Arizona republican., 1899-09-04

w w. Ross of Preec-l,t tas gone to Ii-uisv ile, Ky, to bs absent some 0me.
 H. C. Krueger has returned tIo Pres colt from his trip to California accom- IaLted by hiis B.1de.
 Tie fourlSrELon for iIle addition to the G,5gcd house is ffrIJ5Ead and ths brick work begun uLller the slpefv-5- ion of NJ J. Kennedy of Flagsisan,
 wh1>l i.1l9urels its -aTty Cl-lEFleel-cn-- Wins1ow Mail.
 ,Adolph M-9her fer many years . resQGart of F-ec,cott. but late of Den vsr. has returned tJ I5calse again, says dkll JouILL r-Ntular. The Hajsl5sayam- pclGs gci5 verw rct1D.y after leaving and CTS by orra rllllrtn 10 ,,15 e of the only elixir on :l.lis sphere.
 L.E. He:-,r, a brother ci o. H. HesGa, the Li-gcI Cptic.a1 of Gl;I1Tge H. Cook
 jewsii-y house. ltas arrived to locate permanently m Ariz0na, says the Jour T. f,-MiJar, coming from YanNtCn, $. D. He VII Jake charge of Mlr. Cocks iiri -re.p-s tn the jewelryT and optical line at Jercrne.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. Neissl have met with heavy bereavement by the death of their slaughter! Effrieda, (Which oc- cured. last Tuesday. She was six years and four months of age, and was an only daughter which makes her loss harder to bear. Death resulted from pneumonia following an attack of ty- phoid fever. The funeral tock place this morning from the Catholic church. Globe Silver Belt.
 Married, AUgusid 16, 1889. by Judge JssF Mahcrey, Mr. Richard S- Ed
 D.rfgf Cur.s of RaEj,vul, KlInJls. The cere- mcEy, was pegformed at the residence of WA. Cl5an. Thj:i h5Use WAS filed wsil tils .LlAt,clio of 'lIa ecII-ral2tlng L gTrefs.@ At 8:1O p. m. the doors were ifll,1.1n open art1 the bride and gro1m xLep, li-lg fci1xa1t we're nL5ie ori9' by ',he officiating judge After which a bcfln- ,a,orry rsicaLJt wlas served.-WdnisloW Mi1.
 1iI9 Wilzslow pubtrc schools WI cIi-ln on MonSl&y, the 11'h day Of S3p- te,mibsl, says the Mail, w-iJl F-i-f. Hfck- ey as pr'rIfpal, Miss Alexarder in t-.arga of the Intermediate department, aTil Mtzlges Cavanaugh and Henderson in &ha primary dsFl-iImen'.. Our &eLo--iiic pcPuil EiCn has -hcr so st.eltly7 erti ,Skle scholarship improved tlJ such an exlleilt that a graded school 
 realizing this fact, have exercised the greciJe5t oi-rlel tn scouting tdachers.
 wv. H. CfutIap, eays tl,lu Williams Nc,xls, ere of dlde best of the bachcuor boys of WEdainis, and assistant book keapb~ for .tce Sngiinciw lumber cOnl- Ec-ly, I,il. TkII1l51y' flor Eugene, Org gen. Wihera he gcIei5 So lClJk after EI 5 111s.ile1y IJ,ei-elsl1s. MT. GilstHi-p has ki s.y pU-lchaigcJ an fLislg1.Bt in the EIgeris Reg 5ter, tine [lszllng paper of that l-y. His employers llere are 10th 1 to PaIlJ with him arid have offered him | 1T 1I1ceIrrtl5 which combined with C ,h-- nhgll,'i.c a.1MgCl-ions will un- i LicJlctE1ly c1Gse WlLL] to str.hs The 'NlOt | and t;he land of our loves.
 Tom Cline was in town cn Tuesday. 1 His left shoulder, which was crushed ! by his horse falling on him, is improv- ing, but it will be some time before t he recovers the full use of the arm. He says his brother John would give him no particulars of the recovery Of : his two horses stolen from his ranch on Tonto early in December of last year, for which King Ussery is held awaiting trial at the next term of dis trict court here. One of the animals, a race horse which is highly prized, was in good condition when found; the ether showed evidence of having been ridden hard.-Globe Silver Belt.
 The remark is often made that the volume of business done in Wilcox is considerable. It is true, says the Range News. There are three large mercantile concerns here dealing in general supplies. They employ twenty men who are kept constantly busy un- leading, shipping, delivering and bill ing goods. The sidewalks are almost constantly piled with goods which are being. received and shipped. The Ro- Tz.aafs= used to say that all roads lead 10 Rome In not quite so extesive a sense, we are willing to confess, the same is true of Wilcox. Practically all the roads fer distance of from 1 fifty to seventy-f1ve miles converge lierAs and they are travelled by miners and 5stockTnen n -svho come to Wfllcox to do their trading.
 The Williams News says that it was announced that track. laying on the Santa Fe 6 Grand Canyon railrcnd , would commence on the 18th of August and as that date has passed by and no l track as yet has been laid, nor will be { until about September the first, the l News in answer to many inquiries, will 1 state that Mckinley prosperity and re- !