Arizona republican., 1898-10-10

man. is in Tucson.
 James B. Mix Of Noga1es spent sey- eral days in Tucson last week.
 Born, Octobsr l, at McCabe, to MT. and Mrs. H. K. BehE, a son.
 Hundreds of Nogales citizens visited the fiesta at Magdalela last week.
 Mrs. L. B. Wetmore of Prescott has gone to Chicago to visit relatives.
 A. J. Head, the lumberman Of Pres colt has gone to Williams on business.
 Hon. George Christ, surveyor-gen- eral, spent several days in Nogales last week
 ". s. Sturges, the Le Osa cattleman, is in Tucson from ten weeks sojcuTl in California.
 J. w. Brown Of Prescott has gone out to Copper Basin to take charge of the McNary mine.
 Patrick McHtgh, native Of the Emerald Isle, was admitted to citizen ship in Tucson the other day.
 4 divorce has been granted Eiidia Seamcre from Frank Seamore at Tue son on the ground of abandonment.
 Never in years has there been an other such an attendance at the Mag dalana fiesta as the one this year, says the Vidette.
 MT. John c. Mccarthy Of Los Ange- les is in Tucson Mr. Mccarthy is member of the Minitas Gold Mining company.
 The fuel dispenser is fast becoming an important factor in the lives and pocketbooks of Us all, says the Pres colt Journal-Miner.
 MT William Little, the prominent stcckman, will ship about 500 head of cattle from Kirkland about the first Of this week. They will be marketed at Dodge City, Kan
 Prescott has been enjoying the most deiihtful climate for several days past. When it comes to clear, dry, refreshing atmosphere Prescott can compete with the world, says the Ionrnal-Miler.
 Mrs James Watson and niece, Miss Norris, returned to Winslow recently from quite an extended visit to Pacific coast summer resorts The trip proved very beneficial to the infant child of Mrs. Watson, CT whose ac- count the trip was taken
 Public school opened at Winslow last Monday with 1GS scholars in attend ance. Judge B. F. Jackson, principal, Miss Rose Kelly in the intermediate and Miss Kayanaugh in the primary, is the list Of teachers. This is an ex- cellent corps Of instructors.
 Miss Stella Pierce, the accomplished daughter Of one Of Walnut Groves prominent farmers, is visiting in Pres colt for few days with friends. She has been engaged to teach one of the schools in that part of the county and will open her school in few days
 William Mitte1dorf Of the Prescott Electric company will leave within a few days for the east on a vacation- He will be accompanied by his wife and it is possible that they may con- ciude to remain there, as MT. Mitten- dorf has some business interests there
 Inquiries concerning the Southern Pacific pay car are made daily, but no one seems to know when it will arrive here. Up to Tuesday night 1t had not left San Francisco. The reason for it's return to that city from Bakersfield has not been divulged.-Tucson Citi- zen
 Married in Holbrook. on Monday, the 3d of October, Miss Etta Kcephlin of Grand Island, Neb-, sister to Mrs. N. L. Johnson, formerly Of Winslow, to Will liam s. Maddirg, who has made his home in Winslow from time to time for many years, and is generally known throughout the southwest.
 C. H. B. Carter returned to Prescott Wednesday from his trip east, accom- panying the remains Of the late Dr. Butcher there. TEe funeral occurred at Allegheny, New York, on Saturday, October 1. Lieutenant J. D. Carter went up from New York city to attend the funeral. He expects to return to Arizona scon.
 James Edgar and Ed Henry, the two miners who were arrested Tuesday night at Lynx creek by Sheriff Ruffner, on the charge Of being intoxicated and threatening to kill Mir. Ferguson Of that place, were tried before Justice Campbell in Prescott Thursday morn ing and fined s25 each, which they paid and were turned loose
 Quite a number Of Winslow sports spent several days in Holbrook during last week. The occasion was the ar rival and departure Of soldiers, leav- ing Apache for the east, and the return of portion of the Ninth cavaiary and Tenth infantry from Cuba to their old quarters in the famous White moun- tairs, the healthiest spot on earth
 MT. Frank Powers appeared Wednes day before the beard of supervisors at Tucson and asked the board il 1t was it's intention to abandon the old coun- try road through Harshaw and the Mowry to Washington camp, whereup- on the board informed Mir. Powers un- der 10 circumstances would the board authorize the abandonment of said road.
 Work was commenced Thursday af- teTnccn on grading the streets in Prescott It was started on Gurley street on the Bank Of Arizona corner and is being done by the bank. The street will be cut down to the grade established by City Engineer J. J. Fish CT and the dirt taken out will be useC in filling Moltezuma street in front e the bank up to the required grade
 T. ". Johnston and wife, who have