Arizona republican., 1898-11-07


 Ramon Vaquez, the Nogales mer- chant, is in Tucson.
 NJ. Maxwell of Bellemont was in Flagstaff last week.
 Peter Renders of Williams was in Flagstaff last week.
 It is understood that Flagstaff will soon have dancing school.
 Frank Bettman, a San Francisco travelling man, is in Tucson.
 George McAdams of Flagstaff has gone to Albuquerque for brief visit
 Harry Castle has returned to Stafford from Florence where he served as a petit juror.
 Miss Mary l.. Barbeau Of Elgin. H., is visiting in Flagstaff with her broth CT, Al Doyle.
 J. N Keasley has returned to Saf- ford from Florence, where he has been attending court.
 Colonel Randolph of Tucson has purchased a pair of Kentucky bred saddle horses.
 Charles w. Foreman and family of Evanston, H., are registered at the Orndcrff in Tucson.
 R. w. Fitzpatrick and Bird I. Gard ner, both of Tucson, were married in that city Friday.
 Nat Wanslee of Stafford had the mis- fortune to break a bone in his right hand the other day.
 Miss Edith Tolfree of Flagstaff has gore to Chicago. where she will attend school this winter.
 c. A. Green is the crack hunter of Flagstaff. He succeeded in killing three deer last Friday
 N L. Patterson, who has. heen in Los Angeles for several months, has returned tG Flagstaff.
 J. c. Grim of Flagstaff has gone to Holbrcok, where he has a contract on the court house at that place.
 R. P. Fisher has returned to Solo knoxville from Holladay hot springs much refreshed from his outing.
 A number of people from Solomon vile attended the funeral of Uncle Jim Morris al Stafford on Tuesday last.
 Charley Morris returned to Stafford last Monday in answer to a telegram to attend the funeral of his father
 Hiram Smith and family of Snow f1aks passed through Flagstaff Satur- day from a visit to Utah and Califor- nia.
 A Mexican section hand at Tucson met with an accident the other day whereby he lost the toes Of his right foot
 E. s. De Golyer, the Los Angeles mining man, has returned home from Tucson on account of sickness in his family.
 New enterprises will be started and business will be better next summer in Flagstaff than ever before. says the Gem.
 J. H. Bowman. ex-member of the board of supervisors of Navajo county, passed through Flagstaff the other day on his way to Holbrook.
 James T. Tong oI Duncan was n Sol Omonville last week. He says the people Of that section have harvested good crops this season and are gener- ally prosperous.
 Ed Heyle of Safford had the misfoT- tune to get hurt recently which laid him off for a few days. He was help ing to load some wood on to the tender when a heavy stick fell on his head, cutting a severe gash.
 Sheriff Williamson of Globe passed through Stafford last Tuesday on his way home from Florence. Five of the six men he took down were convicted Of selling liquor to Indians.
 Frank Paxton, one of the Rough Riders, returned to Stafford Saturday of last week from the east looking well and hearty. He did not get there in time for the speaking but he met Col Onel BrCdie at the depot.
 Frank Campbell of Stafford narrowly escaped serious injury the other day. He was riding q broncho, which threw him. His spur caught in the orpe and he was unable to release himself, but he fortunately escaped with good shaking up.
 On account of the objection of the trustees of Williams school district to the election being held in that edifice, the board of supervisors, met Saturday and changed the place of holding the election from the school house to the Williams opera house.
 The brick work on the mill is being pushed. The brick are shipped from Winslow and are white in color With the beginning of the new year the Ari- zona Lumber and Timber company hope to have their mill in operation - Flagstaff Gem.
 The work on the water works is nicely and the water is within eight miles of town. With fair weather the contractors hope to be able to reach the city by ihe first of De- cemDer, and With the beginning or the nsw year Flagstaff will have a system of water works that it's citizens will be proud of, says the Gem.
 Charles w Blackburn left Tomb stone the other day for the Barrett copper camp, owned by the Copper King company. He expected to visit Pearce on this trip, his first call at the | valley camp of promise. MT. Black i burns duties as general manager re- Quire his presence at three places Bisbee, Solomon Springs and Bar rett's, and he is constantly on the move. Jimmie Stevens passed through Saf- ford CT Saturday on his way to San Carlos with the band Of Indians that be took to Omaba While there q