Arizona republican., 1898-02-01
|Al Over AriIzona|

ruary 4.
 Building is the watch word in the town of Pima.
 Clifton had it's share of snow during January, though light fall.
 Roy & Titcomb received big train load of lumber at Nogales last week
 Miss Catherine C. Christ of Tucson is visiting her sister, Ms. B. Titcomb Nogales. :
 The Gem ssys Coco-tno county has the richest undeveloped coal fields ln the west.
 Arthur E. Jacobsen has withd1awn from the firm of P. J. Jacobson & Son at Stafford.
 J. o. Adamson, formerly Of Prescott, is visiting that place. His home IS in Les Angeles
 A. F. Saul, a mining man of Bisbee, was at the California in San Fran cisco Friday.
 William Roden, one of the successful cattlemen of Coconino county, reports cattle doing well.
 County Treasurer B. B. Adams of consequently happy.
 Dr. E. s. Miller left Flagstaff for Phoenix to spend a few days in the recuperation of his heallh.
 R. c. Kinder, Navajo county stockman, left last week for Salt River valley to remain until March.
 Ex-Postmaster T. J. Ross and fam fly have returned to Flagstaff after three sojourning in Phoenix.
 Ben Spiller, formerly assayer at Evans Point, Graham county, has gone to live in Baker City, Oregon.
 Mrs. E. s. Gosney and children left Flagstaff for Los Angeles recently to three months sojourning in Phoenix. Conductor Kippur and Shorty Rickard, formerly of the s. F. P. & F., are in train service west of Win slow.
 Manager John R. Hulett of the Co., Op at HOlbrook and Snowflake dellv cred lecture at the latter place las week.
 Miss Mahoney left last week for Columbus, Ohio. Miss Mahoney was called back on business and will re- turn to Winslow the coming spring.
 Winslow has had a longer stretch of cold weather this winter than any previous season. Snow Tuesday last week and degrees below zero was the mark.
 The ball given by the brotherhood of locomotive firemen Thursday at Winslow WIS largely attended. The music was most excellent and the sup per fit for gods.
 E. A. Van Arnin, manager of the cy1o departed last Thursday for the City of Mexico, to meet MT. J. H. Hamp- son by appointment.
 J. G. Hopkins, secretary for the Arizona Copper company, is in Den yer on business of important nature. The Owls of Nogales gave a grand masquerade ball on Friday evening. Ex-County Treasurer A. T. Cornish and John Clark have been cutting and storing ice at Flagstaff.
 T. c. Evans, ex-deputy postmaster and correspondent of the SolomonNille Bulletin at Clifton, has accepted position in the Copper Queen com pany's store at Bisbee.
 The Pima County Investment com pany sold Friday to Messrs B. s. Newman & Go. Of Fl Paso a bunch of 1000 yearling heifers. They were fine lot of young animals.
 Court Perry is acting as division superintendent of the Santa Fe Pa cific a5 Needles during the absence of John Denair, who is laid up in the sisters hospital in Prescott.
 w F. Hagan, the substa ntfal mer- chant at Clifton, is just completing a new store at Morenci. The building is 32x4O and will be stocked with a full line of general merchandise.
 Superintendent J. L. Hubbard of the Santa iFe Pacific received his new pri- vate car las, week, and it is a beauty. Superintendent Denair's privale car pissed west destined to the Needles.
 Regina Herrera, the 9-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs Fred Herrera of Nogales gave a party Saturday in honor of her ninth birthday and had about thirty Of her little friends pres ent
 The Clifton Mandolin club enter tained few friends at the home of the Smith Bros. Clifton can boast of enc of the best mandolin clubs in the territory. There was music and refreshments.
 At Tucson on Thursday a da1ce was given at the ,Regimental band quarters in honor Of Miss Carlotita Ges nit, of Los Angeles, who is visit ing friends in that city. It was a very successful and enjoyable affair
 W. B. Kunkie, formerly manager o the Harvey house at Winslow, open ed the Argyle house in Los Angeles MT. Kunkie is well known along tht line of the Santa Fe Pacific and h3t a whole host of friends in Winslow
 Guy Velsir went from lNogales tt Benson last week to work in the Well. Fargo office there. Globe Kenned, of Tucson will take Mir Velsir's place Mir. Kennedy is the first white bo. born in Globe.
 Mrs. c. M. Shannon of Clifton threv her doors open to some bosom friend. who whiled away the winter hour with games recently. Mesdames Col quhoun, Hopkins, T. Smith J. D. A Smith, Brown and DRnby were Of tn party.
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