Arizona republican., 1898-01-04
|An Over Ariizona|
City election in Yuma today.

City election in Yuma today.
 pr. A. F. Maisch of St. Louis has located at Globe.
 Dr. Austin c. Wright has termi- hated his visit at Nogales and return ed to Sonora.
 Mrs. F. s. Webster, wife of the joint agent at Benson, has returned from the east.
 Miss Matilda Daniels, sister of Mrs. Abe Frank, died at Yuma last Friday of quick consumption.
 Tke~postof1ice at Nogales has been moved to the new Breewn building next to the Hotel Montezuma.
 ID. A. Saunders died of pneumonia in Nogales Dec. 26. Deceased was widely known in; southern Arizona.
 Conductor Woodrum of the New Mexico & Arizona railway has fixed to go to the dzlondyke in the spring.
 Miss Freda Herrera celebrated her eighteenth birtHday on the 18th ult. She is a daughter of the Nogales banker.
 County Recorder Cronin of Yuma, will ask the board to give him an assistant Office work is growing rapidly.
 Work of laying the cement side walks and gutters along Morley av- enue at Nogales is progressing very favorably.
 Dr. w. T. Heffernan entertained his gentlemen friends handsomely on New Years eve at his bachelor quar- ters in Yuma.
 The Red Mems mask ball gwen at Jerome on Friday night was one of those successes so often heard of in that locality.
 c. w. Tillman left Globe for Flor ence in response to letters announcing the serious illness of his wife with typhoid fever.
 LA. P. Merritt, who left Globe to go to Klondyke, returned last week. ac- companied by his wife and daughter from Colorado.
 Free dinner was served to the en- ployes of the United Verde company at Jerome on Christmas day at their boarding house.
 M H. Van Trees of Cairo, H., has accepted a position in the freight of flee of the Sonora and New Mexico railroads at Nogales.
 An ..early and nall' dance was given at the s. P. hotel in Yuma on Ch<sstmas night The affair was man aged by Sport McAllister Meeden.
 Foremen Adamson and Jensen of the United Verde Copper company's corps of foremen distinguished them sselvs3 at the Jerome fire of ten days
 Th' Oasis devotes three pages in telling what Nogales has done in 1897. The people of that town are to be cong latnlateG on the energy they dis play. A
 A grand ball was given Dec Bis. at the municipal palace, Nogafes, So- nora, in honor of MT. Carlos G. Mer- tens. the new administrator of GUS toms <. The old yeaY was dismissed and the new year welcomed with music and reve1ry at Parker's hall in Florence. Momus and a gay retinue held high carnival
 -DeSuty Sheriff Munds left for Je- rorsA Junction Friday to capture a1 inp he man supposed to be wander iH$S somewhere between that poi-t aSx Prescott
 aNx- Postmaster T. T. Hunter and wife of Safford gave a fine Christmas dinner to relatives and friends. Af ter dinner came music and other pleasant features.
 Golden Rule chaptef No. 1, order of t]e Eastern Star of Prescott, in stal I'd officers on Friday evening. A social entertainment followed the in- sta1lAtion csremonies
 A kranchi2e for a telephone system has been e4anted to John B. Wright by the Yuma city council. The ar ticle provides that the line be in oper- ationl on or before June l.
 Mr9. George e. Ruffner. wife of Yavafpai eounty's sheriff. spent Chri{ {tmas as a guest of MT and Mrs. A Jl Knoblock of Jerome and while in the city attended the Christmas lSall.
 Pal lick C. Dunne, father of John, William and Edward Dunne of Yuma, died llt his home in Fl Paso last week.
 dmportant improvements to the Yuma school buildings are contem- platetd-
 J. H. Thompson and Dr. John S. Collins left Globe last week for Los Angeles where they will join Dr. T. s. Collins and proceed to Seattle There they will outfit for the journey to Klondyke.
 They gave a ball at Camp Verde last Monday and the Reporter man has this to say of the fair sex: The . Verde valley can produce more pretty girls than any section of the country in the southwest.
 John Kirkpatrick, whose hand was injured by the crane three weeks ago, had the two first fingers of his left hand amputated at the second joint by Dr. Woods, the United Verde com- pany physicfi at Jerome.