Arizona republican., 1898-12-24
Arizona Day by Day


Ed Austin is in Prescott from Je- rome
 Two weddings are booked to take place in Kingm2n on Christmas day.
 Attorney J. E. Morrison has left Prescott to visit his parents in Santa Fe, N. II.
 Judge J. M. Sanford, one of the Has sayampers of all the Hassay ayampers, is visiting Prescott.
 It is rumored that a mining deal for some mining property at the Grand canyon is about cOnsummated.
 Attorney Eugene Brady O'NeiH has returned to Prescott from a profes- sional visit to the Salt River valley.
 w. A. Richardson, who was frozen to death in the Verde valley, was well known to many citizens of Flagstaff.
 Robert Hennessey of Bellemont was in Flagstaff Saturday nursing enc of his hands that was afflicted with rheu- matiSm.
 Charles W. Bennett and Miss Fannie D. Lindsay will be married at the Cath ollie church in Prescott on Christmas afternoon.
 M. V. Howard, a former resident of Prescott, is visiting Globe with Q view of locating there. He has recently been located in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. N GreenIeaf and her little daughter, Gordie, left Flagstaff Mon day for Carthage, H., to visit relatives and friends during the winter.
 Prof. J. r. Blandy has been appoint ed by the treasury department to se- cure the statistics as to the production of precious metals in Arizona for 1898.
 Charles McGonigle left yesterday for m. cuperating his health. We hope he will be benefited by the change.-FIag- staff Gem.
 Verde yalley people are little afraid of another snow storm; for if more snow falls On the ten inches now on the ground there may be large losses in stock.
 Charles B. Broan, foreman of the Crowned King mine, and Miss Susie D. Punteney, daughter of George Punte- ney, were married in Prescott at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. C K. JenneSs.
 Governor Murphy passed through l Saturday en route to New York and l Washington city. He will be absent l from the territory about three weeks.- Flagstaff Gem.
 The friends of c. John Spellmire will |
  German dog" which died last Sunday. | The Milton cCmmissary will have a | limited supply of sausage for the Xmas l trade.-F1egstaf Gem.
 Ex-Senator Truax of Minnesota has 1 been making Q very thorough. personal | examination Of our mineral resources for some months past and is eXpending ! considerable cash in prospecting. Hope l he will strike it rich.-PrescCtt Courier,
 Fletcher FairchiId sheriff elect. who has been sojourning in California for | a few weeks for the benefit of his health, returned home last Sunday not 1 much improved by his visit. His many friends hope that he will fully recover | his health in a short time.-Flagstaff Gem.
 Steel for the United Verde Copper company's new fOur-stOry building has arrived at Jerome. The building will be Of brick and steel and when com pleted will be a structure which would do credit to any city. Report is that the building will be used for a bank and stores.
 Joe Fisher and wife left Flagstaff Tuesday for Avalon, Texas, where they will visit for the next three months On MT. Fishers return he will build two-stOry brick building adjoining the Gem office on East Aspen avenue, which he will use for a hotel, or res taurant and lodging house.
 The United Verde Copper company has about finished rebuilding it's cot tages which were destroyed by the re- cent fire in Jerome. The cotrageS are now ready for the painter and paper hanger They arc reported to bc built on most modern plans and furnished with mary convcliCnces and comforts.
 Everybody wants water works and sewerage, hut there is wide differ -usaz.z-a