Arizona republican., 1898-06-21
YAVAPAI COUNTY.


 YAvAPAI COUNTY.
 Dr. J. B. McNally of Prescott is able to be around but is not able to attend to business yet
 J. J. Hawley, Los Angeles detect i've, is in Prescott as witness on the Lemon jewelry robbery case.
 D. Archibald left Prescott Thursday morning for San Diego, Cal, accompa- nied by his daughter, Miss Sadie Arch ibald
 Prof. F. S. Hafford, principal of the Prescott public schools, has been of fered the principalship of the Jerome schools.
 District Attorney Ross says that the present grand jury is the most indus trious and hard working set Of men that has ever assembled in that capac- ity.
 The railroad company has a large new car shop about completed in the Prescott yards. It will be used for re- pairing and painting cars.
 The funeral of the late Celinia Nal ezieux, mother of Mrs. John G. Camp bell, took place Friday afternoon from the Catholic church at Prescott.
 Dr. T. B. Davis returned to Prescott Wednesday evening from Denver, where he had been in attendance at the meeting of the medical association.
 Mrs. Daisy Bruce has the foundation completed for her second building on Mt. Vernon avenue, East Prescott. When completed it will be occupied by Governor Tritle and family
 William Blinkley, who was convicted of an attempt to blow up the Cabinet saloon in Prescott a couple of years ago, was pardoned by Governor Mo Cord to restore him to citizenship Blinkley was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary. His sentence was commuted by ex-Governor Franklin to two years, and the two years with his credits entitled him to discharge June 12th
 The Boston base ball club and a picked nine from other clubs are con temp1ating making a tour of the west after the close of the present base ball season. They have Prescott and Phoe- nix down on their. list Should this aggregation of players visit us our peo- pie would have an opportunity of sec ing a good game of ball-Journal- Miner
 PIMA COUNTY.
 R. Allyn Lewis, adjutans- general Of Arizona, was seen in Tucson Friday He was booked at the San Xavier.
 J. D. Smiley, the globe trotter, so far as the idea relates to Arizona, was at Captain Tevis' depot hotel yesterday in Tucson.
 J. L. Ward, who tread the walls Of the pen as a guard, is in Tucson. He formerly lived in Phoenix and now reg isters from Wilcox
 General R. Allyn Lewis was in No- gales from Phoenix on business Tues day. The general returned that night to Tucson where he stopped off.
 MT. John Stephenson, foreman at the Colorada-Ures mine, passed through Nogales Sunday evening on his way to the City of Mexico on busi- ness.
 E.. Lukelich of Hermosillo expects soon to erect new brick building where the Queen restaurant now is in Nogales. For this reason the restau- rant has closed.
 Joe Thompson, son of MT. and Mrs. Joe Thompson of Nogales, will arrive from La Colorado about the first of July to spend the summer with his parents.
 The Nogales base ball boys had bet ter look out for those Tucson Juniors for they are ''hot people," If there is anything a Tucson boy can do prop erly is is play ball.
 Captain William J. Ekey is receiving recruits every day for his militia com pany to go to the front with Governor McCords regiment and he will have one of the best companies in Arizona.
 Edgar BeurIing, chief clerk in Super intendent Randolph's office at Tucson, was married to Miss Nancy Slater of Phoenix recently ,and left for Guaymas where they went on a short trip, re- turning houe Saturday night.
 James B Porter of Show Low will