Arizona republican., 1898-11-16


 per mine near Globe has been in- creased.
 Eugene s. Ives lsft Yuma last week on a visit to his family at Santa Bar bara, Cal.
 Mark Cunningham and bride are visiting in Yuma, the guests of Colonel and Mrs. Shanssey.
 Colonel Gwynne Dennis of Lombard, God2e x Co.,, left Williams last week for Chicago but will soon return.
 Miss Georgia Polhamus has returned to Yuma from two months visi. with friends and relatives in CalifOr- mia.
 Terrell, who killed Henry MarquarC a few days ago at Pearce, is under ar rest pending the result Of his prelimi- nary examination,
 Dr. Melick Of Williams was call1d tc Ash Fork ,wice la95 week to dress the wounds of q Mexican. who was shot there in quarrel.
 The public schools of Yuma opened again Monday after several weeks va cation on accourc Of an epidemic of scarlet fever in that town.
 Mir Jason Warren has arrived in Williams from New York and will re- main there for time with his parents, MT. and Mrs. NJ. B. Warren.
 Chief Engineer R. B. Burns was Los Angeles visitor from Williams last week. He was called there as a wit ness for the railroad company.
 Miss Floyda end Ethylle, Kennedy and Miss Ina Wilkinson of Tucson ar rived in Globe last week and gave musical and dramatic entertainment.
 Mrs. George E. White of Los Angeles, who was a resident of Globe for many years, is now in the latter town visiting her daughter, Mrs. Floyd Blevins.
 The many friends cf A. J. Griee of Globe are gained to l-arn that he is suffering from typhoid pneumonia and his condition is considered p-ecarious.
 MT. and Mrs. Hulpieu, parents of James F. Hulpieu, the Bisbee harness maker, have arrived in that town from Kansas to spend the winter with their son.
 A report was current in Yuma the ether day tha'. a cave-in had occurred at the Fortuna mine, in which three men were killed. No particulars were learned.
 Court is set for December F in Co., chise county. Adjournment was taken from the last session 10 last Monday but change was ordered and the date set as above.
 About the time 3 man begins to have good common sense, says the Williams News, old age makes him childish and he can't see i.. !
 The daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Aims worth arrived i'll Williams Thursday Of last week from California. MT AinswCxth is the efficient foreman at the Saginaw box factory.
 Barrett Lee of Bisbes was married a few days ago to Miss Cora Wissman of Los Angeles. The marriage took place in Bisbee and Justice Williams officiated. A reception followed.
 The brick work on the new ware house Of the Copper Queen company at Bisbee was commenced last week and will be rapidly pushed to completion under the supervision Of John 5. Will hans.
 The runner which was freely circu- lated in Bisbee that a confession had been secured from one of the Mexi- cans under arrest for the killing of ". L. Long proved on invesig gltion 10 be wholly without foundation.
 Mir and Mrs. John Smith and daugh- cisco, where they will probably remain some weeks for the benefit Of the health Of MT. Smith, which has be- come much impaired.
 Yuma County Recorder c. P. Cro- min is still in the Sisters hospital in Los Angeles and the chances for his recovery are very small. Frank Avj!a has been appointed deputy recorder and now has charge of the office. District Attorney John B. Wright Of Yuma went 10 Tucson last Thurs day evening to join his wife, who is i'll at the home of his parents. They will return to Yuma as soon as Mrs. Wright recovers sufficiently to travel. l
 MT. and Mrs. Hartshcrn of Charles City, Iowa, th'a parents of Mrs. J. M | Dennis, are visiting With MT. and Mrs. l J. M. Dennis and family in Williams. MT. Hartshorn and wife will spend the winter visiting in Arizona and Cali fOrnia. A letter received in Tombstone from Mrs. w. K. Meade states that 1r. Meade has just arrived in San Fran cisco from Alaska. He was in bad health and is now under treat tment with hopes Of regaining former strength and vigor by careful nursing and medical aid Chief Engineer Randall of the Sara Fe & Grand Canyon railroad and force of men commenced work Thursday morning locating and setting grade stakes fCr construction. If the weather only remains as at present a very few days will see from fifty to one hundred teams S,- work on construction. The days of the stage coach to the Grand canyon are passed forever and for aye. Williams News.
 Mir. H. E. Adams Of he lumber firm of Clark & Adams of Williams has gone to McAlnster, I. T., to visit with his father, who is very old and not ex- pected to live. MT. Adams will be gone a month or more and will visit his daughter, Miss Mabel Adams at Osw-- go, Kansas, before his return 70 Will Hams.
 Work on the new ste3I bridge across the Colorado river at Yuma is being pushed as rapidly as possible, day and night. The temporary work is all com