Arizona republican., 1898-06-23
GRAHAM COUNTY.


 MT. Fraissinet is pushing the work cn the residence to be occupied by Henry Ross at Clifton.
 Rurley Eggs of Clifton has been quite sick for the past two weeks, but is convalescing.
 Harry Solomon spent Sunday in Clifton. He came in from the Bonita country, where he has been spending short vacation.
 R. Sutherland of Edinburgh, Scot land, arrived in Clifton last Friday, to take a clerkship in the general office of the A. c. Co.
 Mrs. J. L. Schall and children of Cliff ton have gone to Colorado to spend the summer with friends and relatives. Mr., Schall expects to join them later.
 Wm Shine and family of Clifton have moved to Lordsburg, where he has accepted a position under his brother, Tim Shine, agent of the A. 6 N M. railroad at that place.
 There seems to be a lull in the con- gressional race, but as several of the candidates have been invited to deliver Fourth of July orationS, the political battle for the nomination will no doubt be renewed with destructive fury after that time.-Bulletin.
 President Garland is pushing the Gila Valley, Globe and Northern rail- way with all possible speed. The line passes through the very best portions of Southern Arizona, and it's comple- tion to Globe will stimulate the devel- opment of some very rich mineral coun- try including the Lone Star, Yukon and the Coal Field districts in Graham county, and the Globe district and all the vast mineral belt between Globe and Tonto Basin in Gila county. The people of Graham and Gila counties owe everlasting gratitude to MT. Gar land, who was the first to undertake the work of bringing them railroad, and he is to be congratulated on the near approach of the completion of the road.-Bulletin.
 YAVAPAI COUNTY.
 The Whipple postoffice has been dis continued.
 surprises in Prescott.
 Mrs. s. w. Thorne left Prescott Fri day for visit to San Francisco.
 Dr. A. J. Moore of Fayetteville, Ar kansas, is in Prescott.
 c. E. Denton is in Prescott, having just returned from an extended trip to the Colorado river.
 Ticket Agent w. S. Goldsworthy, of the S. F., P. & P. railroad, yesterday ticketed Mic Giola of Congress through to Genoa, Italy.
 ho1v ranch on Willow creek some time ago, and John Bryant will be pleased to hear from him or receive any informa- tion leaning to his whereabouts.
 Mrs. W. c. Bashford and Mrs. J. M. Watts will leave Prescott on Monday for their summer vacation in Califor- nia. Miss Kiernan will accompany them as far as Barstow, on her way to her home in Oregon.
 Contractor Geo. A. Giles of Prescott has the fire department buildingo of that city anchored o. K. in it's new location. He made good job of it's removal. When it comes to moving buildings MT. Giles is all right.
 The Good TemplarS are anxious to have every friend of the order in Pres colt meet with them at their hall next Monday evening A good musical pro- gramme and literary exercises will be had. Refreshments will also be served.
 Frank Gilstrap and z. C. Brown re- turned Saturday to Prescott from Je- rome, to which point they travelled on bicycles. They made the trip gong In less than seven hours, and fn returning MT. Brown had mishap and smashed his wheel, which necessitated longer time in coming back.
 The closing exercises of the public schools were well attended at the high school building at Prescott last Friday evening. They were of a very inter esting nature. The pupils of the schools have made commendable progress dur ing the past year, which is very cred itable to the corps of instructors en- plOyed.