Arizona republican., 1898-08-31

David Rope was in Holbrook from his ranch last week.
 Niels Hanson has returned to Snow flake from Pinetop.
 J. C. Parkey has returned to Flor ence from Flagstaff.
 E. J. Edwards of Globe was in Flor ence one day last week.
 w. H. Walsh returned to Holbrook from Gallup last week.
 Eight companies will be stationed at Fort Apache in the future.
 Navajo school opens on September with E. s. Perkins as teacher.
 MT. Mark Ezekiels of Phoenix was a visitor in Nogales last Wednesday,
 Mrs. and MT Fly Smith of Holbrook went to Salt Lake City few days ago. The Hon. G. W. Hull is building a new road through Little Sonora in Jerome.
 Gwynne Dennis of Lombard, Goode x Co.,, was in Flagstaff several days last week.
 Born in Kingman, August 16, to the wife of A. E. Joscelyn, a blue-eyed baby daughter.
 Mrs. c. Hall of Snowflake broke her arm near the wrist last week, but is doing nicely.
 Saturday of last week Prof. o. L. Lewis returned to Nogales from visit in the east.
 Mrs. Priscilla Gibbons has returned to her home at St. Johns after visiting in Snowflake
 The Aztec Land and Cattle company shipped 700 head of cattle from Hol- brook last week.
 Hon. w C. Barnes of Holbrook went to Springer, N. M., on business a week ago Sunday.
 J. E. Jones and Hugh Rogers re- turned to Kinsley, Kan, last Sunday after visiting in Holbrook.
 Mrs. McKelvey of Navajo Springs has moved to Hoibrook. Her husband is driving the Heber stage.
 Mrs. F. S. Webster of Benson and Master Roger Webster returned last week from a visit to California.
 About September 1 Mrs. Bell will open dining room in connection with the Palace lodging house in Jerome.
 Miss Annie Miller, the new teacher in the Flagstaff public schools, has ar rived in that Sown from Tempe.
 Mrs. J. T. Mover returned to Flag staff last week from visit of several months with relatives in Chicago.
 J. C. Grim, the contractor for build ing the Navajo court house at Hol- brook, was in Flagstaff last week.
 Misses Edith Mitchell and Frances Smith will leave Jerome this week for Lordsburg college, near Los Angeles. Judge F. M Doan went to Bisbee last week as delegate to the meeting of the grand lodge of the Good Tenn plars.
 A. T. Cotton of Florence started last week on his journey to Cheyenne, Wy omlng, where he will represent Ari- zona at the irrigation congress.
 Monday night the heavy rain so af- fected the foundation of the Odd Eel lows building at Nogales that two great sections of the wall fell out
 Joha Johoney, the popular and eff cient clerk in the Flagstaff Cash Store, is off on a months vacation which he will spend at his old home in Illinois. The price of burros has advanced 500 per cent during the last week. The little animals are in demand now for prospecting purposeS.-Yuma Sentinel. On the Gila Valley, Globe & North ern railway 300 men are working in the construction gang. The most west erly camp is twenty-one miles from Globe.
 John Davis. an Arizonan of twenty two years residence, formerly a mem- Der of the assembly of the Tenth legis- lature, is in Flagstaff from the lower Verde valley
 Julius WetZler has returned to HOl- brook from an extended visit to the coast. His family is still at Santa Monica, and will remain until cooler weather sets in.
 Mrs. William Carr and family ar rived ln Jerome from Los Angeles last week and have started a private board ing house in the building next to the Palace lodging house.
 Doane Merrill's new residence above Dr. Hawkins office in Jerome is near ing completion. MT. and Mrs. Merrill will abide within in peace and har- mony in the near future.
 P. Minor, the ice king of Phoenix came up Monday to join Mrs. Minor who has been spending the summer here. They lett Tor the Grand canyon yesterday.-Flagstaff Sun.
 There are number of engineers al Navajo Springs in advance of the grad ing crew of the railroad. Some of the graders are quitting on account of the scarcity of the water supply.
 Sunday morning of last week Miss Ida Temple of Benson and her niece Miss Evelyn Cheek of Austin, Texas arrived in Nogales for a short visit They are guests of Mrs. Allen T. Bird
 r. D. Berry is in Flagstaff from tho Grand View hotel at Camerons Point on the rim of the canyon last week He exhibited fine collection of pho tographs of scenes taken at that point
 Sunday evening of last week the bridge and building gang of the Sonorf railway arrived in Nogales from the south and Monday morning MT. Du. mont set his men to work moving thf