Arizona republican., 1898-07-04
COCHIsE COUNTY.

Hudson's cottage in Wilcox just va- cated by Dr. Walter.
 Judge Monk and his brother, the doctor. came into Wilcox from the ranch last week.
 W. N. Fife, formerly stockman in the Sulphur Springs valley, was 'in Wilcox the other day.
 Dr. Nicholson reports that William Fourr's daughter, who had her arm broken, as doing well.
 Captain Mitchell of Fort Grant left Wilcox recently for Santa Fe to mus ter in volunteers for the new regi- ment.
 MT. and Mrs. F. O'Brien have re- moved to the Caldwell residence in Wilcox. lately vacated by MT. and Mrs. F. B. Storm.
 Mr. F. Moore has rented the .'esI- dence property of J. H. Norton on Has kell avenue in Wilcox, lately occu- pied by Mr. and Mrs. Servoss.
 MT. Mike Ohl of Wilcox left Sunday night for Los Angeles and San Fran cisco where he will spend a few weeks in the agreeable pastime of keeping cool
 Druggist B. A. Nichols of Wilcox announces that the field of medical practice left vacant by the departure of Dr. Walter will be filled in a very short time.
 MT. J. A. Armstrong, who has been assistant agent of the s. P. company at Wilcox left last week for St. Paul on sixty days leave.
 Mr S. J. Geddes, accompanied B. B. Moore to the Chiricahua picnic ground last week. They returned last Monday and report having had very enjoyable time.
 Thirty men Of the Fifteenth infantry from Fort Grant left Wilcox Thurs day morning for Fort Logan, where they will form the nucleus of three new companies to be added to the regi- ment.
 Mr. Charles Noble arrived in Will COX Thursday morning from Yuma, having been called home on account of the sickness Of his wife. Mrs. Noble and her child reached Wilcox Friday and have since been at Mrs. Hudson s under the care of Dr. Walter.
 Miss Emelia Soto, oldest daughter 3. Wilcox Tuesday morning from the convent school at Los Angeles, where she has been pupil for the past year.
 MT. Hughes, manager of Norton &, Morgan's store at Pearce, was a visi- tor sin Wilcox the other day and is quoted as saying that a number of Pearce citizens will take in the cele- bration at Wil1ccx on the Fourth.
 Several of the merry picnickers from the Chiricahuas arrived in Will COX last Monday from Pearce. Judg- ing from all accounts this years pie nic was an entire success. At one time there were not less than 120 per sons in attendance.
 Mrs. Marks and daughter, Mabel, of Wilcox went to Pantano last week where they will be joined by W. J. Marks, acting agent at Wilcox during the absence of M. Lean, and together they will leave for a protracted pleas ure trip extending as far as Gold Hill, Nevada.
 Dr. H. F. Walter, who has been To- cated at Wilcox for the past two years, left last week for Tombstone, where he succeeds Dr. Gordon as coun- ty physician. Dr. Walter is not only thoroughly grounded in his profession but is a gentleman of culture and re- finement.
 MT. and Mrs E. R. Hooker left Will COX last week. MT. Hooker went to Ness City, Kan, to look after large number of cattle which he has in pas lures, while Mrs Hooker went to San ta Fe to visit her parents Captain and Mrs. Cooper Captain Cooper is h. dian agent at Santa Fe.
 CHA COUNTY.
 At Globe last Tuesday night Miss Kellner, daughter of B. F. Kellner, was marrier to Dr. Claypcol of that place.
 The time will come in the Gila val ley when it will become necessary 10 seek an artesian supply of water. It has already become so in the San Pe- dro country and the result is that they now have quite a number of fine flowing wells We do not think it i'm probable that water can be found al- most anywhere between the hills. AS is we'll known, there is an unlimited supply of fair water within few feet of the surface, and with a pumping plant water is assured for stock and some for irrigating purposes. Under meath this water strata at depth of about sixty feet is another; this yields a much better quality of drinking wa ter. It is more than likely that at a greater depth vein would be encoun- tered that would produce a flowing well. There are several men in town who are anxious to see the experiment made, and well say right in the mid- dle of town would be great thing for the valley.-AriZonian.
 YAVAPAI COUNTY.
 Mrs. Budge left Prescott for her home in Phoenix Wednesday.
 colors triumph on the diamond and that the labor of this lady was not in yair.
 M. A. Lawler is building three cot tages on Mont Vernon avenue in Pres colt. One of them is nearly com pleted.
 Since the reopening of the Johnson bO1IcQ in Prescott oft -opoi, fro,,,