Arizona republican., 1897-12-10
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 a bazaar today and tomorrow.
 Dr. Martin of Tucson is improving the grounds about his residence.
 Hugo A. Zeckendorf has returned to Tucson from a prOtracted eastern trip.
 P. A. Craigue, the vetaran miner, is in Prescott from his claims on Bridle creek.
 ;Tramps arrested in Tucson are sent to the street gang. As result tramps are scarce.
 D. J. Sullivan, the Congress mer chant, has been taking in the sights of Prescott.
 Gen. A. B. Sampson has returned to Tucson from Los Angeles, after an absence of two weeks.
 County Surveyor Contzen of Tue son has returned from his trip to the San Carlos reservation.
 The Needles Eye says that a drunken Indian had his head cut off by a train near that place.
 The Pima county assessor has paid to the county treasurer $140, being the amount of poll taxes collected.
 Flagstaff has a new public school house, and it is said to be one of the most elaborate educational buildings in Arizona.
 Fred Rughes's shortage is now es- timated at $5,O0G. No wonder the honorable gentleman finds the eli mate of Arizona distasteful.
 Charles Dougherty of Olive Camp left Tucson Wednesday for Arivaca to commence assessment work on his mining claims in that district.
 While transforming some stulls at Jerome Junction Tuesday one of the workmen was struck in the chest by the end of a stull and badly hurt.
 The Star has invented the name tfNew and Greater Tucson and de clares that the people of the old pu- eblo like it. It certainly sounds well. Bernebe Robles has brought TIT head of cattle to be temporarily pas tured at the Maish & Driscoll ranch just on the line of the city limits of Tucson.
 Charles Butler of Tempe and Miss Josie Butler of Walnut Grove arrived in Prescott Tuesday to see their fath- CT, who is very sick at his residence in South Prescott.
 Aleok Mckay and Wm. Warforl have left Tucson to do some work on gold claims recently located by them in the Fresnal canyon on the, west side of the Baboquivari range.
 As a result of seveual attempts to hold up people in Bisbee the Tyre of that enterpriSing camp advocates the arrest of all "Nags' and giving them three hours to leave town.
 Williams wants to incorporate and a petition is being circulated in the interest of the movement. Since Will hams lost the Santa Fe Pacific shops it has developed tendencies to get a hump on itself.
 Thomas J. Newcome, for years a we'll knOwp officer in Tucson, but more recently at the penitentiary as a guard, has been appointed by May or Buehman of Tucson to take the place of Officer Oaks, while the latter is acting marshal.
 Near Benson, silver containing 12O to 150 ounces of the whitei metal to the ton, is being taken out. It also contains some es7nqc stan 'Gnff-sia contains almost ali ounce of gold Work on the valuable property is be- Ing pushed by the owners.
 Dr. P. B. Purcell came in from the Silver Bell mining district Sunday to visit with his family. The doctor has what he thinks to be an excellent property in the above district called the Wind Up,, mine. He brought in with him some fins specimens of sil- yer ore which he thinks will assay into the hundreds. He has made ar arrangements to commerce extracting the ore for shipment right away Citizen
 The city acted wisely in adopting the hat1ess ordinance for our theaters. It may play havoc with the millinery business, but it will make a boom for the hair dressers, and then it will enable our ladies to show off their beautiful hair dressings, for there is no headgear which is equal in genuine beauty to that of the natural, plainly dressed hair. The Star cOngraltulates our city fathers on th5 spirit of pro- gresS which seems to constantly actu- ate them. Star.
 The Gold Cliff at Pearce is still showing up very flatteringly. A lot of zinc shavings were forwarded to the mine today from here Reports from the property, now under the Sr- perintende1cy of F. F. Hewett, are encouraging. The force is being in- creased and the cyanide plant is kept working constantly. Preparations are also being made to put in crushing machinery and increase the capacity of the cyanide plant, which is giving good results.
 The address of Dr. Billman at the Episcopal church in Tucson Tuesday evening was we'll attended. His talk was confined to the Sunday school and the elements necessary to its sue cess. Much interest was manifested and several participated in the discus sion after the address Dr. Billman has been the teacher of the Bible class of the Congregational church fol