Arizona republican., 1897-12-17
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Court will probably be in session at Tombstone until Christmas.
 Sam F. Webb of Nogales is at ths San Xavier hotel in Tucson for a day or two.
 MT. George Blackman, bookkeeper for the Saginaw Mining company is in Tucson.
 Miss Nellie Cashmam of Yuma has arrived at Tucson for day or two on business.
 Louis I. Marshall, United States court commissioner of Deming, is in Tucson on business.
 They are having cold weather at Tucso, caused b ythe excessive snow fall in the mountains.
 Hon. B. A. Packard was a visitor to Bisbee on Wednesday, going out again tha following morning.
 Harry Rafferty, who has been in Bisbee for several weeks, returned to his home in Tombstone Tuesday.
 MT. J. H. Richards, a machinist and blacksmith from Nacosari, Mexico, is in Bisbee and expects to remain for some time.
 J. R. Hall of Bisbea wenk over to Tombstone Tuesday night to answer to the charge of libel in the district court.
 J. s. Tebbets and F. A Steavens of the Duquesne Mining and Reduction company of Duquesne, are at the San Xavier hotel in Tucson.
 l.. B. Anderson of Bakersfield Gal, the cattle buyer who has been in Tue son and vicinity for some Glme past, returned to California Tuesday.
 MT. Lippest. a barber at Bisbee, was severely injured about the head a5 a recent fire in his shop. Somebody smashed him in the solar plexus With a box.
 Creuss Blackman, brother of George O. Blackman, bOUkkeeper for the Saginaw Mining company, is at Tue son and will spend the greater pat of the winter th3Te.
 It is said that there is but one place in the entire United States where the historical thoum of Palestine can be found growing in its natural s.alte. and that is in Arizona.
 It is said that the station agent at San Simon could net identify Ghe train robbers recently arrested. The engi- neer and fireman will in all probablli- ties be able to do this.
 The new prisoners in the jail sent out word yesterday to two residents of Tucson, but neither were in town. This is their first attempt to communi- cate with the outer world since their arrest.
 Mrs. c. H. Smadley, who has bsen quite i'll at Tucson for several weeks past with remittent fever, is reported to be much better and it is expected she will be able to be cut again in few days.
 The wind blew the other night at Tombstone until the peop-e thought a small sized hurricane was upon them. No damage is reported beyond the loss of small artic-es that we e not anchored down.
 The improv ements on Meyer streat which were mentioned in the Citizen last week are going rapidly ahead and it willy be but a short time when there will be a new Meyer street which vii. take the place of the Old.-Citizen.
 Philip Sohreiber met with quite a serious accident Tuesday evening at Tucson. As he was walking along a street which was not well lighted
  had been carelessly left on the side walk and falling struck his head against some sharp object infiic,i ing a severe wound.
 Bolten Rogers of Seattle, H. P. Winslow of London and t. A. Fisher of New York are in Tombstone stop ping at the San Jose. These gentle men are about to bond a valuable mining property in northern Mexico belonging to w. c. Green, and they are in Tombstone for the purpose of consummating the deal.
 Detective Thacker will be in Tu son for a few days. His face bears a look of satisfaction, one train robber be- meath the rose and five safely jailed. He is one of the shrewdest detectives in Arizona. says the Star, and to him is due not small amount of the credit due for the capture of the Stein's Pass robbers.
 Judge J. S. Wood is in receipt of let ters from nearly all the teachers in Cochise county who have signifed their intention of attending the joint county teachers institute to be he'd in Tucson on the 18th and Seth of the present month The meeting prom fses to be one of the most successful teachers institutes ever held in the territory.
 MT. E. A. Nichols and MT. Quinn of WEllcox, who were in Tucson for the purpose of receiving the last payment on the purchase of the Grand Reef mine, which was sold to MT. J. w. Mackay of California, recently, re turned home Wednesday night. Hon. F. Nichols, who was there on business, left that city for Tombstone to attend court Tuesday morning.
 J. s. Howard, special examiner cf public land surveys. sant from Wash ington recently to inspect number of surveys made in Arizona, and par ticularly those of the town sites of Bisbee and Nogales, has left for his home in Oregon without completing the examination of the two latter sur Int n Wi1 r.atl ian6 com