Arizona republican., 1898-09-04

MT. 1IOlNdS WUOurun OL OiileoA with his wife, left for Alaska Friday l B. F. Billingsley and Dr. Graham of Duncan made trip to LordsburS last week. Born, to the wife of Alberto Mungia in Solomonville, Friday, August D, a daughter. Mir. Austin of Tempe is looking at property in Stafford with view or settling. Jim Parks and Chan Olmstead re- turned to Duncan from a trip to Tue son last week.
 Elmer Heslett of Jerome will attend military school at Albuquerque, N. M, the ensuing year.
 E. D. Futile of Stafford fell from the roof of his house last Monday and is still in bed as a result.
 w. w. Rawlins, attorney at law. who intends to make Solomonville his place of business, was in Tucson last week.
 Deputy Sheriff Ben Clark of Clifton, who was recently so badly hurt by his horse falling on him, is able to be about again.
 Si Gibson of Jerome, who had his leg broken a few weeks ago at T. r. Mil ler's store, is able to be out with the aid of crutches
 The family of A. F. Wheeler left Jerome last Friday for San Francisco, having disposed of their property in Jerome to James Kelly.
 Mr. and Mrs R. J. Hambrook, Mrs. Cook and Ed Bowers of Phoenix are in Prescott They are en route home from the Grand canyon.
 Ed Ringold, brother of Frank Rim gold of Clifton, arrived in that town from California recently and will re- main there during the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. A. Smith have returned to Clifton from a three months trip to Scotland, and report having had a very pleasant trip. The people of Lone Star district in Graham county are building lumber school house near the Montezuma bridge, south of MT. Whites place
 A. P. Waibridge, past grand chief Templar of Phoenix is visiting in the vicinity of Solomonville and tonight will hold a temperance meeting in that town.
 Miss Anna B. Fleming, formerly a teacher in the Prescott public schools, will teach the primary department o1 the Jerome schools the ensuing year. She is very highly recommended.
 At Pima Sheriff Marshall has his new brick hotel nearly completed It is a magnificent brick structure and will be the finest hotel in Graham county.
 Two carloads of watermelons were shipped from Duncan to Clifton last week. The melon men claim that the market in Clifton is very slow on melons.
 The Stafford school is to have three teachers the coming term, Prof. Jones ' Miss Mary Futile and Miss .darld Kemp. It will probably open about the first of October
 A. P. Walbridge, P G. c. T., Mr Austin, G. T., and MT. Jewell, G. o. are visiting Good Templar lodges in the valley this week, and are holding public meetings.-Safford Correspon dence of Bulletin
 MT. A. A. Gemmel, who has been ir the employ of the Arizona Copper com pany for the past ten years, has .re signed his position, and together witt his wife, will leave for Brooklyn, N Y.. the latter part of this month.
 The early marriage of Lee Dunn one of the popular clerks of T. F. Mil Ter company, and Miss Carrie Wedorie a popular society belle of San Fran cisco, is nnounced.-Jerome Reporter A. l.. Kicker of Jerome left for hi: old home in Maine Wednesday, after having spent many years in the west He will stay some time in the east re newing acQuaintances of his youth.
 The range in the vicinity of Duncan needs rain. The grass got a good star from the rains in June and July bu have had no rain to speak of thi: month and consequently the grass i: drying up.
 Mrs. Dave Cough, accompanied b! her two children. left Solomonvill last Tuesday to join her husband a Mapimi, state of Durango, Mexico. MT Cough is connected with the mine near there.
 Lee Dunn of Jerome received a tele gram Monday announcing the death o his father at his home in San Francis co. MT. Dunn's health has been in precarious condition for some tims and his death was not unexpected.
 D. D. AudulS Has Qullc du lltcICSt l farms at Duncan. He contemplate putting in forty acres in alfalfa thi fall on his place across the river. Be sides this he controls the Whitefiel farm on the opposite side of the river
 Correspondence of the Bulletin say that protracted revival meetings ar being held at Richmond instead of tn regular camp meeting. Rev. Gladne is being assisted by two other minis ters of the gospel and it is reported success.
 Bishop Kendrick of the Episcops church. has written to his people i Jerome offering to give to Congres and Jerome the service of a recto There is but little doubt, says the Rs porter, that Jerome can raise the $3C required of her.
 MT. Samuel Abraham, who sold h