Arizona republican., 1898-07-31
YAVAPAI COUNTY.

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 Edgar Stephenson is in Prescott from Williamson valley.
 John Kocntz and family of William son valley are visiting in Prescott.
 J. w. Sullivan the cattleman has re- turned to Prescott from trip east.
 P. E. McMahcn of the McCabe mine Jeff Prescott the other day for Withee, Wis.
 Dr. Day reports 99 the highest tenn perature on the 18th at Prescott, and 46 the lowest.
 Miss Gay1 Allen, who has been visit ing in Prescott, left for her home in Jercme Thursday morning.
 Levi Wollenberg and family, accom- panied by Miss Nellie Farin, are rus ticating on Walnut creek.
 When the seven companies at Whip pie get out on dress parade they cover a good deal of ground.
 A sand storm, followed by a light shower, visited Prescott Monday after ncon About the same hour heavy shower fell at Whipple.
 Mrs. George P. Harrington left Pres cctt for her home at Taylorville, H., Thursday morning. She will visit the Grand canyon before going east.
 A brace of small boys are doing a land office business in back alleys of Prescott killing chickens with sling shots and carrying them off. City Engineer J. J. Fisher of Pres cot left for Wickenburg the other day. Mrs. F. M. Murphy left Prescott for Los Angeles Wedns sday cn a visit. The body of the la.e Mary Shea, sis ter-in-law of Con O'Keefe, was brought to Prescott the other day from Jerome and the funeral took placs from the Catholic church.
 Father Quetu received 8 telegram the ether day from E. J. F. Horne an- nouncing the death in Los Angeles of his wife. The bcdy will be brought to Prescott for burial.
 The well which at one time sup piled a fish and ice pond in Gooss Flat is so near dry that well diggers have been employed to sink it desper, in hopes of finding more water. | c. Douglass Brown sends the Cou- rier a copy of the Edinburgh, Scotland News of July 4, which contains a list Of the officers killed around Santiago. He underscores the name Of Captain O'Neill and writes beneath, This is not Buckley. I hcpe2"- Courier.
 George Merwin called at this office yesterday and stated that the weekly Courier which was addressed to him at Dawson City, Alaska, for about a year past, never reached him at all, not even a single copy; that mail car riers will not be bothered with news papers and only carry letters over the passes. He said that some parties brought in some city dadlies, full of war news, and sold them for five dol lars copy.-Prescott Courier COCONINO COUNTY. M. Page Minor returned to Williams last week frogl an extended business , visit at Fresno, Cal. Fireman Charles Ranney of Winslow was visiting home folks in Williams last week.
 H. E. Fox, watch inspector of the Santa Fe Pacific, was business visi- tor at Williams the other day
 w. !. Hill was in Williams purchas- ing supplies the first of fast week for his railroad boarding camps. Fireman Elmer Comstock and wife will in the future reside in Williams Miss Pearl Dcty will accompany them. Harry Nomes, the popular represen- tative of the Travellers Insurance com pany, spent the first of last week in Williams
 Mrs. F. L. Jones and family returned to Williams Thursday of last week from Winslow where she has been spending the past six months. | Local politics are beginning to as- ] sume definite shape and candidates ] that are going to be are by no means as coy as formerly.
 Charles Hayward, who is firing on the California division eftheSanta Ee