Arizona republican., 1898-07-16
NAVAJO COUNTY.


 Mrs. W. A. Parr of Winslow is seri- ously i'll.
 George Adams is back from Chicago where he went with William Morgan about three weeks ago.
 Miss Maggie Jarvis, who has been at Kingsley, Kansas, for about four months, has returned to HOlbrook, much improved in health.
 MT. Stacy, the watchmaker, who has been sojourning throughout the south ern part of the county this winter, has returned to Holbrook.
 Mrs J. N. Dawzy Of Winslow has gone to spend the summer with rela- tives at Port Huron, Michigan. She will not return before October.
 Adam Hannd of Holbrook has re- turned from trip to old Mexico where he bought a number of cattle to drive to his range in Apache county.
 Mrs. Nat Greer and her sisters Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Miller of Holbrook have gone to Hot Springs. Ark. They will remain for several months.
 Bert Mossman, within the past two weeks, has been reported as visiting every town in Navajo and Apache counties Other districts yet to hear from.
 The Aztec Cattle company has latr- ly driven several hundred three-year- old steers to San Carlos They were sold to the beef contractor at the post.
 o. R. Gardner, J. Y. Lee, J.. Lily white, Willifred Hatch, Bert Hatch. Briggie Duffin, J. D. SInithson and F. J. Christoofferson have been in Hol- brook from Woodruff recently.
 Colin Campbell came to Winslow from his ranch in the mountains after supplies. His most estimab1e wife and Mrs. William Dagg and their children are protecting the camp from Indians and prowling wild animals, during his absence.
 Judge McAllister was called to liar dy last week to hold an inquest on some fragments of once human be- ing. The judge says there was not enough of the body left together to tell to what nationality he belonged and not the faintest clue as to his identity.
 The clever clerk of the board of su- pervisors is not given to kicking, but he thought he had a kick coming last week when the board run through eight letters of the assessment roll on Saturday and left him enough work to keep him at it all Saturday night and the best part of Sunday.
 c. L. Finn of Winslow has his store lighted by gas which he manufactures himself. It gives a beautiful, clear, white light, and furnishes a steady blaze. We understand Messrs Lesser & Sawyer and Krentz 6 Wolff propose to light their places by the same pro- cess when they change locations.
 The board of supervisors spent two days last week equalizing taxes. They found there were quite a number in the county who were worth more than they themselves knew Of course, some of those whom they have made wealthier will register some vigorous kicks, and some will probably express themselves in terms that would sound very unbecoming emanating from an expounder of the word of God.
 Messrs. Bnrbage and Parr of Wins low broke ground recently for tho foundation for a two story brick busi- ness building on Kinsley avenue, on the lot formely owned by Martin Sheehy. They propose having two rooms below and seven above. The building is already engaged at a rental of $105 per month. At this rate it will require but a short time for the build to pay for itself.
 PIMA COUNTY
 The family of Hon. Frank Treat of Tucson have gone to Atchison, Kan. to visit with friends.
 Miss Panchita Gonzales and Aureiia Roblez left for Benson the other day to visit friends in that place.
 Several days this week the N. M. & A. railway was interrupted by a wash out between Benson and Fairbank Between these points trains passed over the A. & S. B. railroad
 Miss Seraflna Ronkey was brought in to Tucson from her home on the Sau