Arizona republican., 1898-07-25
PIMA COUNTY.

an extended visit.
 Miss Mary Hall has gone to Denver where she will remain until the hrst of September.
 Miss Catherine Hazard has gone from Tucson for two months visit to California.
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. Stephens have returned to Tucson from two months stay in New York.
 Among the killed at Santiago was Rex Hall. at one time an employe of the Tucson Star.
 The I. o. o. F. of the territory will present the new regiment with a flag. It is said to be a beauty.
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. Murphy of Tue son were gladdened by the arrival of another son and heir Friday.
 The workmen have finished putting down the floor in the new building on West Congress street in Tucson.
 Thomas R. Sorin and wife (nee Miss Sarah Inslee Herring) have departed for their home in Cochise county. A stalwart Mexican vocalist was a small attraction at the corner of Church and Congress streets in Tucson the other day.
 Miss Lura Hoffman is home in Tue son from Los Angeles where she has been attending the California normal school.
 Guadalupe S. Pacheco, aged 69 yea s, died and was buried the other day in Tucson. He was native of that town
 There were three intoxicated men brought before Recorder Cornell of Tucson Friday Six, six and seven days respectively on the chain gang was made their sentsnce.
 Sergeant Dave Hughes of the Rough Riders wrote to relations on the 5th instant that he was in the hospital near Santiago de Cuba, but expected to join the firing line that day or on the morrow lis was only scalp wound over the left eye.
 Febronia Felix, aged 56 years, was found dead in her room in Tucson Fri day morning. Judge Scott empanelled jury and made dua examination of the case. A verdict of death from nat ural causes was brought in. The wo- man is believed to have been affected by dropsy.
 Sam F. Danner, a resident of Tucson for the past twenty years, is dead He was 76 years of age. His death oc- cured at St. Mary's hospital at o'clock Thursday morning. MT Dan her was quiet and unassuming gen. tleman. He had few words to say to any one but to all he was kind and courteous.
 Ing Sue, a venerable Chinaman who has been peddling groceries and vega- tables on the streets of Tucson, was found dead yesterday morning in bed at his room in the rear of the Occiden- tai restaurant, on Meyer street He came to his death by an over indulg- ence in whiskey and opium Deceased was 61 years old and had resided here for the last twelve years. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon, there being long procession carrying a Chinese band, flags and colors and other articles necessary for the make up of an elaborate Chinese funeral pro cession.-Star
 It is courteous, and in cases of a stranger, hospitable to prepare for a governor warm welcome when he as- sumes official life And such public functions are always pleasant occas- ions. They bring together the people of the territory in pleasure meeting, and through this social feature often soften past asperities and smooth fu- ture relations. The proposed recep- tion to Governor Murphy may, how ever, be inopportune, at any rate it should not be undertaken without some indication of his wishes in the matter. The season of the year is cer- tainly not suitable to such gathering, and many of those who usually would add to its success are now away from their homes and the territory. With no Intention to criticise others we would suggest that later on there will be ample time for every one to show their appreciation and regard for our new governor.-Tucson Citizen.
 GRAHAM COUNTY.
 E. L. Shaw of Bowie went through the valley last Monday en route to Globe
 A representative of the Pauly Jail company arrived in Solomonville this week and is busy putting the steel cages in the new jail.
 The Misses Bishop, recent arrivals at Soiomonville from Durango, Cobra do, were received into the Presbyter- ian church last Sunday.
 Miss Maria Casanova, her mother and brother, who had Deen visiting friends and relatives in the city, left for their home in Solomonville Tues day morning. Citizen.
 Jake Abraham, formerly proprietor of the Clifton hotel at Clifton, went to Globe last week with the intention of purchasing some hotel property There is not better hotel man in the west than Jake Abraham
 John D. Holiday came up from Hot Springs near Pima, on Sunday and en- gagged W. c. Mcfarland to defend his son Dave who is charged with the kill ing of the man Allen at Wiley Holli- days place last Tuesday night.
 William Garland, president of the c. V. G. & N. railroad, accompanied by his wife and two boys spent last Sun day afternoon in Solomonville. Mr Garland again expressed his intention fQ h11i1d fho rad into