Arizona republican., 1898-10-25

H. K. Chenoweth, collector of GUS toms at Nogales, is in Tucson. A daughter was bern to Mir. and Mrs. ;. E. Clark of Nogales last Tuesday. Captain Isaac Polhamus has re- turned to Yuma from a visit to Los Angeles. A bcy was born to Mr and Mrs George Wieland of Ncgales last We'd nesday.
 Mrs. Albert Kinsman Of Globe is re- pcrted to be quite sick with typhoid fever.
 Mi. and Mrs H. c, Harvey of Globe are happy over the birth of a son on the 9th instant.
 r. [. Pones late Of Los Angeles will open an undertaking establishment III Globe this week.
 Mrs. Judge Harrison Of Lochial is in Nogales visiting har daughter, Mrs. J. L. Hathaway.
 Detective Breckenridge of the South ern Pacific railroad was in Nogaies last Tuesday on business.
 < miner in Globe had one Of his big toes crushed by falling rock in the Old Dominion mine last week.
 C. Wigmore, civil engineer in the employ of the United Globe mines at Globe, is very i'll with typhoid fever R. T. Burr, IT,, formerly Of Yuma, now secticn foreman at Adondo Wells. was a visitcr in Yuma the other day. Miss Helen Sturgis is in Tucscn from Chicago to visit her brother, ". s. Sturgis. whom she has net seen for fif- teen years.
 Mr. and Mrs Modesto Borques, IT,, left Globe last week fer visit in Flor ence. Mir Borouez is one of the federal trial jurors.
 MT. Edward D. Noon, assayeT for the well known Congress mining company, is in Nogales for few days vacation, and on business.
 Conductor Gocdhand cf the Sonora railroad, who get 8 leave Of absence to go to the war, has rSturned to No- gales from Porto Rice.
 The Wells-Fargo Express company will in the near future build an eddi- ticn to their cffice in Nogaies. The di- mensions will be 2Gx30 fest.
 Mrs. R. P. Laney, who has been
 
 tivas and friends in California, has re- turned to her home in Yuma
 Colonel Epes Randolph of Tucson, division superintendent of the South ern Pecific Railway company, was in Yuma the other day on business.
 Fred Gocda cf Williams has severed his connection with Lombard, Goode 6 Go. and has taken his family to Los Angeles, where they will spend the winter.
 The Yuma frsight agsnt reports locai business for the present month some better than during September. The through traffic is on considerable in- crease.
 The children Of the public schools oi Yuma showed their loyalty to the French colonial hero by donating ten dollars to the Lafayette monument fund.
 Water is being hauled cut Of Will Hams by the railroad company both east and west, supplying Bellsmont, Flagstaf, Angel and evan to Winslow on the east.
 Mrs Charles Ireland and baby passsd through Williams the other day from St. Paul, Minn., to join her husband. Engineer Ireland, now running out Of the Needles.
 Judge G. U. Holcomb Of Cibo!a. ac- companied by N. Morris; of the same place, was in Yuma the other day en route to San Diego, Cal, where he will remain about three weeks.
 Miss Constance Mayes, one of Yuma s Ta6ir- turned home from Les Angeles, where she very pleasantly spent the summer visiting relatives and friends.
 The Yuma schools were suspended indefinitely Friday morning on account Of an epidemic Of scarlet fever in the town. Saven new cases were reported. making about fifteen eases in all.
 Mrs. Sparling, the efficient and obliging operator fer the Western Union Telegraph cop pany at Williams will leave there tho first Of the month for a visit to her old home in Iowa.
 The Black Warrior Copper company resumed hauling ere to the United Globe sIlelter last Monday The daily shipments at present amount to six teen tens, which will s3o1 be increased
 Charles Drake, Jr., sen Of Chsirria1 Drake Of ths republican terTit9ria' conmitte has returned to Tucson after . pleasant visit in Yuma with the fam fly of Herbert Brown, manager cf the territorial prison
 John Huron, who has bsan working to start up the hydraulic mining plant at Monitor, was in Yuma last Tuesday for supplies. The plant Is all ready tc