Arizona republican., 1898-02-02
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 Gynne Dennis has returned to Will Hams from Chicago.
 Bishop J. M Kendrick held services Sunday al Williams.
 The Southern Pacific pay car passed through Tucson Monday.
 United States Marshal w. M. Grif- fi.h reached Tucson from Phoenix Saturday
 W. c. Marshal and bride arrived at their Benson home from California last week.
 A. J. Humbert has purchased the MatheWsOn ranch, near Jerome, 1rom c. B. Mathewson.
 MT. w. B. Kelly, junior editor Of the Solomunville Bulletin, will be mar1leo on the 23rd instant.
 The ladies of Clifton are making arrangements for a grand masquerade ball in the near future.
 LA. Edgar and wife arrived a. Tue son yesterday from Detroit. They are at home in that city.
 The Harlow competitive drill Is still on at Nogales. It is narrowed down to eight men of G company.
 Charles Sherwood has associated with Uncle Jim Wallace of the Wins low Mail, since a job outfit was put in.
 High links, with the Elks of Tucson in the fore, was the occasion or an 7InbeavaJ in that rown on Tuesday eyening.
 MT. A. Miller, @ prominent drugs-so of Phoenix, was in Nogales last "eeA on business. He may conc4uue 'o open up a store there.
 The Saginaw Lumber company CT Williams had 100 carloads of 1rult bnxes held up by the tunnel blockSoe' The boxes go to California Governor R. c. Powers is in Los Aneeles for a two weeks visit. Dur ing his absence F. E. Breed will oc- cupy his office a. Prescott e. F. Hager, who was foreman or the Holbrook Argus for over year. is now the editor and publisher or the Advance at Templeton, Cal.
 The wife of the Prescott band lead CT. Mrs. Willbanks, accompanled Dy her children is in the city Of Chlhua- hua. Mexico, on a visit to her par en1S. MT, A. Vanderworl, Who was Ill Phoenix this week buying wool TOT a Boston house, is z veteran at the Dusl- ness. He says that Arizona wool IS the best of all wo0ls in the Unlt5d States.
 MT. A. s. Rosenbaum, who for the past several months has filled the po- sition of day operator for the $. r. company at Benson, has accepted a similar position with the company a; Ashland, Ore. George Parks, passenger engineer, made the run from Gallup to Wins low, a distance of 12S miles, in three hours, including stops, one day last week, beating the sdhedult an hour. A number of the Tucson Knights Templar will go to Phoenix on Feb. 18th to join the Ancient Arabic Or der Of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine in a pilgrimage across the burning sands. Division Superintendan John De- nair of the Sarta Fe Pacific railroad, who was injured at the tunnel recent 1y, will soon be out, probably this week. The sisters at Prescott are talk ing good care of MT. Denair. The Western Union Telegraph com pany and the Southern Pacific have abolished their relay offices at the Santa Fe yards and established a city office The yards will also be aban- doned and the round house and dwell ings moved into Benson.
 Dr. Harry B. Adair, cattle inspec tor, has been transferred to Kansas City, Dr. Leslie Allen of Kansas City succeeds him in this district. Dr. Adair has been a faithful and accom- modating officer and has many friends in Nogales. The new inspector has arrived
 MT. Manifold, Mss. Nixon, Miss Nixon and Miss Palmer of Indiana, Pennsylva friends of R. B. Hayes, of the Senator Mining company, are at the Southern Pacific hotel. They will spend couple of months in Yuma en- toying a climate the like of which they have never before experienced.
 Judge John Howard of Prescott celebrated his 18th birthday on Thursday last. Judge Howard came to Prescott with the Mccormick psrty which frs established a territorial government in Arizona. The Judge is a remarkably well preserved man of his age and is as spTy as a cricket
 Says Uncle Jim of the, Winslow Mail: Hobo typos are becoming quite numerous of late. As rule, they are good printers and good fellows, but keep up the reputation of the craft by being impecunious. Of course rhey have to eat, and some one has to pay for their chuck, and it is generally the publisher.
 T. Trainor, who has had charge of the construction work on the. Selig- man dam, was in Prescott Saturday experimenting the shipment of a large part of B. Lantry Sons outfit to Texas, where they have 9 railroad contract. Foreman Rhoadhamer, who has been with the Lantrys for years, will have charge of she work.
 The local thermometers took a Klondyke drop this week. The mer-