Arizona republican., 1898-08-09

LIT. l.. N. MOller, who left Yuma about year ago to reside in Seattle, has returned and is making prepara- tions to bring his family The doctor has travelled considerably since he left here and returns satisfied that Yuma is the only place on earth worth living in.
 i Close to one thousand acres of corn will be planted on the south side this season. It has been proven beyond d question that corn of splendid quality can be proftably raised in this section F. G. Frankenberg has secured over forty bushels to the acre.-Tempe News.
 A suit has been brought in Judge i Thurlow's court in Yuma against the State of Arizona Improvement com lpany. to recover $160 wages due Will liam Neahr for services on the com pany's ditch and farm below town. Charles H. Rise is plaintiff, the ac- count having been assigned to him.
 The school trustees of Globe have purchased from William Stevenson the plat of ground formerly owned by B. F. Pasco, on the hill, west side of Pinal creek, comprising about half a block, on which a six-room brick school house will be erected. The building will probably not be completed before October, which will delay the opening of school
 Will Shanley returned to Globe last Monday from Pleasant valley with 9 | bunch of fat beef cattle bought Of J : W. Ellison. for Shanley & Sidow, pro- ! i William Whyte left Globe last Fri day for Clifton, expecting to enter the employ of the Arizona Copper com pany there. or the Detroit at Morenci MT. Whyte is a competent mechanical engineer.
 The spirit of war is abroad in the land. An engagement between two of Yuma's legal lights, in Judge Wernin- gers court last week was prevented by the intervention of a third power. only to be brought nearer to a termi- nation in the afternoon. The only damage done was the complete demoli- ton of couple of Yuma county Ichairs and slight injury to the dig lnity of the court
 Three Of Yuma's most charming 2 young ladies will leave soon for more or less extended visits to California. Miss Georgia Polhamus will go to Santa Monica, where she will visit relatives and escape the balance of Yuma's heated term, abodt the 18th; Miss Amelia Molina expects to leave for San Francisco soon, where she will spend a year in a ladies seminary, while Miss Ida Fredley will go to Los Angeles for short visit on the 26th.
 Invitations are out announcing the marriage of Miss Annah McAllister to H. L. Miller at Los Angeles on August 10. Miss McAllister is we'll known in Tombstone where she resided with her parents for many years She is a charming young lady possessing many estimable qualities and accomplish Iments that made her a general favor lite. Now that the young lady is en- tangled in the meshes of Cupid the many friends here reserve for the happy couple the best wishes for their matrimonial career.-Prcspector.
 Despite the excessive heat along the San Carlos river, the construction crews at work on the grade of the Giia Valley, Globe 6 Northern rail- road are making rapid progress The force was increased on Monday last |, by the arrival of fifty men from El Paso, and now number 250 to 300 men The most westerly camp is located or , the river, twelve miles from Gilson's and twenty-one miles from Globe. The Midland Construction companys outfit
 eXcavating the long cut through the , summit east of Globe is making fail
 headway with a small force It has been found impossible to get men ir Globe at the wages paid (S1.75) but men and teams will soon be available
 from the grading outfit near San Car. los. We understand Mr. Garland is l still confident that the railroad will ; reach Globe in October. but it is the
 opinion here that it will be December . first or later, before the road is com , pleted through the town to the smel Iters.-Silver Belt.