Arizona republican., 1898-04-13
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local militia cOmpdHJ.
 A Big Bug grading camp is within seven miles of Mayer.
 R. A. Alfred is justice of the peace at Thatcher vice Wood resigned.
 Mrs. G. w. Hull of Jerome has gone to Los Angeles on health trip.
 Maggie and G. H. Clark have deeded the Prescott laundry to D. M. Clark.
 The Wilcox stock yards are to be enlarged to double the present capac- ity.
 Congress, lower town, is being re- built as rapidly as circumstances will allow.
 The Mendoza Opera company now at Hermosillo, will shortly appear at No gales.
 G. H. Eldridge has started a new in dustry in Yuma, that of barbecuing meats.
 Charles Beck & Co. have received a carload of beef cattle at Nogales from Phoenix.
 A bank at Wilcox is greatly needed, likewise a good hotel run on the Amer ican plan.
 It is announced that the troops at Whipple will leave on Thursday of this week.
 Charles Howard sheared 5000 sheep and James Walsh $500 at Ash Fork this spring.
 James Nicks of Duncan has been made a deputy under Sheriff Birch field of Graham county
 Rev. 1. T. Whittemore of Florence is cfi1 frrtf irr voir east of that town
 Col. William Roy of Nogales is in Riverside, Cai., on account of an at tack of rheumatism.
 w. J. Mulvenon has been appointed administrator of the estate of Hughey Mulvenon, Prescott, deceased.
 In Williamson valley there will be a dance April 29 and the Willbanks or chestra of Prescott will play.
 W. R. Sprecher of Crittenden and Miss Anna Parker of Cairo, H., were united in marriage Thursday last.
 The troops at Fort Apache have been moved to Jefferson barracks Mo, pass ing through Holbrook on Monday
 Salt River valley beef finds a market as far east as the New Mexico line and west to Yuma. It even goes to No gales.
 G. W. Pittock, the able representa- tive of the Arizona Republican, paid Yuma another visit this week-Yuma Sentinel.
 The Yuma Sun is in it's second year, reports progress and a hope that Yuma will grow big enough to ask it to come out daily.
 On the 20th the leading people of Winslow will present at the opera house the play of "The New Years Reception"
 D. K. Udall has the mail contract between Holbrook and Springerville and R. Winner from Holbrook to Pleasant valley.
 Western Coconino county is strictly in it this year, with the introduction of several hundred thousand sheen from California
 Charles Cannall, we'll known citi- zen of Flagstaff, who has been vist tine Albuquerque, has returned to the Coco nlno county seat.
 Sheriff Ruffner will have the swell -hotel-for horses-in a short time Another step in the advancement oi Prescott Keep right on.
 Oak creek below Flagstaff is to be stocked with fish, if disciples Isaack Walton can have it so. Mark Smith writes encouragingly on the subject
 G. W. Pittock, the Arizona Republi- cans travelling correspondent and rus tler' came in Sunday from the east but did not tarry long, leaving Tues day.-Yuma Sun.
 w. F. McNelly of Globe has sold g twenty-five foot front lot on the main street for $1,000 cash. The location is dlagonally across from Kellner's store a central point
 A memorial altar cross was placed Tn the Episcopal church at Prescott Tn memory of ex-Mayor and Legislato Hon. J. L. Fisher who died in tha city last fall.
 Ewing & Pool of Yuma are putin. the finishing touches on the best colo storage and bottling plant in Arizona inc storage capacity is four carload or peer and one carload of ice
 David Balsz of the City Meat marke tnls week received a carload Of thirty 1our four and five-year-old steers iron the alfalfa fields of the Salt River val ley, the finest ever brought to Yuma
 J. W. Kennedy and J. G. Grim o Flagstaff have been awarded the con tract by the Santa Fe Pacific railroa company to build ten brick cottage or SIX rooms each, in the town O Winslow.
 The five gentleman from Globe wh are Tn Phoenix this week express. a one man, the opinion that a first clas hotel of from thirty to forty room will be On prosperity row after Sen tember first. Work must begin earI1
 Ex-Senator Eugene s. Ives presi dent of the State of Arizona Improve ment company, who has been in Wash ington for some time past in the in terest of the Algodones land gran company, has returned to Yuma.
 J. A. Dubbs of Pittsburg, accompa med by his wife, and Graham Caldi colt and wife, will leave Yuma thi week on a gasoline launch for tb Lower California properties of tn Mexican Sulphur company, in whic Mir. DubbS is heavily interested