Arizona republican., 1898-01-11
|An Over ArizOna|

The Saginaw box factory continues to work a double shift
 There has been good skating at the Williams dam this winter.
 Frank E. rDoggett of Prescott left last week for the Klondyke.
 A. E.. Hinton of Phoenix is north taking orders for eastern houses.
 <.Merry sleigh bells this morning" was a liner in the last Williams News. Ed Block and family of Prescott are in Denver. MT. Block is on a business trip. ] . Thomas Delaney. formerly of Tomb stone, died at Bisbee last week, agad 26 years.
 Mark P. Shaffer, an old timer of Tombstone, died at Springdale. Wash, recently.
 c. F. Worries of Albuquerque has as- stunned charge of the Williams dis patcher's office.
 w. e. Green of Bisbee has gone to Sonora with couple of cattle buyers looking for beef cattle,
 Dr. A. G. Rounseville returned to Williams from a protracted and pleas ant visit in Chicago.
 E. M. Bashoe of Toledo, Ohio, is in vestigating Bisbee with the object of establishing 1ewelry store.
 Lieutenants N. K. Averill and R. Sewall of Fort Grant were at the Ven dome, Fl Paso, last week.
 The board of supervisors of Yavapai county declared the offices of road overseer in that county vacant.
 J. c. Browns beautiful St. Bernard dog, Blanca, has taken two first pr-z-S at San Francisco bench shows.
 The stockholders of the Arizona Pa cific Railway company will hold meeting at Solomonville today.
 George Martin of Williams left Sat urday for Phoenix, where. he will buy 100 head of fat cattle and carload of juicy hogs.
 Architect Wells of the Williams San ta Ie Pacific force of draughtsm.n h. i:as ie.urned from visit to his home at Pueblo, Colo.
 Pacific lodge No. 173, Brotherhood of Locomotive FiIemen, of Winslow, announces its second annual dance and cencert for January 27.
 Mr. and Mrs. Steinfeld of Tucso I Friday evening, after the close of the performance at the opera house, enter tained dinner party of friends.
 A. M. Conard of Williams has all ready stored 300 tons of ice from his lake at the old Dennis mill. The crop now is up to the usual quantity.
 John T. Jones and family, late of Winslow ana St. Joseph, have located in Kinsley, Fan. MT. Jones was for merly foreman of the Aztec Cattle company.
 Three deeds from the Santa Fe Pa cific Railroad company to Mrs. Marie Nichols for seven lots in Ash Fork were filed for record in Prescott. MT. J. T. Owens of Stafford has pur chased the stock of general merchan- disc owned by R. W. Fuller of Thatch- CT and placed Mr Madison in charge.
 On Friday at Bisbee SIP, $14 and $16 was asked for bunch of Mexican cat tie that was brought across the line a few days ago. The prices were for ones, twos and threes.
 William F'raker and son, recently from Colorado, have been inves igating Yuma county with the object of To- eating, and are well pleased with the country.
 In a list of returning Klondykers, published in a late Examiner, the name of Harry Smith of Prescott appears. All of the party are reported loaded with gold.
 The schedule time of the Santa Fe Pacific is now thirty miles an hour, including stops, the running speed of the passenger trains being torty-five miles an hour.
 Louis Apodaca will now be held for murder Pablo Montana, whom he assaulted at Winslow, died last week in the hospital at Albuquerque from injuries received.-Argus.
 Ben Heneys services ts expert ac- countant ceased yesterday. His re- port as to the errors and defalcatioEs of ex-Clerk Fred G. Hughes was to be made at the same time,
 The Saginaw Lumber company re- gently sawed il, ,O00 ties for the Pacific Borax company, which is building 9 road from Daggett, on the Santa Fe Pacific, to the borax mines.
 edward Bein, an old resident oi Casa Grande, received a stroke o1 paralysis on Tuesday last, and was brought to the county hospital or Thursday.
 The citizens of Pima are circulating a petition asking the board of super Visors to incorporate the village o1 Pima and reincorporate the same un der another and later law.
 Mrs. Almira Hummer, mother O R. B. Burns, chief engineer of thu Santa Fe Pacific, died at Williams last week. Deceased was al one tim Chief Justice Fuller's teacher.
 We are in receipt of letter iron O. Flake, who is at present at Canton Ga. He says they have nothing bu rain, fog and mud, and he pines fo the land of perpetual sunshine. .-Hol brook Argus
 H. G. Ballou has sold half inter est in his cattle to William c. Sharp formerly at the Sacaton agency. is gentle herd of well graded Ameri