Arizona republican., 1898-07-22
COCONINO COUNTY.

now wire between Ash Fork and Phoe- nix.
 H. F. Adams and A. Lrake are vis- itine the Supais in Cataract conyon this week.
 James Grand and Bill Crowel Pic nicked'' this week between Williams and Jerome.
 F. R. Nellis has returned to VII liams from his mines, where he has been since Thursday.
 J.X. Mcdonald, foreman of the Sagi- nav camps, was in Williams Sunday visiting his wife.
 Frank Burt was at Williams from Asn Fork last week and reported that thriving little town among the best.
 Andrew Smith, superintendent O. the Western Union company, trans acted business in Williams Thursday;
 Ed Keeler's new residence will be the finest in Williams. Ed has rep utation for never doing things by halves.
 c. T. Lewis is keeping force of Williams carpenters and painters busy erecting numerous buildings at Ash Fork.
 Joseph Johnston and family ''pic nicked'' last Saturday in Spring val ley. Joe says no more beautiful spot exists on earth.
 Lee Perkins, manager of Phelan's butcher shop at Flagstaff, and wife, were at Williams last Sunday to spend the day with home folks.
 Claude Brown left Williams Tues day for two weeks visit with home folks in Los Angeles. He will visit Santa Catalina before his return.
 MT. and Mrs. George McKim have moved back from Winslow to Will liams. MT. McKim is engineer on en- zine No. 42, which has been placed in the yards there.
 J. c. Mcfarland, resident manager for Lombard, Goode & Co.,, went east Tuesday as far as Winslow, to meet his wife and family who will spend the summer in Williams.
 Sanford Rowe of Williams and force of men left this week for the horse TO- deo. Mr- Rowe has disposed of one shipment of horses to Oklahoma at a financial advantage and w1n make an other shipment as soon as horses are gathered
 Mrs. Dr. Melick and son Earl have returned to Williams from St. Louis. Mrs. Melick consulted the best doctors of the Mississippi valley in regard to her young son, who became deaf from the effects of spinal meningitis last spring. His case seems to be hope less, which is a great misfortune to both child and parents.
 Judge W. N Hunter came up to Will f1ams from kingman this week, where he IS general manager for the J. M. Dennis Lumber company The judge Is the happiest man in town, and whether he will survive his exceeding great joy is a matter for conjecture. As man owes all great gifts to woman so the judge is under obligations to his wife. who presented him with 12A1s-pound girl Tuesday morning. future charming Miss Hunter. Mother and child are doing nicely, but it re- mains an open question whether the judge will be able to undergo the or deals of Kingman heat anyways soon. News.
 NAVAJO COUNTY.
 Colonel J. F. Wilson was in Holbrook Thursday
 lily Smith is spending a few days with the boys in Holbrook
 Wheat and all other crops are look ing fine in Navajo county.
 Ben Burke has returned to Holbrook From a trip to Springervi1le
 Joe Woods is back in Holbrook hay ing taken in the Omaha exposition.
 J. J. Shumway of Taylor was in Hol- brook on business last Tuesday.
 Harry Carty of Holbrook has ac- cepted position in the A. c. M. I.
 William Amos returned to Holbrook from Kansas City Thursday morning.
 John R. Hulett and J. H. Frisby of Hclbrook went to Snowflake last week.
 Miss Ina Pomeroy of Mesa has been employed to teach at Taylor next year.
 Mrs. J. H. Willis of Snowflake has Just been given the care of a new baby boy.
 The station agent at Navajo Springs Mr. Fish, was made a happy father last week
 N- A. Brimhall was in Holbrook from Taylor Wednesday to meet Mrs. Vest over of Mesa.
 Mrs. L. Selva was in Holbrook from Winslow last week to attend to matters En the probate court.
 R. c. Kinder of Holbrook went out 10 his sheep camp where he will re- main about one month
 Mrs. M. M. Sparling, for long time night operator tNavajo Springs, is now day operator at Williams.
 MT. John A. Hall of Phoenix and Miss Laura Ellsworth of Show Low were married on the 11th instant.
 Joseph Lilywhite, J. Y. Lee and H. A Hatch have secured the contract to build the Hay Lake reservoir.
 James Porter returned to Holbrook from Kansas City Monday morning. He sold his mutton to good advantage.
 MT. and Mrs. W. c. Barnes left Ho1- brook on a camping trip the first of the week. They will be absent for about one month
 MT. J. D. Bull arrived in Holbrook from Fort Apache last week and will spend some time with his family he fore returning.