Arizona republican., 1898-06-14

day continued on to California 1 Major L. C.. Moreland of the Bay
 Hore Mining company, Mesquite dis
 trict, was in Yuma the other day. Mrs. w. H. Blaisdell left Yuma last week for her old home in Massachu- i setts where she will spend several
 months.
 1 Captain O. H. Willis of Yuma took a day off last week on account of the ap-
 pearance in town of the Eighteenth 1 infantry.
 | William H. Gravham, superinten- dent of the mines in Lower California of the Mexican Sulphur company, is | in Yuma.
 i J. B. Crouch of Mohawk was on last 1 Mondays west bound train out of Yuma. He will spend a short time in Los Angeles.
 l District Attorney John B. Wright of
 Yuma continues i'll at Tucson and it
 is not thought that he will be out of l his bed for some time John J. Hickey went to Yuma last
 Friday from Gila City, where he has been doing some prospecting and de { velopment work of late. : Taylor D. Macleod of Yuma is back from Los Angeles, where he spent sev- ] eral weeks recuperating from the eff ; fects Of an attack of fever. : John Morrison, brother-in-law of Tom Polhamus of Santa Monica, Cali ] fornia, is visiting the family of Cap tain Isaac POlhamus at Yuma
 Mrs. A. K. Bell of Yuma returned i Wednesday from Healdsburg, Califor nia, where she was called to attend the bedside of her father, who was danger ously i'll, but who is now recovering. A son of Prof. Clark T. Haver is member of the Eighteenth infantry which went through Yuma last week. He was with the crowd and made him self known to a number of his fathers acQuaintances.
 Captain Jack Stewart is willing away the summer at his Brawn Moor. San Diego county. home. He hasn't given up Yuma at all, but is simply taking his annual lay-off, which he al ways spends with his wife at home.
 Mrs. Ward Priest, daughter Gertrude and son Raymond of Fortuna came in ] to Yuma the latter part of last week. returning home the first part of this. Calvert Wilson, ex-district attorney of Yuma county, but at present an at torney in Los Angeles. was on Tues days east bound train, bound for Tue son.
 PIMA COUNTY. Ali Donau of Tucson has gone out to the Anvil ranch.
 G. W. Cheney came to Tucson from Gro Blanca Friday.
 Wednesday Ignacio Escalada of No gales went to Hermosillo. Thursday Doctor N. K. Noon of No gales returned home to La Colorado. There is evidence of the rainy season coming much earlier this year than usual. MT. and Mrs. P. A. Stollan of Tucson were made happy Thursday by the birth of son.
 MT. and Mrs Asa Leavitt, newly welded couple from Pearce, are stop ping at the Stewart. Tucson. The Papago scare is dead and gone. The soldiers have returned to Fort Huachuca, and quietness reigns along the line.
 l Miss Georgia Scott, now attending normal school near Denver, is expected home in Tucson some time durng the
 latter part of August. 1 Early this week Engineer Ignacio
 Bonillas was engaged in surveying for the strengthening of the arroyo on the Sonora side of the line at Nogales. Hon. c. R. Drake has returned to
 Tucson from California. He left Mrs.
 Drake and family all comfortably situ- ated at Abbotsford Inn, Los Angeles.
 You will be called upon to purchase
 ticket for the performances at the
 Tucson opera house, to take place next
 Saturday, June Il, Tuesday, June IA,
 and Wednesday, June 15, the proceeds
 going to assist to celebrate the Fourth
 of July. You cannot contribute for a
 better cause at present, and you will
 get value received, as the performances