Arizona republican., 1897-12-19
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is recent arrVal III fTeScott Iloiu Rahdsburg, Cal.
 Dr. George Goodfellow arrived in Tucson Thursday from Sonora and is at the New Orndorff.
 Dr. Kayner has left Prescott for the Etua mill where he will do the assaying for the company
 H T. Cleveland of Sacaton, Indian agent for the Sacaton agency, is at the San Xavier hotel in Tucson.
 Sam Friedman, Jr.. son cf the we'll known proprietor of the Grand Cen ral hotel at Benson, IS a visitor in B-sbee H. Caraway the well known cattle man. will ship several Grainloads Of cattle from Bisbee within the next few days.
 Miss Lee of Tucson left Thursdey for Los Angeles where she expects to visit with friends during the hol- days
 Granville cattlemen hava finished the fall rodeo with a good roundup of steers. which they are shipping f -om Flagstaff.
 The change of tempe atu1e has caused a slight epidemic of la grippe in Tucson. This is hint to keep warmly dressed.
 Three drunks were given six days each on the chain gang by Judge Con nell in the police court at Tucson Friday morning.
 The case of John Evans. who was sent over from Bisbee on charge of assault with a deadly weapon, was S. missed by the grand jury.
 Prescott's city council has ordered new paraphernalia for the fire depart ment. consisting of hose, caps, lan- terms, axes, ladders, etc.
 Walter Zabriskie is in Tucson f,om Bisbee to spend the holidays with his parents in that city. He is, employed by the Copper Queen company at Bis bee.
 B. M. Legg of Prescott, who was in Tucson some weeks ago and while there instituted the Tucson tribe of Redmen is again in that city on busi- ness.
 Report is that Captain Anderson Of Prescott has left Randsubrg for Alaska Two ladies are said to have staked the gallant captain to S1,500 to prospec. in Alaska.
 R. C. Kettlewortih of TombS tone, who has been in BiSbee for several days looking for a location to erect some cottages. returned to the county seat on Thursday.
 A carload of machinery reach d Tucson yesterday from the Cares Iron works, Chicago, for the Sagin1w Mic- ing company. It was unlcaded and taken out to the company's mines.
 John Dewitt of Bisbee, who was held to appear before the grand jury on a charge of stealing ten burros from enc Francisco Bracom onteZ of this place, was discharged by the grand jury.
 The Arizona & Southeastern Rail road company has a work train and crew of men at work d,s 'ributing seventy-five pound steel rails between Bisbee and Fairbank. The entire Toa5 is to be re-;aid with new steel.
 J. DnWoverton, who has been in Tucson for the past few days. left yes terday morning for his ranch on the ofher side of the Tortill;tas mounta ms. He is one of Tucson's old timers and has many warm friends there.
 J. W. Sullivan is in Prescott He comes from Blackberry, where he shipped a lot of cattle to pasture in California. He also sent down two carloads to the Salt River valley. He says feed is rather short in that val ley.
 Thatcher is soon to have blaming mill and door and sash factory in run ming order. The engine and macbdn- cry are in position and the bui ding is being rushed to completion. lily rum Claridge & Co. are the projectors of this comendable enterprise.
 Hospital Steward Schumacher, who has been stationed at, Fort Huachuca for some years, but now stationed at Salt Lake, is at the fort on a leave of absence. He is interest sted in some mining property in Red Rock dis trict.
 Gilbert NJ Weeks and Ell Salmon, who have been in Tucson for several days past left yesterday morning on their return trip to Fl Plomo. It is said that after January first all the ere from the Fl Plomo mines will be hauled to Tucson and shipped from there for smelling.
 According to adispatch published in the Los Angeles Times Fred G Hughes had been arrested in Rands- burg by the constable of that town, and is being held at that place pend ing extraditicn. The Times dispatch said that he was willing to return for trial on the charge of embezzl5- ment.
 GilleGmo Jas-eta, Mexican from Hermosillo, was arrested and tried in the police court at Tucson Thursday afternoon charged with carrying ccn- cealed weapons. Judge Connell cor- sidered that his case merited fifty days on the chain gang. Thomas Ocha was also given seven days for being drunk
 As little Prescott boy with a ticke. to the t'Ole Olson" performance s-cod outside the theater door, pickpocket relieved him of the Ticket. For tunately the number of the ticket was known and the thief did not get in on it. That thief would make a, probab' y successful candidate in meanest man. in-the- world contest
 The rush for Alaska next spring will