Arizona republican., 1898-07-08

Hon. Frank Hart returned to Wins ] low from Kansas City, where he had been with load of mutton sheep. He took and extra good lot and received
 the top price.
 I good heavy soaking rain would
 rove doubly beneficial in Nava1o
 countv just now. It would help feed m inc range and lower the tempera- ture Roth of which are much de- sired.
 winslow citizens have been com nlainine of the extreme heat for the nast week or ten days. Let them read
 of the heat our boys are enduring in Cuba and fighting like heroes, and stop their kicking.
 Dick Bauerbach of Winslow cele- brated the fourth anniversary of his life as a benedict Tuesday of last week. He says he has never had the slightest cause to regret the step he took four years ago.
 John Noble and wife left Winslow early Monday morning for one of his
 mountain ranches to spend the heated season. MT. Noble realized the top
 price for the sheep he shipped to Kan sts City some ten days ago. Sheriff Wattron was in Winslow from the county seat recently inter viewing the saloon men in regard to licenses fer the third quarter of 1898. Frank Wallace was in Winslow from the range the first of last week. His corps of COW boys spent the Fourth in | Winslow.
 l Right Rev. F. Bourgade, bishop of | Tucson, held confirmation services in | the Catholic church at Winslow on
 Sunday, July 3. Morning services be- gan with pontifical mass at 10 o'clock. Judge and Mrs. Parr of Winslow
 bearded No. Tuesday morning of last
 week. Mrs. Paris destination being Flagstaff to attend the wedding of MT.
 Thomas Irwin to Miss Stella Sher- wood, while the judge continued on to Williams on business. PIMA COUNTY. Dr. A. H. Noon of Orc Blanco has located in Nogales and taken up the practice of medicine with his office in | the residence of MT. W. Cummings. Mrs. George Christ and her daugh- ter, Miss Kate Christ, will visit with Mrs. Christ's daughters, Mrs. Ed Tit
 comb and Mrs. M. H. Jones at Nogales. MT. A. A. Vandervort, the architect, is doing some remarkably fine work in Nogales, notably the Bonillas man.
 sion, the cottage of Joseph Thompson, and other places.
 Architect v--- .o-:. - has sub
 mitted to MT. and Mrs. F. J. Zeimet
 plans and specifications for a very
 handsome, cottage they are arranging
 to build upon their property on Avery avenue in Nogales.
 To show the increase in the business l of Nogales during the past year it is stated that on July 1 there went into effect an increase of the salary of the postmaster amounting to about fifteen per cent.
 It is eredibly reported that L. Zeck- endorff & Co. of Tucson have leased | commanding area upon the railway
 reservation at Nogales where they
 will erect large store building and
 put in heavy stock of goods. A full quorum of the Tucson strategy board assembled a- the Occidental front the other evening. The discus sion opened on balloons and then they dr1fted into talk on tires and pune lures, evidently having wheels, etc.
 Prof. Pearsons the newly appointed director of the United States experi-
 mental station has arrived form Ghent, Ohio, and assumed his duties. Prof.
 Parsons is practical high grade agri- culturist and will bring a rich experi- ence into the experiment station work Wednesday MT. Francisco Monte verde of Hermosillo, came to Nogales from the south, en roIe to Benson to l meet his son returning from school in California. The lad came Thursday
 morning and returned with his father on that day, reaching home at Hermo- sillO at evening.
 Thursday MT. Charles Cranz of the l firm of Cranz Brothers, operating on | the lower Yaqui, having there a cot ton plantation and a large tract of land, was at Nogales, returning from a visit in San Francisco. He remained
 until Friday morning and then con-
 tinued his journey.
 Monday MT. James Viosca, United OldltS COuSul at La HdZ, ana MrS, VI
 osca were passengers on the train from the north, returning home from a trip to San Francisco, where they went about month ago on their wedding trip. Mrs. Viasco was a prominent
 belle of La Paz.
 Father T. F. Galligan of Chicago and
 MT. J. W. Kruse like wise of Chicago
 and treasurer of the Sonora Land
 company, returned to Nogales from the
 Montezuma district the other day. MT.
 Kruse' went to Guaymas for a day or
 so and Father Galigan is in Nogales
 awaiting his return, when the two gen | tlemen will go home to Illinois.
 Tucson is building up rapidly. Ad- joining the brick warehouse of the
 Eagle mills and facing the Southern
 Pacific railway tracks, the Eagle Flour
 Milling company will build a new mill, | beginning early this month The main building is to be four stories high and l the structure will be 230 feet in length. 1 The cost, including machinery, will