Arizona republican., 1898-06-17

and Timber company. The bride IS re gently from California. The newl.
 welded pair were given reception a t their home in Milton Monday night.
 MT. and Mrs. c. s. Dales today ac } companied Mrs. Dales' sister, Mrs. J. Sturman, to her home in Flagstaff Ariz. MT. Dales has been very poorly of late, and a change was imperative They will probably be gone for several months.-Santa Monica Outlook.
 Deputy Sheriff c. A. Bush left Flag lstaf Tuesday for Tuba City to serve a writ of injunction on the Indian agent restraining him from interfering with the settlers until the matter can be heard in court. Ashton Nebeker ac- Icompanied Deputy Bush as a guide. Flagstaff Lodge, No. 13, A. o. U. w, elected the following officers for the ensuing term: J. R. Treat, M w; T. A. Rickel, F.; A. A. Dutton, O.; c. A. Bush, G.; c. NJ. Funston, recorder; C. F. Wilson, financier; J. A. Wilson, re- ceiver; Clark Hit, J. w.; John Chris holm, O. W.
 Godfrey Sykes and family of Flag staff returned Tuesday from a trip to Yuma and the Gulf of California. They were absent three months, and report having had an enjoyable time The return trip from Yuma was made over land. Stanley Sykes is now in Yuma, and will return here in a few weeks. S B. Echenique, who for many years has been herding large bands of sheep up the Otay, is now shipping them to Arizona, where he has rented lands in the vicinity of Flagstaff. The sheep, numbering 5000, are shipped from San Diego in twenty double-decked cars, the cost of shipment being about $500 i-Otay, Cal, Press.
 l YAVAPAI COUNTY.
 About twenty prisoners were before the grand jury.
 John Koontz shipped 1900 head of cattle from Prescott Monday. John Koontz, the cattleman, is in Prescott from Simmons He reports good beef cattle in that section. l M Darnell is in Prescott from Rich enbar. He will go to Silver City, and enter the employ of the Hearst estate. | Dr. Murphy, late of Phoenix; is now located in Jerome. The doctor is a physcian of several years practice, and spent some time throughout California. Jerome throws out a most hearty in vitation to the citizens of the Verde valley to join them on the Fourth of July and have a good time. Every body invited.
 H. E. Dodge, the new night operator for the Western Union telegraph com pany in Prescott. is recent arrival from Los Angeles. He is giving good. service and satisfying the company's patrons.
 The county hospital at present con- aims twenty-seven patients. Parties who recently visited the institution re- port that it is kept in excellent shape, beint neat and tidy. and the patients are provided with good food. A lively game of baseball was played at Prescott Sunday between Crafts "Wide-Awakes" and Marion's Judy Cakes" resulting in victory for the latter by score of g to 5. The same teams will play again next Sunday.
 The Odd Fellows of Jerome elected the following officers Thursday evening Hast: A. c. Lawrence, N. G.; Harry Johnson, V. G.; G. W. Hull, R. S.; Frank Clement, Treas. The Odd Eel lows lodge of Jerome is now very prosperous institution, growing in membership very fast.
 Wm. Deering showed a Prescott re- porter several pieces of curled up sheet lead, which had just been taken out of his hand, into which they flew the night Stewart fired at him, shooting his pistol from his hands. MT. Deer ling has another gragment of this bullet in the fleshy part of his shoulder.
 PIMA COUNTY.
 There is a growing demand for lhOuSes in Tucson.
 B. D. French left for Nogales We'd tuesday morning from Tucson. Charles Richmond has returned to Tucson from Bisbee after a weeks ab- iSence.
 The dwelling owned by Fred L. Will Hanson, Stone avenue, Tucson, IS nearing completion.
 1 General L. H. Manning and his bride returned to Tucson on Monday from their trip o Mexico.
 1 Ex-Legislator H. C. Herrick was in Tucson Tuesday from Fairbanks, re- turning the next day.
 NIT. Witherspoon, formerly of the Wilcox postoffice, is keeping books lat Goldbaum's, Tucson.
 Strawberries from near town ranches lare coming into Tucson in small lots.
 The Pearson building in Tucson Is receiving a coat of paint in needed iplaces.
 Tuesday a trainload of Sonora cat tie recently purchased by MT L. E. Anderson, came up from the south were crossed over and sent along north from Nogales.
 Early this week Mr. Thomas Yerkes of Santa Ana, was at Nogales, return ing home from visit at Tucson, where l he had been some weeks, completing his evidence in an Indian depreciation case.
 Sunday MT. R. c. Garland, special , lagent of the United States department 7 tof fho interior arrived at Nnqa1oS