Arizona republican., 1896-12-30

Judge John T. Bartleson of Florence is dead.
 G. Van Doren of Verde valley is in Prescott. Rev. H. A. Brown of Preseoss5 ,las gone to California.
 Jerome's new paper is due to make it's appearance on Thursday. f John s. Jones has returned to Pres colt from his visit to San Diego.
 G. w. Hull has sold lots in Jerome during the past few months amounting to $14,055.
 J. H. Wingfeld, cattleman living on the Verde, came in from the north last night.
 Judge Ling of Prescott fined man Monday, $50 for striking woman. The fine was paid.
 A Mohave county man has discov- cred a copper mine which he says goes 145 per cent in copper.
 The defunct Albuquerque National bank will pay up it's liabilities in full January 1. The bank failed three years ago. e-
 Dr. Scott Helm came up from Phoe nix on the early train this morning, returning again on the 10:30 train- Journal-Miner,
 J. H. Jack of Prescott advertises that from December 2S he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by Mrs. J. H. Jack.
 The bonds of Henry N Willis, con- stable, and George A. Henderson, jus tice of the peace of Agua Caliente pre- cinct, were filed yesterday.
 J. H. Lee of Prescott came to Phoe- nix Monday morning to consult with politicians in regard to obtaining a federal appointment, according to The Journal-Miner.
 Ed Wagner, who was in Prescott Tuesday, says work is progressing on the Walnut Grove dam and that two carloads of cement are now en route for the dam builders.
 Ernest R. Hill and Ralph w. Hill of Monteloo, California, the recent purchasers of the Dickey property in the Bradshaw mountains, Yavapai tOuhIy, iCQSACu l lCoCOlI lOAudy.
 John R. Murphy, the oldest active mining engineer in Arizona is regis tered at the Commercial He has just returned from trip to Chicago and left last evening for Bisbee to visit his son.
 M. F. Shaw, superintendent oi the territorial prison, came in yester- day morning from Tucson Mr. Shaw has a commission from a Mexican min Der of mules.
 Erwin Baer, the Prescott photog rapher, has returned from a triI through Mexico. He says he likes tha country as a place of residence, bu his line of business in the republic i. greatly overdone.
 A pistol shooting contest at tn, park on New Years is being arranged by members of the city police fore, and attaches of the sheriff's office Tn, winners will have an oyster supper a the expense of the losers.
 A petition advocating the bringin, before the legislature woman's suf frage bill was recently circulated il Apache county. The opponents of tn movement in that county are now cir culating a petition against it.
 Professor J. c. Wasson, principal o the Flagstaff schools, who is in at tendance at the teachers institut this week, is an elocutionist of un usual talent and he will probabl favor Phoenix with some of his bes selections before he returns to tn north.
 Deeds filed iii the office of the coun ty recorder yesterday were from J. 4 Kurtz and wife to w. s. Mitchell, lot 4, Orchard Grove addition, S65( L. C. Hughes and wife to J. Ernes Walker, lot 19, block 43, Capitol add tion, $250; J. Ernest Walker and wifi to Alexander B. Buckley, to lot i Norma place, $450.
 A shipment of eighteen cars of ca tie to San Francisco was made frol Tempe yesterday via the M. & F. Al engagements have been made by Supel intendent McNeil for special time o this trip which is regarded as a tri; trip. The cattle were gathered | Messrs. Hagan, Curry and Wolf Sach and were consigned to s. M. Akin