Arizona republican., 1898-06-25
YUMA COUNTY.

Mr and Mrs. Dan Devore of Fortuna paid Yuma visit Wednesday.
 Mel Greenleaf and Scotty Russell re- to Los Angeles.
 Fred Freddy of Yuma has been quite i'll for the past week, but at present is slowly improving.
 Miss Josephine Kelley of Tucson ar r-ved in Yuma Thursday on two weeks visit to Mrs. Isaac Levy. Mrs. J. H. -Shanssy and daughter of Yuma returned to the coast Monday, after weeks visit at home.
 MT. and Mrs. Graham Caldicott went to Los Angeles from Yuma on an ex- cursion train for brief stay.
 District Attorney Wright is still very sick man, and his friends enter tain grave doubts of his recovery.
 The steamer Mohave left Yuma on Tuesday for Giers Landing with some mining machinery for Giffen & Cortel- you.
 Jake Politzer, deputy revenue col lector, arrived in Yuma Monday, and has taken charge of his duties as col lector at that port.
 The work of macadamiZing Madison avenue is progressing nicely, and when completed Yuma will have two of the best paved streets in the territory.
 Contractor Woodman is building a neat little frame business house for John Gondolfo on Main street, Yuma. The building will be occupied by the Yuma Bakery.
 The weather of Yuma the past week has been acting very Iuch like sum- mer, and unless a moderation takes place socn the annual exodus for the coast will begin.
 Pedro Gonzales of Red Rock and Miss Lola Olea of Yuma were married at the Catholic church Friday morning by Rev. Father Albrecht. The happy couple left in the afternoon for their future home at Gold Rock.
 Jose Altamirano, aged 22 years, died at his home in Mohawk on Wednesday, June 8. He was we'll known in Yuma, and leaves many warm friends who sincerely sympathiZe with his surv1v- ing father, brothers and sisters.
 Post No. g, G. A. R., of Yuma, has appointed committee to wait upon c. P. Cronin and solicit his membership in that worthy order. Con is little backward about associating himself with the old battle-scarred veterans, but strong influence is being brought to bear, and he had just as well come into the fold at once.
 YAvAPAI COUNTY.
 Con Cleary, the Ash Fork sheepman, is in Prescott.
 The grand jury completed it's labors "Wednesday and adjourned.
 The Arizona regiment is up to date still hanging tenderly in the balance.
 Mrs. W. c. Potts and daughter, Miss Queenie, are visiting relatives in Pres colt.
 George Leander, charged with the Lemon jewelry robbery in Prescott, has plead guilty.
 Dr. Criley of Prescott has gone over to Jerome to take a look at the biggest mine in the world.
 Miss Rodgy Pratt and Chas Raible have returned to Prescott from attend ing school at Ontario, Cal.
 Judge James M. Sanford, an old time resident of Prescott, but now of Williams, is visiting in Prescott.
 Three carloads of Colorado vOlun- teers, en route to San Francisco, passed through Ash Fork on Tuesday s weStbOund train.
 Miss Davis, who has been visiting the family of Rev. o. A. Oats of Pres colt for several days, left Tuesday for her home in California.
 Jos. Dougherty, the Prescott mer- chant, on leaving for the east Tuesday morning, took his first trip over the s. F., P. & P. railroad, between Prescott and Ash Fork.
 Dr. J. s. Bartlett returned Tuesday morning to Prescott from San Fran cisco, where he went to secure med ical treatment. He has improved very much, and will resume the practice of his profession.