Arizona republican., 1898-09-05

mia on business.
 Dr. F. D. Wadhams has returned tc Tucson from Chicago.
 The California visitors have nearly all returned to Bisbee.
 The Nogales Vidette says it's sub scription list is increasing.
 The Prescott Electric company is laying underground wires.
 George F. Harrington of the Crown ed King Mining company is in Prescott. The temperature these nights as Prescott sets down pretty close to the frost belt
 Miss Emily Hill of Calabasas is vis- iting in Nogales, the guest Of Mrs. J. l.. Hat haway.
 B. A. Packard returned to Bisbee Friday from his eastern trip and is looking well.
 Thomas Brown returned to Prescott the other day from attending school at Ontario. Cal. Mrs J. 4. Lord and son, Lex, left Globe Thursday morning for Clyde, O., to visit relatives.
 J. " Vickers, president of the Chiri- cahua Cattle company, arrived in Bis bee the other day.
 MT. Walter J. N McCurdy, witE Harlow & Cowan of Nogales, is very ill with nals,: ial fever.
 The officers and ladies Of Whipple will give military hop at headquar- ters building tonight.
 w. A. Clark. superintendent of the Flanet-Salurn mine at Fools Gulch was in Prescott Friday.
 N. C. Shelzels and his son, Harry Shekels, 'eturnsd to Prescott Friday from their visit to California.
 H. l.. Caraway, the Sonora cattle king, is making arrangements to erect fine mansion in Nogales.,
 Miss Daniels has returned to Tucson and will resume her duties as teacher of drawing in the public schools.
 Charles Holler, Jr., of Nogales has gone to Benson to take charge of the branch Western Union office there.
 Prof. J. McCrea, who is to have charge of the Bisbee schools this win ter, arrived in that town Friday.
 John Co., nell and wife returned to Bisbee Friday from San Diego, where tkey have Teen for several months.
 A 3-rear-Cld son of MT. and Mrs. 1gnacio McManus of Nogales died FrI- day aftcr ali illness of fifteen days. William Brophy and Stephen M. Mill fer arc expected to return to Bisbee this week from their extended eastern trip.
 C. w. Hicks, clerk in the auditor office of the 4. &. s. E., will shortly leave for d ,atetion in southern Cali fornia.
 Grass in the Gro Blaneo country was very short but the late rains have helped it and now cattle are getting fat.
 Work has been commenced on the Gro mine at Gro Blanco and will be pushed actively and the mill started in due ceason.
 The Franco-American company a! Gro Blancc IS pushing work as usual and the mine is producing regularly g high grade Gre
 C. A. Helms and MT. Edwards oi Springfield, Tenn, who are interested ill mining in Yavapai county, arrived in Prescott Thursday
 S. Pedgrift of Prescott and Jessie Worries of Los Angeles were married in Prescott Thursday by Rev. c. K Jenness at the Methodist parsonage.
 Misses Rhcda, Edna and Maud daughters of D. J. Marr of Camp Verde arrived in Prescott Thursday and vii attend school at St. Joseph's academy There will probably be large mum Der Of Mexican cattle come out by wa. Of Nogales ilow that the Bisbee DOT is closed ard won't be open till abou tbo 15th of Noyemhpr
 Work is progressing on the construc tion of tie round house on the site O the. old one. which was recently de strcyed by the explosion in Prescott It will contain enc stall more than th' old structure.
 Mrs. Scott White returned to Tomb stone the other day from her trip t California. Her many friends wer pleased to note that she had entirel. rega;ned her health, the trip provin! very beneficial.
 Remus Caehot, Is years of age, sol of Mir. and Mrs. Emile Cachote o Globe, died last Sunday morning afte a lingering illness. The funeral too place rn Monday afternoon from tn family residence.
 The number of votes being register ed in Jerome Is su, prising even t those who have held out longest for more liberal recognition of Jerome importance. Registration officers hay numbered about four hundred men an have not fairly begun their work.
 Rev. L. L. Rogers has received thi week news from his family that make it advisable for him not to return t Globe another conference year. Nez Sunday, therefore, he expects will b his farewell service as minister to tn church Incredible Silver Belt.
 Several of the eastern mail contract ors in this territory have been brett badly nipped by taking them at stal yation prces. The contracts on number Of routes have been sublet z prices ranging from $3O0 to $1. .O0O De year more than the original contrat