Arizona republican., 1899-08-21

 ! several years in tie university tjf southern California.
 A Phoenix woman assured her hus- 1 band that she never told him a lie nor never would He told her that he did not doubt it. but he would hereafter 1 cut a notch in the piano when he knew she deceived htm No you won't" she
 screamed, T am not going to have my
 piano ruined '-BiSbse Olb.
 The Tombstone drug store has pass ed into new ownership a sale having i been cOnsummated yesterday whereby l C. S. Clark was given possession, J. M. Folks retiring. It is understood some extensive additions to the sock and ] general remodeling is contemplated by
 the new management. Prospector.
 James A. Cameron of Walnut Grove
 and Miss Rittie McNary Of Indian i Territory were married yesterday at ! Brinkmeyer's hotel. The bridegroom
 is an old resident of Walnut Grove and
 an estimab!e young mcn- The bride
 is a niece of John McNary of Walnut ! Grove and a cousin of R. c. McNary. i -JournaI-4finer
 The Flagstaff public scGooIs will open on Monday the 11Eh day of Sep ] tember with the following teachers: ! Lulu R. Hunter, first primary; Mary i Logic, second primary department;
 Anna NJ Miller, first intermediate de-
 poItment; Katherine Edwards. second
 intermediate department a2d Malvern
 D.mmick, grammar department.-- . Gem.
 l A Kingman telegram or August r says: The big silver lead camp of ] Chloride Is all excitement and enthu-
 s-osm over the completion of the Ari- Zona & UEah railroad. The visitors were welcomed by Judge w G. Blake
 ly, after which Vice President McCon--
 nico spoke of the great advantage the
 railroad would be to the camp in the
 marketing of ores. Miss May Kr.der
 drove the silver spike home
 The Silver Belt says: Jerome learned the lesson of needed protection which
 incorporation secures only afteE re- psated cOnflagrations which each time destroyed a large portion of the tOwn There is no town in Arizona which
 nseds to sbe incorporated as badly as
 Gicoe does, and 1t is hoped it will not have to pass through the costly ex- peIfences which Jerome experienced before the property owners here real lze the value of incorporation.
 Mrs. J. L. Fisher and her dauob+a,. Mrs Harry Trftle. gave T very delight ful entertainment to between fifty and
 sixty ladies. at '.he elegant mansion of
 the former. Wednesday afternoon Tho g'iesfs were divided int0 two comma nieS. and one was employed in nIaving IfcsTessive hearts. while progressive
 whist engaged the time Of the other company. \ number of very interest
 ing and exciting games Of each vvera played. when the scores were couri ad resulting in awarding the hearts nrize to Mrs F. l.. W-ric1t a-d the first whist prize to Mrs. J. C. Martin. Mrs
 J. J. Hawkins and Mrs. J. Y. -aeD- hard tied for the second whist prize. and int1e cut ft was won by Mrs. Flaw kins.-JOUrnaI Miner.
 The result of Mr. Barry's Iabors at the site of the Hudson reservoir dam Is thus referred 10 by <he Silver Belt:
 Andrew Barry, engineer for the Hud- son Reservoir company, and five as slstants, arrived yesterday evening form the site Of the proposed dam on salt River. below the mouth of TOnto cre6A- where they were engaged in run hing the top contour. or line of the highest water mark From MT. Barry we learn that the height of the dam will be 200 feet. length on toD 59O feet: tt million acre feel. and the average depth of water when the reservoir is full. so feet. MT. Barry thinks the prospect for the building of the dam is good. as the enterprise is in financially strong hands. Henry Mann. of New York. is general manager of the con- pany, and Sims Ely. secretary, resides m Phoenix The construction of this dam has been agg,ated so many y5ars that people in Gila county have grown skepticaI in regard 10 it.
 The building boom seems to have struck Globe. The Belt says: Edward ! Week is building d neat four room house adjoining his office on Broad : street. and Ed Hulteen. builder and | contractor. is putting up q three room | house on the ball grounds for Geo. F. ! Wilson One of the most important of i the new improvements made in Globe | is the handsome store and dwelling erected for Wm. Mill Williams, the well known mercharlJ. opposite the Crawford hotel at the north end of town The ground dimensions Of the store are 24X3J feet. and including the living rooms. 24xG3 feet The con StructiOn of the building iS of .he most substantial character, and the finish ing throughout is i'll excellent taste A spacious yeranda surrounds the building. adding much to it's comfort and appearance. Two nydrants. con- neGing with 3OG0 gallon tank. fur nish an abundance of water for prGtec- ton against fire, as well as for dones tic purposes.
 The Organiz.i ion Of a social and ath letic club. which has been in the pro- cess of formation fer some -Lme. has been finally completed. says the Jour nal Miner The following are the off cers elected: J. D. Wakely. president; W. G. Greenwood. vice president; J. C. Fredericks, treasurer; F. C. Averyt secretary \ board of directors was elected consisting of the following: Harry Brown. II. D. Aiken, Dr. Jo1n F AL-alI-. O.L,.ia-, I1 [ ] ! ..I---,1l