Arizona republican., 1899-11-07

The two pay days in Williams for
this month. the 18th and Goth, will turn
loose over $4,000.
George Morgan and Frank Smith
left Thursday for Phoenix, where they
expect to remain until the snow melts
in the mountains next sprlng.-Flag-
staff Sun.
On account of the heavy frost on the
18th ultimo, nearly all the bean crop
in the Magdalena district is d total loss.
1t is thought this loss will greatly raise
the price of that cereal throughout the
state.-Nogales Vidette.
Property values in Williams have in
creased a thousand per cent in the past
two years. Lots that sold for 800 two
years ago command from $500 to 81
900 at present. Can any town beat that
record?-Williams News.
By a recent decree of the governor of
Sonora. it is prohibitory for any mer-
chants of the state, under severe pen
alties. to sell to any individual amnlu-
milton and firearms. especially Reming-
ton cartridges.-NUgales Vidette.
z. NJ. Doe returned Monday from
New York. He saw the yacht race be-
tween the Shamrock and Columbia and
his trip was both profitable and enjoy
able.-Flagstaff Sun. He must have
had his money on the Columbia.
Quite a heavy snow fell in the noun
tains from twelve to twenty miles
north of Clifton Sunday. The only I'M
pleasant weather in this part of the
valley at the time was a warm breeze
that caused a slight rise in real estate.
Clifton Era.
Raul Juarez. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ga
briel Juarez of Durango. Mexico, and
nephew and adopted son of DR.. Man
uel Iglesias, died at $50 p. m. Thurs
day at the doctors temporary residence
in NOgales. Sonora. aged % years. The
immediate cause of death was abcess
of the liver.-Nogales Vidette.
For services at the La Barranca coal
fields. recently purchased by the South
ern Pacific company, there are now on
the way from the factory at Kansas
City, two large Weber gasoline engines
of large capacity, which will be in
stalled as soon as they are received at
the coal fields.
Fred Fuss received a telegram from
Fort Huachuca announcing the death
of his wife. which occurred at that
place. lllOIlllilS- MIS- Il uSS
has been suffering for the past three
years and has been confined to the
house most of that time. Mr.. Fuss left
for the post and will bring the remains
here for burial.-Bisbee Orb.
The central telephone office will be
in Williams for the long distance lines.
Work will commence Immediately on
the line to Flagstaff. thirty-four miles;
to the Grand canyon sixty-two miles,
and to Jerome, thirty-two miles. When
the line is completed to Jerome, Pres
colt and Williams will be able to talk
10 one another over the "phone.'-Wil-
liams News.
Mrs. David Babbitt. who for the past
two weeks has been seriously ill, was
taken to Los Angeles Thursday. She
is in a critical condition, but under the
advice of her physicians she was taken
to the coast with the hope that the
change would be of benefit. David
Rabbit, Mrs. c. ]. Babbitt and DR.. D.
j, Brannen accompanied the invalid 10
Los Angeles-Flagstaff Sun.
Chaplain Scott saved all of his fur
niture yesterday at the Whipple fire.
He says that the fire originated from
the burning of SCOT in the chimney, the
fire starting between the ceiling and
roof AS he had no insurance he was
very fortunate in saving his furniture.
He and his family have moved to town,
taking up their residence in one of T.
G. Norris's cottages on Pleasant street.
Prescott Journal-Miner.
Last Monday Tomas Villa, who for a
number of years has conducted
butcher shop in Nogales, Sonora, died
at his residence on International street,
after a short illness, says the Vidette.
The funeral took place at $3.50 Monday
afternoon and was attended by large
number of friends and acquaintance.
Deceased had been a resident of No
gales many years and was highly re-