Arizona republican., 1898-07-27
PIMA COUNTY.

Miss Lizzie Morris of Tucson left Sunday morning for San Francisco, where she will remain abou, six weeks.
 c. w. Treadway, H. B. Turner, Esq, | and Frank Gordon, prominent mem bers of the Nogales railway fraternity, l were guests at the San Xavier Sat 1 urday.
 E. J. Trippel left Tucson Sunday for | his large almond orchard near Mesa, where he will superintend the gather ing of the fruit His family will join him in few days.
 Uncle William Gam and family from Globe are in Tucson to enjoy city life for a few days, guests at the Occidental. MT. Gam is one of the biggest cattle men in his county.
 Fermin Eurrola, proprietor of the Union saloon at the corner of Meyer and Jackson streets in Tucson, died Saturday after long spell of sickness. Deceased was 36 years old and had re- sided in Tucson for the last ten years.
 Phoenix is bound to give Governor Murphy a reception whether he wants it or not It would be good joke if the governor did not put in his appear ance when these reception folks were all ready to receive him.-Tucson Star.
 Ever since the new granolithic walks were put in around the court house the lawn, which was injured by having the gravel and cement dumped on it. has never looked the same. In view of this the superintendent of the grounds has had the injured portions of the grounds spaded up and new grass seed sown, so that in a few weeks the old time beauty of the place will have been restored. Such fine building as the court house should be ornamented with well laid cut flower beds and walks, and the present superintendent seems alive to the fact.-Star.
 Three Mexican gentlemen whose place of residence is not known, saun- tered into the H. Menager dry goods store at the corner of Meyer and Mes silla, yesterday morning and while one of them was inspecting some shoes presumably with view of purchasing, the other two were very literally help ing themselves to some ribbon. They were about to conclude nice job o . it when the manager walked in. He immediately communicated by tele phone with Marshal Oaks, and the two accused parties were soon under ar rest. They are now guests of the city l jailer, awaiting their trial which will be had in justice court before Judge 1 w. F. Scott tomorrOw.-Star. l Tucson never does anything with a rush, but whatever it has to do is done in a steady but sure way. At present the most noticeable features of the 1 town are the building operations, and we look with pride upon the new build ings now in course of construction. The 1 four new stores opposite Wheeler & Perry on Congress street, are rapidly nearing completion, and will greatly enhance in value the adjoining prop erty. Another building worthy of mention is that being erected on Con- vent street by Felipe Vilaescusa to be used as private residence. All over l the town improvements are being made and by fall the town will present an entirely different appearance.-Star.
 YUMA. COUNTY. Matt Perry, the prospector, is in Yuma from Monitor.
 R. J. Duncan left Yuma Wednesday evening for trip, his objective point being Denver.
 John Gandolfo returned to Yuma | Tuesday from Phoenix, where he went on a short business trip.
 | Colonel John Shanssey is recent ar
 rival in Yuma from the coast, where
 he has been visiting his wife
 Dr. P. G. Cotter left Yuma Friday
 morning fro short visit to San Jose, | ic ha <l term.
 George CliQuet came to Yuma from
 Palomas Thursday. Although an old
 time republican he has grievances
 against several prominent repub. can
 office holders in that section. l George Cox. the civil engineer, left
 Yuma Thursday morning for Los An
 geles. He found Yuma too dull for his line of business, as there are numerous others here plying the same avocation | F. T. Asplnwall, ex-assistant super
 lntendent of the territorial peniten- tlary, returned Tuesday from Phoenix,
 where he traded off the uniform that
 he Intended to wear to the Philippines
 as volunteer-Yuma Sun.
 Rev, J. A. Crouch of Yuma went to Gold Rock week ago last Monday. He
 returned the next day and on Wednes- day in company w4,h his wife went to Long Beach. MT. Crouch's pastorate
 has expired and he will not come back
 to Yuma unless he receives reappoint
 ment.
 A dead man, thought to have been all lrishman, was found about 100 yards
 south of the railroad company's stock pen in Yuma last Sunday morning.
 Judge Werninger held a coroner's in- quest, but there was nothing on the body by which it could be identified
 with the exception of the name Kelly
 written in hymn book and testament
 found in one of the pockets of the
 mans clothng
 George w. Seaver and Miss Lida =. Crocker, both from Santa Monica, were
 married by Probate Judge Abe Frank on the 17th instant. George William
 kneib and Miss Annetti Hooper of Los
 Angeles also escaped from California $
 cruel divorce laws and were united by
 Rev. J. A. Crouch. That love laughs at obstacles was communicated on Got