Arizona republican., 1898-07-19
Arizona Day by Day


the money kings There is no section of the southwest where industry in cul- tivating the soil is so liberally re- warded-Bulletin
 Globe can now begin to arrange for the reception of the iron horse. It will not be long in coming to that thriving city. Let there be big celebration, joined in by the people of the Gila valley, who will also be greatly bene. fited by the completion of the Gila Valley, Globe & Northern railway Bulletin.
 Whats the matter with the politic- ians? Are there to be no candidates in Graham county this fall? The demo- cratic county committee should get to- gether and call the county convention. Give the people plenty of time to in vestigate the qualifications of all who may ask a nomination this fal1-Bul- letin.
 FINAL COUNTY. Charles Melee now has charge of the Riverside station.
 Recorder Chamberlin of Florence l left last week for Los Angeles. The vicinity of Florence has been visited by several refreshing rains. Miss Alice Lemon of Florence leaves this week for California to attend school
 County Treasurer P. R. Brady, Jr.. and family, left Florence last week for trip to the coast. G. O. Eaton and bride have moved into the Stanfield house in the West ern addition of Florence. i Will Stanley was in Florence last week looking for fat cattle and hogs for the Globe market.
 J. J. Fraser, mayor of Bloomerville. was in Florence last week shaking hands with his many friends. 1 Miss Ida Swingle arrived in Flor ence from San Diego, Cal, last week and will visit her brother on the San Pedro.
 w. J. Cain, representing wholesale ] liquor house of Phoenix, was in Flor ence Thursday interviewing the saloon men.
 1 w. R. Kentfeld and A. T. Cotton of Florence went to Queen creek Fri day to make some surveys for the government
 Rev. I. T. Whittemore of Florence i left yesterday for Colorado Springs, where he has been invited to deliver a lecture on the Indian question.
 There was very pleasant dance at Will Graham's house at Wentworth a week ago last night which was great ly enjoyed by those who participated. l The residence of Nick White has been greatly improved by the addition l of porch along the entire front. It 1 is now one of the neatest places in l Florence.
 Mrs. G. M. Broadway and son expect to spend next month at the Mountain the most delightful spots in Pinal county.
 The sum subscribed to the Maine monument fund by the school children of Pinal county amounted to $17.80 which has been forwarded to the trus- l tees of the fund by the county school superintendent.
 Constable Westfall was at Florence from Casa Grande last week on busi- ness before the board of supervisors
 He recently received a letter from his brother George, now on the Klon- dyke, who says he has three good claims on Fl Dorado creek. George estimates that there will be fifteen millions in gold brought out this year Sidney Bartleson of Florence went
 to his cattle ranch the other day witE
 some new water tanks and supplies
 The Marquand interest in the ranch
 was recently purchased, and it is now
 the sole property of the Bartlesons.
 District Attorney Cassiday instituted
 suit last week in the name of ths
 county against John Miller. chairman
 of the board of supervisors; F. A Chamberlin, clerk; and P. R. Brady Jr., treasurer, to enjoin the making ant issuance of warrants on the salar,
 fund ahead of other allowed claims o1 ' such fund. A temporary injunction l: was issued by the court commissions , which will prevent the payment o claims out of their regular order.