Arizona republican., 1898-07-19
CHA COUNTY.

Mrs. L. c. Hicks returned last Tues day from Maricopa county and is now at her home north of Globe.
 Mrs. John Kasser of Globe gave birth to a fine son Saturday, July g. John is the happiest man in town.
 MT. w. P. Burke of Quitman, Ga, inventor and patentee of Burke's steam washer, is introducing his machine in Globe.
 Henry o. Robertson and family of Globe took their departure on Tues day for Payson, where they will reside in the future.
 Dr. H. M Cory arrived in Globe last Saturday from Los Angeles The doc tor will locate there and engage in the practice of medicine
 Andrew Miller, the photographer. who has been in Sonora, Mexico, and Nogales, Arizona, since last summer. arrived in Globe last Tuesday and will remain for some time.
 MT. and Mrs. August Pieper, Frank Bissig and William Brodie of Payson left Globe for home the other day Their departure was delayed owing to the sickness of Mrs. Pieper.
 Frank D. J. Rice, who represents Greenebaum, Veil & Michels, manu- lecturers and importers of gents fur nishing goods, was in Globe for several days last week. MT Rice is no stran- ger to Globe and has built up d fine trade throughout Arizona
 W. W. Brookner, manager of the Old Dominion Commercial company, and Mrs. J. H. Thompson and daughter left Globe Thursday morning for Los Angeles. MT. Brookner will spend d month there with his family. Mrs Thompson and children will be absent on the coast about three months.
 MT. and Mrs. William Butler arrived in Globe from Suter Creek, Cal, last Saturday to renew their residence in Globe. Their absence dates back fol seven years, prior to which time the5 lived there for long time and mum. bered many friends among the old residents
 James F. Patton and family, Dr. S B. Claypool and wife, Mrs Augustine Arana, Miss Alice Jones and Master Bennie Kellner of Globe went up tc the Pascoe ranch on the summit ol Pinal mountain last Sunday to remain three weeks. They took with them 2 cook and complete camping outfit, pre-. pared to enjoy their outing thoroughly
 MT. Young, in charge of the Midland Construction company's grading out fit on the summit four miles east o Globe says that he has thirty-fivs teams all of which will be at work il a day or two. The cut to be made al that point is the heaviest work on tn, entire line between Geronimo ani Globe and will require three month. or longer to complete it. The cut vii be 2,500 feet long and thirty-one fee deep at the highest point of the sum nit
 c. c. Henderson of Globe has re ceived two letters from his brother s B. Henderson, member of Troop B Rough Riders. one written the day af ter the landing at Baiquiri and tn, other dated June 26.. the day following the battle of La Quasina. the first figh in which the Rough Riders took par and made such splendid fight Hen dersOn places the American loss a fifty killed and about the same mum Der wounded. None of the Globe boy suffered any injury, but Bill Owen and Logue were sick and in the hospi tai. The Arizonians, he says, are al fighters, and are making a spIendi, record.
 GRAHAM COUNTY.
 MT. Hugh McMullen is now installe as manager of the Stafford Milling com pany in place of W. B. Fonda
 Hay and grain are being cut abou Solomonville and farmers are yer busy The crops are turning out fine yield per acre.
 A party consisting of c. F. Solo mon, R. P. Fisher, c. J. McCormic Miss Lily Solomon and Miss Mar Futile spent Sunday in the foothill looking for relics.
 If the farmers of Graham count continue to produce enormous crop as they have during the last thre years they will soon become rivals (