Arizona republican., 1897-12-22
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The dog poisoner is getting in his work at Bisbee.
 4. J. Hudson arrived in Prescott re- cently from Ash Creek.
 Mrs. Bell and daughter, Mary, of Tombstone are visiting friends in Bis bee.
 w. s. Goldsworthy and wife of Pres colt have gone east to spend the hol1- days.
 |. J. Hawkins of Prescott has just returneH5 from "a. brief business trip east.
 c. H. Fannh,er of the land depart menr. of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad, is in Prescott.
 MT. L. H. Manning of Tucson re- turned from hasty visit to San Fran cisco on Monday.
 MT. Charles R. Rogers has returned to Globe from Mesa, where she has been for some weeks.
 MT. Charles R. Drake of Tucson left Monday for California lie will return for the holidays.
 w. c. Roberts, Salt Lake, and .. Kennedy, Cincinnati, Hre registered at Hotel Burke, Prescott
 MT. Robert A. Lewis arrived in Tucson from ArMaea Saturday and will remain in that city until after the holidays.
 Mrs. w. w. Bookner and daughter, Bessie, arrived at Globe from Los An geles last Sunday to spend the hola- days among old friends.
 The mercury in the government thermometer at Whipple dropped last week to ten degrees above zero, being the coldest of the season.
 MT. and Misses Mckenzie, of San Jose, California, will spend some time in Yuma this winter. They are ex- p5cted to arrive by Christmas.
 It is rumored that uhe Huachuca a water line to Bisbee and connect with its main lime to Tombstone.
 Senator and Mrs. Ives and Col. and Mrs. Payne of Yuma will spend the holidays in Tucson. They will be the guests of Col. and Mrs. B. Randolph. Plans are being drawn for two story stone building, three story brick building and a, s50,000 hotel, all to be built by the United Verde com pany at Jerome.
 The board of supervisors was in session at Tombstone Monday. It pro poses to issue warrants, sufficient money being now in the treasury to meet the demands.
 Mrs Chapman is expected to arrive in Tucson Thursday morning from Los Angeles. She will be a guest O. her sisters, Mrs. H. Brown and Mrs. C. R. Drake.
 Miss Exie SedgemouIa, for whose pardon petition was extensively signed about month ago, returned to Tucson Monday Miss Eva Blan- chard went to Yuma and accompanied her home.
 MT. Hasselback of San Pedro has been in Yuma seKerha days. He aided in, the institution of Advance Lodge, Order of the Fraternnl Brotherhood, a few nights ago, he being a member of the brotherhood.
 P. JxaMcLean, who was for some time n( lnager of the Senator Mining company at Yuma and will be remem- bered exceedingly favorabiy by most of her citizens. is at present in New York city.
 Howard Livingstone, who was il Globe a few days ago says that the outlook in upper Salt River valley is discounaging There is scarcely any feed on the range, cattle are poor and too weak to move, and heavy losses are predicted.
 It is rumored thah hospital corps will soon be established at Tucson in connection with the National Guard The insignias of the corps have al ready been received and now all that is necessary is a. movement on the part of the proper officers.
 George Cox, a civil engineer of Du- luth, Minnesota, arrived in Yuma a few days ago. and may locate there permanently. Mir. Cox is an old ac- quaintamce of w. H. Elliott, they hav- ing beem associated Eh several in- stances in civil engineering work.
 J. K. Miller, a member of the Fra ternlal Brotherhood of Los Angeles was in Yuma last week to assist Su- preme Secreltary G. S. Bartholomew dn tlhe Institution of Advance Lodge Order of the Fraternal Brotherhood of that place.
 Col. A. B. Samson arrived at Tue sonl from the Guijas yesterday. Ht reports work on GIhe Grant group as progressing in most satisfactor. manner Last week it showed in th' Guijas and it Tained heavily in tn - Baboquivari valley Sunday mcraing
 Snow commenced falling at Prescott on Saturday last and the following Sunday morning the earth was GOV cred to a depth of about five inches The snow was light and afforded goo' sleighing, and the jingle of sledg1 bells was heard most of the day, tn snow falling all the while
 Mir. and Mrs. F. G. Bladsdell ana little daughter, Irene, who spent tn summer i'm Concord( and other Massa chusetts points, visiting relatives an friends, returned to Yuma last week MT Blaisdell is secretary of the Yum Water and Light company and has as \ stunned the duties that position 1n Wolves.