Arizona republican., 1898-01-17
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Hav is sa0 a ton in Clifton.

married at Clifton last week.
 Skating parties are not infrequent occurrences around St. Johns.
 The eastern Gila valley canal com pany has it's ditch nearly completed.
 The music of the sleigh bells was heard on Flagstaff streets the past week.
 D. P. Bassett of Marionville, Mo-, wants a location near Clifton for saw mill.
 Mrs. Ado1ph Solomon of El Paso is visiting with the family or l. E. Solomon in Solomonvi1e.
 Tom Ford has been appointed cat tie inspector at Holbrook vice John T. Jones resigned.
 Mrs. Mary c. Massey of Duncan has sold a half interest in her cattle to Charles Holmes.
 Captain Pierce of the Apache foot ball team is getting his team in prac- tice for another game.
 The Navajo county treasury holds the sum of $29, ,73647 as found by the board of supervisors.
 Alejandro Peralta, well known citizen of Apache county, died at St. Johns on the 2nd inst.
 On December 25 at Baltimore, Md, the father of B. M. Crawford of Cliff ton died. at the age of S2.
 Mrs. Dr. J. A. Miller left Flagstaff Thursday for Detroit, Michigan, to be absent three or four months.
 The Skylight Kicker is to be known hereafter as the Flagstaff Gem. So announces the editor thereof.
 The addition to the Hotel Navajo, T. J. lesser, proprietor, in Winslow, will be finished February 1.
 The treasurer of Coconino county shows a balance of S44,244 on hand at the opening of the present year.
 The contract for carrying mail be- tween Clifton and Morenci has been awarded to Henry Hill of Clifton.
 There are nine residences, business course of construction at Winslow.
 Arthur Elias of Solomonville receiv- ed an order from J. N. Porter at Ge- ronimo for two caroads of corn.
 It is estimated that one hundred and fifty thousand dollars will De put into buildings at Flagstaff next summer.
 Seager @Q Parr are building a new and attractive residence for Julius Krentz, an old resident of Winslow
 s. l. Frankenfield, the genial book keeper for the Aztec Land and Cattle company left Tuesday for Albuquer- que.
 Sheriff Cameron of Coconino- coun- ty collected s9,296 in 1897. His fess and salary for nine months was $6,- S92.
 master of St. Johns took charge New Years day Ben Schuster is deputy postmaster.
 coal camp in eastern Graham reports about 200 feet
 A gentleman writes from Tennessee to a Clifton party that he would like to invest about S5G,0OO in a private bank at Clifton.
 Mrs. E. s. Clark and children left Flagstaff last week for an extended pleasure visit in Los Angeles and southern California towns.
 The surveying party in charge of MT. Contzen has reached the top of Mount Trumbull on the San Carlos reservation, being checked by snow.
 Bisbee is to have another theatrical performance on the 17th inst. Si Per kins and troupe will remain week, and then go to Tucson for one week.
 There will be an opera at the Apache post hall on Wednesday night It is given by the officers, the proceeds to buy furniture for the new chapel.
 Apache county finances are in flat tering condition. The delinquent tax list only amounted to $2,330 out of a total levy of '$35, ,759, less than 2 per cent.
 Court Perry, formerly division su- perintendent from Williams to Gallup, has accepted a position as passenger conductor out of Los Angeles on the Southern California.
 Mrs. Charles Holt, who once made a very efficient postmistress in Clifton, has again taken charge of the office under the reign of MT. J. G. Hopkins, relieving T. c. Evans.
 Dell M. Potter is talking of utiliz- ing the hot water on his claim up the Frisco river, by putting up bath houses. Now that is very sensible idea, and as the medicinal properties of this water are we'll known.
 The first regular installment of off cers of Oraibi Tribe No. 8, Improved Order of Red Men, of Flagstaff, took place at their wigwam-on the SleeI of the seventh Sun Cold Moon G. s. D 407, Friday evening, Jan. ', 1898.
 Jim Parks of Duncan has been busy breaking a fine bunch of gelding; which he bought from the c rancf near Lordsburg. They are not bron chos, but large. stylish, we'll bret horses; bred especially for cattle horses.
 c. J. Rabbit returned to Flagstaff Saturday from an extended tri1 through old Mexico and southern Cali fornia. He purchased large numbe of cattle for his firm in Mexico, ant they will commence shipping iron that country next month.
 J. B. Mossman of Phoenix has ac