Arizona republican., 1898-07-12
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.
GRAHAM COUNTY.

GRAHAM COUNTY.
 John Blackwood was in Solomonvilie on Tuesday en route from Geronimo to Morenci.
 The old Zeckendorff building in Saf- ford which was recently sold will soon be opened as a saloon.
 Luis Baca, an aged Mexican living above Solomonvilie, died last Friday from congestion of the brain.
 Mrs. Will Parks and children has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry Dial of Solomonville last week.
 Dr. Castle who formerly resided in Gila valley has returned from Deming, N. M, and is located in his old resi- dence at Stafford.
 Hon. H. C. Day of Duncan accompa- nied by his wife arrived in Solomon vile Monday last and Tuesday morn ing took his seat on the board of equal 1zation.
 Will Moody and Will Damron were at Solomonville last Friday on their way across the river with their thresh- CT. They report crops in the valley this year as excellent.
 Supervisors Matthews and Hays mst last Friday in the court house as a board of equalization. MT. Day was unavoidably detained at home and did not arrive until Monday.
 Bud McClintock, the well known cattleman of Bonita, was in Solomon vile last Friday. Bud came down for a load of lumber and returned to the ranch Saturday morning.
 Ar;- T William Teller, citizens of Stafford were visitors to the county seat last Tuesday MT. Telfer was before the board of equalization o nbusiness.
 William Whipple was in Solomon vile Monday on his way from Clifton to Pima on business. He reports Mrs. Whipple slowly recovering from her serious accident of a few days ago.
 Mrs Edwards of Geronimo, nee Miss Lettie Tevis, is in Tucson, where last week she became the mother of fine son. Mrs. Edwards is the daughter of Captain J. H. Tevis of Bowie station.
 Frank R1ngold came to Solomon vile from Clifton with Charles Whit !. man last Saturday. Frank was pres ent at the marriage ceremony and took several notes for his own future use.
 Miss Anna B. Gould, a teacher for the past nine years at the San Carlos Indian school left Thursday of last week for months vacation. She will visit her old home in Milwaukee, Wis, and also friends in Deming.
 Rev. Lapsley McAffee of Parkville, Missouri, has been appointed to take charge of the Presbyterian churches at Solomonville and Stafford. Mr. McAf- fee, althougha young man, has already won high place as a preacher and pastor. He is expected to arrive With his family early in September.
 Charles Montgomery, the lion hunt CT, who makes his headquarters on the top of Mount Graham, was in the county seat last Tuesday. He reports heavy rains in the mountains and de- clares that there is more grass on top of Mount Graham than he has seen in seven years.
 John Hill, Jr., of Thatcher left for Los Angeles last Thursday on business He had shipped some seventy tons O. alfalfa hay to Los Angeles firm, who had refused to receive it, making the claim that the hay was of inferior quality. MT. Hill says no better hay was ever shipped from Arizona, and was of the opinion that the firm had got his hay mixed with other lots.
 William Kelsey of Bowie. station, the well known cattleman, and lately a candidate for matrimony, left Solo, knoxville for the beach last Friday It is said he will not return alone, having recently put his house in order for the proper accommodation Of a bride Mr Kelsey sold his cattle interests two years ago and since then has been giv- ing some attention to mines in the mountains south of Bowie.
 George A. Olney is still in Los An geles and does not expect to return home until after the warm season. Mrs Olney continues to improve and will leave the sanitarium in about one week, when she will go at once to Sants Monica with MT. Olney and the chil-