R. M. of Tucson has recived a large and beautiful silk flag which will be car ried by them in the parade on the Fourth of July. It is undoubtedly the handsomest Old Glory in Tucson.
 The west bound train came into Tue son Saturday ten hours late The de- tention was caused by a washout, the result of Friday nights rain, conse- quently( the excursionists billed for California did not get off till Saturday afternoon.
 '' NAVAJO COUNTY. <'Mr. Brimhall was in Holbrook on !business recently.
 MT. Cheny of Concho visited Hol- brook last week.
 John R. Hulet was at Snowflake s few days ago.
 Sheriff Wattron has been on the sick list the last few days.
 Attorney E. B. Ellinwood was pas senger on No. 2, going to Gallup.
 Contractor Kennedy made a flyins trip to Holbrook on Monday last.
 Mrs. Cross of Holbrook visited friends at St. Joseph lately.
 Pete Pemberton was in Holbrool ok