Arizona republican., 1898-05-18
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 Report comes from Prescott that T. c. Barlow Massicks' condition is very much improved.
 Sheriff Wattron and family of Hol- brook on Tuesday caught about nifty fish at the St. Joseph dam.
 Archie Cameron is back at Holbrook from the Phoenix section, where he has been ever since last fall taking care of his sheep.
 N. c. Flarsen a prominent cattle man of Kansas City, Mo-, is at Bisbee chaperoning party of Chicago and Omaha cattle dealecs.
 A telegram was received at Prescott Saturday announcing that J. D. Carter of the Arizona volunteers has been promoted to a lieutenancy.
 John Loy is in Flagstaff from his ranch at Munds Park. Speaking of his crops he said: "I have finer pros poets than have had for years.
 Jules Baumann, of Prescott, who sustained serious sprains to both of his ankles in an accident on Easter Sunday, is able to be around on crutches.
 Miss Lou Hugh5s, daughter of Hon. Thomas Hughes, editor of the Albu- querque Citizen, arrived in Prescott Saturday from the south and is guest of Hotel Burke.
 John Chisholm left Flagstaff Tues day for Holbrook. He has the con- tract from Kennedy & Grim for quar- rying and hauling the stone for the Navajo county court house.
 F. Stanton, who has been teaching school at Concho, passed through Hol- brock en route for San Francisco, where he will spend the summer He will return to Concho in the fall
 Sheriff Mel Greenleaf of Yuma left Monday for his old home, Santa Ana, Cal, to attend the wedding of his sis ter, Kate, who was married Wednes- day to Frank Snowden of Fortuna.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Cotter of Yuma left Monday for a vacation on the coast The doctor will return in few days to look after his practice, but Mrs. Cotter will remain until fall
 The family of the late Sam Purdy will next week move from Yuma to Fresno, Cal, where they will make their future home. Frank Avila, broth CT of Mrs. Purdy, will accompany them.
 Two six-mule government teams from Fort Huachuca passed through Tombstone Friday night en route to Dragoon summit to meet company of cavalry from Fort Grant, who were ordered transferred to Fort Huachuca.
 A number of California shesp men are negotiating for ranges in Coconino county. The shortage of feed in Cali fornia compels them to look elsewhere for ranges and that county seems to be the only place to them for their fiocks.
 Among other important improve ments the Southern Pacific company will construct a new steel bridge across the Colorado river this sum- mer. The new bridge is to be built on masonry piers and will have one span of 200 feet and two of 169 feet each.
 The old Bellevue hotel at Prescott is being temporarily repaired, and will be rented for a short time The big building proposed to be erected will not be commenced until it can be seen what can be done with the city bonds and until the water works and sewer age are assured fully
 Henry c. Avila and Miss Anna Bernhard were married in Fresno, Cal, on May f. MT. Avila is we'll known in Yuma, having held the po- sition of ticket agent there for the Southern Pacific company for some time His many friends extend the most hearty congratulations.
 Messrs Kennedy & Grim, contract ors, have broken ground and are re- ceiving lumber for the erection of ten brick cottages, of five rooms each, for the Santa Fe Pacific company at Wins low and that town is erecting more buildings than any other place on the line of the road between Albuquerque and Los Angeles, Cal.
 To say that we have some first class local talent in the theatrical line is no exaggeration of the naked truth. Each and every character in the second pro- duction of the operetta "The New Years Reception" was much better sustained than in the first entertain ment. There are companies travelling