Arizona republican., 1898-09-29

U. F. HanSiOW or Lincoln, Neb-, IS Tn Tucson.
 c. E. Boyce of Williams visited Pres cott the other day.
 Mrs J. c. Snow Of Del Rio was in Prescott the ether day.
 James Finley has returned to Tue son from the Grand Army encampment held in Cincinnati recently.
 Edgar Stephens shipped ten cars of cattle to Colorado from Del Rio the other day
 William T. L;lsle of Ashland, Kan, shipped the other day from Del Rio 8 train load of cattle to Kansas.
 A. T. Cornish and c. A. Bush were Flagstaff politicians On various CT Iands in Williams last week.
 Hrs. William Read and children re- turned to Tucscn Sunday from their summer vacation on the coast.
 Mesdames John Flick and W. D. Col lard from Maine visited Williams friends the middle Of last week.
 The arrival Of a little girl frightened the home Of Mir and Mrs. Alfred Ruth Of Williams Tuesday Of last week.
 Judge Davis has returned to Tucson from Tombstone where he has been holding court for the last few weeks.
 Fcrty prisoners are in the Pima county jail, twenty-five of whom are awaiting the action of the grand jury. F. ". DeMuth Of the Santa Fe office at Gallup exchanged places with Clerk c. H. Brown of the Williams office last week.
 Mrs. Drsw and daughter, Mrs. Earns worth, returned to Williams the middle Cf last week from an extended visit with relatives at Mesa
 Attorney E. NJ Dee of Flagstaff was Q business visitor in Williams Thurs day in conference with the Saginaw Southern Railway company.
 The Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelling company resumed smelt- ing last WeGnescay at Globe, after be- ing closed down seventeen months.
 George Barbour, one Of the best boys in Williams, left last we5k for Illinois, where he will make his permanent home for the future, and attend school.
 2. S. Gosney Of Flagstaff, one Of the leading citizens Of northern Arizona, transacted important business with the sheep men in Williams last Thurs day.
 Edward Week and daughter, Miss Mamie week, brother and niece Of Mrs. C0rnelia Anderson, arrived in Globe last Friday from Los Angeles. They expect to make their hons in Globe. .
 Martin Buggeln of Williams has a force Of men busy digging the trenches for the pipe line to connect with the water reservoir which will be con structad at the hill spring.
 G. L. Belcher of the Henshaw, Buck ley company. a machinery firm Of San Francisco, was visiting with Manager J. c. Brown Of the Saginaw Lumber company at Williams ias: week.
 Mrs. ". R. Latta Of WinsIow, whC has been visiting with friends and rel atives in Ash Fork and Prescott the past month, yisiJ-l with MT. and Mrs. William Hayward Of Williams last week.
 Genial Joe Helnle, the Williams rep rasentative Of the Nyack Mining com- pany, is about the happiest man in that country a. present, the occasion Of his happiness being the arrival of Mrs Helmle and babies the middle Of last week.
 B. H. Weaver and wife left Prescott the ether day for Les Angelss on a visit As they have not been out Of the county before for twenty years. and as Mr. Weaver has devoted that whole .in.a to business, they are certainly richly entitled to a vacation.
 w. F. Cline has recently had erected CT his farm in upper Salt River valley a commcdious frame dwelling at 2 cost of about $500. The house was built by H. ". and c. Krischart oi Globe MT. Cline has one of the best improved farms in the valley.
 R. J. Williams, who has been at the Grand Prize mine near Payson for two months, putting up 3. copper smeltei for F. F. Childers, returned to Globe last Wednesday. MT. Williams speak: highly Of the mineral resources ol Green Mountain mining district
 J. F. Montgomery Of Globe received a telegram on Tuesday Of last weel announcing the death Of his brother William Gilmore Montgomery. or th; 18th instant at DoWnievilIe, Cal. De ceased was born in Brooklyn, N, Y. and was 67 years of age. He had live( in California for fifty years.
 Orders have been issued by the wal department making San Carlos an in dependent post to be garrisoned by . full battalion of troops This mean: the erection cf ample quarters ant other buildings. A company Of i1 fantry from Fort Grant arrived Gt SaI Carios recentIy-Globe Belt.
 J. S. King of Globe, who got caugh between two trail wagons on Septem Der 2, and had his right shoulder crushed and collar bone broken, is ablt to be about and is rapidly improving thanks to the skillful treatment of Dr