Arizona republican., 1898-08-12

Mrs. J. B. Jones of Williams is wis iting at Flagstaff.
 Dr. Davis has left Wilcox for Salt Lake City.
 J. T. Quinn of the Grand Reef is summering on the coast.
 The Williams News proposes to ln- crease it's advertising rates.
 Miss Pearl Youree of Williams IS spending a few days in Flagstaff
 Sheriff Cameron was in Williams last week looking for Jurymen
 A daughter was born Monday to MT. and Mrs. H. A. Morgan of Wilcox.
 Burt Dunlap is trying Kaffr corn this season at his Aravaipa ranch.
 Mrs Fred D. Goode and children ar rived at Williams from Chicago Thurs day.
 Over ten inches of rain has thus far fallen at Bisbee and vicinity this year.
 A number of recruits fer Fort Grant arrived at Wilcox Monday evening from the east
 Captain Simms of Ohio is visiting with Mrs. George G. Wharton ana Iam- fly at Williams
 Peter Johnson of Bisbee recently bought 6 bunch of cattle from w. c. and Lizzie Potter.
 Dr. LeMay returned to Wilcox from Huachuca a few days ago and went up to Fort Grant.
 Superintendent A. G. Wells passed through Williams Monday on his way to the wreck of No. ],
 D. ". Wickersham and family or Bowie are rusticating at Cave cfeeh in the. Chiricahua mountains.
 MT. A. Chisholm has purchased lut on Haskell avenue in Wilcox and will begin the erection of a residence.
 Tom Davis arrived at Wilcox from Tucson Saturday morning and went to Dos Cabezas to look after his mining intere sts.
 Amos Adams and Al Smith Of Will Hams accepted places in Chief Engin- ger Burns department of the Santa Fe Pacific last week.
 Mrs. |. G. Kemp of Fort Grant and her mother, Mrs. Polk, left Wilcox Friday morning for the latter's home at Detroit. Mich. John Long, the well known cattle man, who sold out to Moore Bros. last year, has been in Wilcox on visit for a week or two past.
 Harry Deering, formerly Western Union operator at Williams, now a brakeman on the Santa Fe Pacific, was in Williams recently.
 Robert Weatherby is on trial before Judge Shaw at Bowie for the crime of larceny, the specific offense being the alleged stealing of a calf.
 A good rain fell at Wilcox Sunday evening, but it was of limited extent. Much of the range in the upper part of the valley needs rain.
 Joe T. Mckinney, the Bowie cattle man, has purchased the old school h7 SC at Stafford and the lot on which it stands. The price was $500.
 We understand that MT. Norfleet will soon return to town with his well drill to bore deep wells for MT. H. A. Morgan and others.-Range News.
 w. R. McComb and family of Will COX visited Dos Cabczas last week. Mir. McCcmb reports good grass in the vi cinity of his ranch near Cochise.
 J. N Porter is said to be winding up his business at Geronimo. He has transferred his forwarding business to Windmiller and Stratton at San Carlos. Mr. George S. Porter, Jr., head book keeper for John H. Norton & Co. Of Willcox has gone for a two weeks so- jdllrn at Los Angeles and coast points.
 MT. E. o. Thomas of Wilcox, who has been employed for some time at the Twin Buttes mine in Pima county. has gone to Dos Cabezas on a visit to his family.
 Drs A. G. Rounseville and P. A. Me lick of Williams were called to Flag staff as witnesses in the case of the territory vs. John Drain, for the mur- der of Jennie Wilson.
 Fireman Siegendollar, who was fir ing the "goat" in the yards here, has gone to work on the main line out of Wirslow since the crew, was pulled off here.-Williams News.
 Jake Sheerer of Wilcox is in Cali fornia, convalescing from a spell of sickness. His family returned from the coast few days ago and he is eX- pected to follow in few days.
 c. F. Carreon returned a few days ago from trip in search of his horses. He found two in the Winchester noun tains and will wait until the fall horse roundup to get the rest.-Range News.
 During the rain storm at Wilcox Sunday evening lightning struck the telegraph line and followed one wire into the depot office, melting some at tachments and making it very interest ing for the boys.
 MT. and Mrs. Firth drove to Dos Ca bezas Thursday, returning to Wilcox Friday. They left Sunday morning for their home at Aravaipa mining camp, where MT Firth is custodian of the company's property.
 P. R. Coleman, one of the oldest superintendents in the employ of B. Lantry's Sons, passed through Will Hams Wednesday on his way to Nor gan, Texas, where he will assume charge of important work for his firm