Arizona republican., 1898-04-19
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x>>>>o>>>>4eAe ASe~~>~>s Billy Sutton has opened the Cabinet Cafe at Prescott.
 T. c. Goodwin of Tempe is in Globe for a summer outing.
 Hon. A. J. Doran was guest at the Grand View hotel, Jerome, Sunday. Hugh Rogers shipped fifty-five head of yearlings from Holbrook last week. MT. William Fogarty has had enough of Skaguay and is again resident Of Tucson.
 The Eagle Milling company at Tue son will add s2O,0OO in machinery to their outfit
 R. c. Turner, prominent cattle man of New Mexico, is a visitor to Tombstone.
 H. Kyle, who was foreman for H. J. Ramer. died in Pleasant valley north of Payson recently.
 The Aztec Land and Cattle company has removed headquarters back to St. Joseph from Albuquerque.
 L. Koehn, formerly Of Tombstone, now a resident of Oregon has been visiting his mother in Globe.
 Mr. James A. Fleming met with fall while out examining claims near Globe and sprained his left ankle.
 B. A Wiley of Los Angeles, has purchased the matchmaking and jew elry business of MT. Beeson at Yuma. Dr. H. o. Vogel of Los Angeles is late arrival in the greatest mining camp in the southwest News. The Odd Fellows of Globe will give their annual banquet on the 26th of this month when they will cut a big cake.
 Major E. Z Ives left Yuma for New York to join his regiment, his furlough being terminated because of the com ing war.
 There was a serious blaze in the office of Wells, Fargo Co.,, Prescott, on Saturday morning shortly past midnight.
 J. V. Vickers and John Blake of Tombstone made flying trip to Blsbee on business connected with the c. C. company.
 Alex Johnson, a miner, was killed several days ago by falling down the Hoosier shaft of the United Globe near Globe.
 MT. Elwell of Globe, who came over to Phoenix to attend the grand en- campment will remain in the capital several weeks.
 Dr. T. B. Davis has been chosen ex- alted ruler of the B. P. o. B. of Pres colt. E.. A. Kastner is secretary and B. M. Belcher treasurer.
 Fred Ronstadt has completed his two story brock building on Scott street, Tucson It will be used as 8 carriage repository.
 The Argus says Hon. W. c. Barnes will return to Phoenix and about May 1. Mrs. Barnes will accompany him to Holbrook where they will spend the summer.
 Judge B. F. Jackson, probate judge of Navajo county, has accepted the DO sition of principal of the Winslow school. Miss Rose Kelly will be the primary teacher.
 Warden B. H. Bergman of the New Mexico penitentiary is associated witf s. M. Folsom and others in an irriga tion scheme south of Winslcw. The scheme is in it's infancy.
 Rev. l. T. Whittemore, who has been pressing the early prosecution o1 l sition will return to Florence from Washington early next week.
 Real estate sales at Globe are o almost daily occurrence. Building o the Amster-McNelly edifice has begun The Odd Fellows building will b. erected during the summer.
 The musical critic of the Jerom News was abroad in the land of sul phuric fumes last Friday and hal column article touching on the sevel shows in town was the result of hi peregrinations.
 O. Schetter. 65 years of age, a resi- dent of the west since '46 and of Yum for the past year, died at his res dence on Orange avenue in that plae last week from the effects of paralys of the right side.
 Ex-Sheriff w. R. Campbell, Fran Hart, J. X. Woods, F. c. Demares U z. Rand and A. T. Cornish are tt incorporators of the Winslow electri light and ice manufacturing compan
 Mrs. Laura Young, wife of Robel Young, who was formerly an engines