Arizona republican., 1898-02-09
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 F. w. Morgan and Helen M. Flint were united in marriage last week at Yuma.
 Messers. Perrin of Williams are go- ing into the sheep business on a more extensive scale than ever.
 The Schubert Symphony club and lady quartette will appear at Yuma on the 18th in the s. P. hotel.
 MT. D. A. Logan, the San Pedro cattle king, has returned from visit to his old home at Waterford, Texas.
 Tucson has had a goodly number Of tourists within her gates during the past three months and still they come.
 Miss Annie Hall left Monday for her home in Wilcox. She has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Bert Wingar, in Mesa.
 Friday MT. c. O. Allen, the well known mining man, returned to No gales from a trip to Prescott and other points north.
 February bids fair to be full of busi- ness prosperity for Williams. Real estate transfers are now of almost daily occurrence.
 Charley Solomon let sunshine in at tucson during Sunday and Monday. He is very popular there, just as he is in Solomonville.
 Hyman Sultan, late manager of the Sultan Mercantile company of Globe, took his departure for San Francisco to join his family and locate there.
 MT. J. B. Davis of Williams, Ariz., was at Nogales Thursday with train load of Sonora cattle, which he had brought up from Hermosillo to go north.
 Saturday there were registered at the Montezuma in Nogales Messrs. F. H. Bingham and c. A. Malarky of Portland, Oregon, and George M. King of Phoenix.
 George c. Ruffner, sheriff of Yavapai county has let the contract for the erection of his new livery stable, on the south side of the Prescott plaza. It will be a fine structure
 Snow down in the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, and the Colorado river frozen over, is something that has never been known before within the memory of the oldest prospector.
 A grand opening ball will be held at Kingman on the 22nd inst The Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias have combined forces and each order has appointed competent committees
 Capt. Polhamus started down the Colorado with the steamer Mohave carrying load of supplies to the sul- phur mines. He will make two trips, bringing back two cargoes of sulphur ore.
 The convict camp on the big canal has been moved further down the val ley. Eight miles of the canal have al ready been completed and it will re- Quire about six weeks to finish up the work for this season.
 pr. A. E. Warden of Fools Gulch, who has spent the past six weeks at Harqua Hala, has returned home. Dr. Warden is a skilled physician, gentle and conscientious with his patients and a genial and courteous gentle man.
 Edward O. Brien, aged 51 years. died last week at the residence of Jack Dunne, from injuries received five months ago by falling from the roof of a house on which he was working MT. O'Brien had lived in Yuma for a number of years.
 Three more cases against Garvey and Wilson, charged with cattle steal ing, were heard and in each case the accused was bound over to appear be- fore the grand jury This makes the eighth charge already heard and ten more are on the docket at Tombstone.
 The following named wool raisers, residents of Navajo county, have sheep in the Salt River valley: Hart & Campbell Cart & Noble, Scott Bros, Kinder & Burbage, J. B. Porter, Will liam Morgan, MT. Longmore, John Nelson, A. & B. Schuster, Lorenzo Baca, J. D. Houck and Amos Bros.
 There is a great demand just now for good beef cattle and cattlemen all over the territory are unusually pros porous. Prices are beyond what they have been for years. steers bringing s25 and S30 and COWS s21. At Tucson the other day 800 head of yearlings sold for s20 apiece, an advance of s6 over last year.
 MT. Wagner and J. C. Phelan of Williams have just completed an inn portant deal with Dr. B. B. and Robert Perrin, whereby they become the own CTS of all the Perrin cattle in Coco nino county, and of those in Yavapai county between Ash Fork and the Agua Fria valley. Mir. Wagner has also bought Jack Duff's cattle on the Verde.
 Messrs. Krentz & Wolff, Winslow's $ energetic butchers, in order that their customers might have the best beef to be obtained, have ordered and re- ceived Joins of corn fed beeves from Kansas City.-Mail. Whats the mat ter with the Salt River valley furnish ing Winslow with beef? It is but 312 miles distant, while the Kansas City run is 1,104 miles.
 The Yuma Valley Union Land and Water company is progressing rapidly in the construction of it's ditch, it hay ing been finished to a point five miles below Yuma. It will be extended two or three miles further. A pumping plant of large capacity is expected or the ground sOon The promoters O1