Arizona republican., 1898-08-10


 Florence from Globe.
 Charles Smith. the Box canyon cat tleman, was in Florence last week.
 Rev. l. T. Whittemore has returned to Florence from Colorado Springs.
 Constable John Westful was in Florence from Casa Grande last week.
 Misses Laura and Cora Sarrick are in Florence from Mesa visiting rela- tives.
 A woman known as Benigna fell dead on Never street at Tucson Satur- day.
 The ladies of the Red Cross society at Tucson realized $100 on the recent entertainment.
 Mrs. Nellie J. Campbell of Florence is keeping books for the Farmers ex- change in Mesa.
 Twenty-eight prisoners are in the 'Cochise county bastile and fifteen pa tients in the hospital.
 M M. Hickey and family of Flor ence went to Casa Grande last We'd nesday to attend family reunion,
 F. G. Hardwick, Miss Bird Hard wick and MT. and Mrs. Joe Gibson or Florence went to Mesa last week.
 Passengers from Nogales report that ,Crittenden was flooded on Thursday night from an overflow Of the Sonoita-
 Mrs. Sam Bostick, Jr., of Florence, whose husband died only month ago. was married last week to Ramon So- telo.
 Dr. D. w. Chenoweth, a. prominent .oifiuor of NGOajoS and ono of the leading physicians of the territory, is in Tucson.
 Ice cream was served by the ladies Of the Red Cross society of Florence yesterday at headquarters, adjoining Keating's hall.
 Thomas c. Peyton of Florence pass ed creditabie examination for mount ed inspector of customs and has been placed on the eligible list.
 The acting register of the land of flee is the best looking official in the department service. Any town with such is sure to be progressive--Star-
 Mrs. G. M Broadway and son left Florence Wednesday for months visit to the Oracle. They were accom- panied by Ed Devine and John Brady.
 The expensive road built on Table Mountain in Pinal county was washed out badly early in July and it will take some time to make it passab1e for even horses.
 The Rillito has been running for the past forty-eight hours. Six miles north of here an unusually heavy rain fell and flooded the country there abouts-Citizen.
 Thomas F. Jones, late cattle inspec- tor at Tucson, came to town Monday. He will go to work for Shields & Price. Mrs. Jones and child are visiting rel atives in the state Of Washington Florence Tribune.
 Frank and Henry Boulter of Tue son, expert brickmakers, have se- cured a contract with the Copper Queen company at Bisbee to burn a large quantity of brick.
 The Red Cross society of Florence will hold a meeting at the residence of Mrs. H. D. Cassiday Thursday, the 11th, at z:30 D. m. All interested in working for the boys at the front are invited to attend.
 Dick Thomas, the 4-year-old son of Constable J. D. Thomas, had the mis- fortune to break his arm the other day He was riding a calf when the animal threw him off with the above result-Florenee Tribune.
 Jack Green, mayor of Reymert, was in Florence last week studying up mu- nicipa1 affairs. During his absence that we'll known mining engineer, Colonel William H. Lempker. attends to the duties of his office
 Mayor w F. Overton has submitted final proof for the town site $40 acres, of Nogales Dr. w. F. Chenoweth and Councilman Ramon Vasquez were wit nesses and the transaction took place before Receiver John H. Bowman at Tucson, MT. Overton acting as trustee for the people of Nogales.
 The Prospector has striking evil dencer of the productiveness of Arizona soil in a cucumber of abnormal size and, if anything, resembles a small watermelon. The cucumber weighs four pounds, is over a foot long and was raised in the garden at the resi- dence of c. B. Tarbell. The Pros pector passes this around to see who can beat it.
 Hon. Burt Dunlap and Mrs. Dunlap visited the university yesterday and were pleasantly surprised to observe that the institution equipment and grounds were made superior in every way than they expected to find them. They were pleased with the pres ident, his policy and plans of admins tration. As both MT. and Mrs. Dunlap enjoy liberal educations they are we'll qualified to pass correct judgment on the university and it's management. Star.
 Mayor Buehman and family are com fortably and pleasantly located at Santa Monica and there they intend to stay till the hot weather is over in Tucson. Their pleasure has, however, been somewhat dampened by the sad news of the death of Mrs. Beukman's eldest sister, Gertrude, which occurred in Portland, Michigan, August 8. MT. Buchanan writes that Tucson is well represented at Santa Monica and all