Arizona republican., 1898-03-01
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 Jerome gave s435 for the relief of the Cuban sufferers.
 George U. Young, editor of the Will Hams News, is very ill.
 M G. Burns has returned to Presco from a visit to the Bradshaw noun tains.
 Arthur Cordiner of Jerome, it is said, will join the Klondyke process on in March.
 William Sargent has returned to Williams from San Francisco, where he was called to attend the funeral Of his mother.
 Mrs. Rebecca Durrett of Prescott has been appointed administratriX O. the estate of her late husband. Jam S P. Durrett.
 w. w. Flewelling will soon c3m- mence the erection of commod toUS tenement house on his lot on Canyon street in Nogales.
 Three wealth seekers Of William Engineers Jean Brown and William Tucker and Fireman Sam Cook-l it for Alaska last week.
 S. R. H. Robinson, engineer of the Minnesota and Arizona CCnstruoti-n company, has returned to Fr-sc tt from his visit to Phoenix.
 JIM. Durnal of Nogales has been ap- pointed deputy sheriff at Duqle ne and Washington Camp and will aso act as watchman at Duquesne.
 Mir John A. Gowan of the firm of Harlow & Gowan at Nogales was quite i'll last week-so much so that Mrs. eGowan was summoned from Guaymas to attend him.
 Architect Grosvenor of Phoenix and Contractr S. A. Howe left for home cn Sunday, having enjoyed the hospital ity of the Holbrook boys. Cone aga n. says the Argus.
 Mrs. Gilbert, daughter cf Governor McCord, accompanied her brotter C. J. McCord on his return from the celebration of Washington's brtht , in Phoenix, and will spend several weeks visiting in Yuma.-Yuma s h. tinel.
 w. N Cummings is in bed with erysipelas at his home in No2ales. He has been very i'll for two we ks but is better now. Mrs. Cummings has also been sick and the services of two nurses has been required in the house.
 President Ives of the State of Ari- Zona Improvement company has gone to Washington to be present at the final hearing of the Algodones land grant case which comes up before the supreme court of the United States early in March.
 The enormous traffic on the Santa Fe Pacific railroad is best iIustrat ed by the fact that last Sunday the east bound passenger train arrived at Win slow on time, but the yards at that point were so comn1etelv choked that it took it three hours to get by.
 N. L. Amster, who has been in the east for more than two months on business connected with the Continen- tai mines, has returned to Globe ac- companied by MT. Charles Hayden of Boston. It is expected that work will be resumed in the mines within a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Roberts, MT. and Mrs. Ben Snead, Mrs. w. c. Greere and Mrs. s. M. Aguirre and two sons all of Nogales, went to Guaymas last Saturday on pleasure trip. This is a fine time of year to visit this place and no doubt the party will have a delightful trip.
 Gwynne Dennis returned from Flag staff Wednesday. He was accompa- nied by Harrie K. Hardness of Chi cago. MT. Hardness; as may be read fly observed, is not a health seeker but he thinks this climate lays over that of Chicago and other windy places.-Williams News.
 E. F. Kellner arrived at G obe last Friday from Phoenix and will remain some time to give his personal at tention to the affairs of B. F. Kellnel & Co. MT. Kellner told the Belt mar that his Phoenix house has been dOinG an excellent business this winter showing steady growth.
 Information is wanted of James Un- derwood, formerly of Tucson, who went to Phoenix from Jerome Junction about the beginning of this year. He is 29 years of age, about feet 6 inche: high, of light complexion, gray eyes and is by trade a bricklayer. Addres: his father, James T. Underwood, 764 Fifth South, Salt Lake City.
 Sheriff Creighe of Apache county has returned to Holbrook from Albu- querque, having in charge one MT Carter, who is charged with being toe handy with his branding iron.
 F. L. Wright of the Prescott Flee. tric company, is out in the Big Bus country experimenting the extens. or of the company's telephone line t. Joe Mayors.
 Thomas Wing had a very peculiar as well as painful accident happen tc him at his Granite Dell ranch a few days ago. He was engaged in prunins trees when his foot slipped and ht fell. His foot caught in the forks o the limbs, leaving him suspenueu l,eat downward, from which position ht was unable to extricate himself unt assisted by his son.-Journa,- Miner.