Arizona republican., 1897-12-16
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Tucson has a lady barber. Next!

Tucson has a lady barber. Next! A. J. Griswold is now postmaster in NOgales.
 The Steins Pass robbers are now repenting at leisure.
 The Nogales Oasis has been en- larged to twelve pages.
 Mrs. J. P. Dillon of Prescott has re turned from a trip east.
 Jerome Knights of Pythias elected officers the first of the week.
 The board of supervisors of Cochise county will meet on the 20th inst.
 H. c. Murray of the Fl Paso Tele- graph will spend the winter in Tomb stone.
 A 2-year-old son of Jesse Wanslee was drowned in a canal at Graham re- gently.
 W. W. Whitney of Bisbee shipped six cars of fat cattle to Los Angeles a few days ago.
 A block of onyx weighing 13,150 pounds was drawn into Prescott on wagon the other day.
 Mrs. Jordan, mother of Postmaster F. E. Jordan, arrived in Jerome re gently from California.
 M Doyle, ex-chief of police of Tomb stone, went over to the county seat the other day to serve as 3 trial juror. The Windsor hotel at Prescott has changed hands and is now under the management of Messrs. PokOhe and Griffin.
 J. W. Ross of Jerome has filed his oath and bond as notary public for record with H. D. Ross and Ralph Dll- lon as sureties.
 Tucson people are strenuOusly agf- tating the summary removal Of the wedge" It all depends on the newly elected aldermen.
 James Hardin of Wilcox has left for California where he will remain until March 1, at which time he starts for the Klondyke.
 Richard McGillen, printer and news paper man, is at Prescott from Chi cago to look after his mining inter- ests in that section.
 A Tombstone tough pulled q six shooter in billiard hall and started a stampede that could not be beaten by thousand steers.
 The Flagstaff observatory man has discovered that the stars do not twinkle. Neither does cat fight nor woman change her mind.
 Jesse N. Smith of Snowflake is pres ident of Navajo Stake, in which there. are six wards. The number of Mor- mons in the stake is put at 1,5O0.
 Judge Davis, Court Reporter Weed and Assistant Clerk A. c. Bernard reached Tombstone from Tucson Tuesday morning and court opened yesterday.
 More men are on court duty at Tombstone than ever before, it is said The city is crowded with wis itors and they are filling the hotel corridors with cots.
 Jerome is assuming metropolitan airs already. They have new skat- ing rink and there was such a large crowd at the opening that the man ager ha1 ordered another relay of skates.
 They are recognizing Patriots of America lodge at Tombstone. Coin" Harvey is the moving spirit in the af- fair. If any clouds appear in that lodge they ought surely to have a sil- yer lining.
 A Bisbee man says: "Our town looks very lively and in course of time will be a second New York. Just imagine us walking on Broadway" Hope you won't have to take it out in imagination, old man.
 Alvena B. Collins was granted di- vorce through the Los Angeles courts last week from Lawyer Collins of Je- rome. The couple had not lived to- gether for some time and the divorce was granted on the ground of non support.
 A MT. Rankin of Huachuca says he is going to sell his cattle and move to Yuma, because Yuma is the coming metropolis of Arizona. Of all the per verted ideas and disordered minds! Yuma the metropolis of Arizona! Not while Phoenix is on the map.
 Troops were ordered out from Fort Grant and Fort Huachuca Thursday to search for Apaches who were re ported to have pursued a number of cowboys in the Ash Springs country The alleged Indians proved to be a party of Mexicans. The troops have been ordered in.
 Sheriff Wilson of Gila county re- gently delivered at Yuma five prison CTS who had been sentenced at the re- cent term of district court at Globe.
 Constable Burt Alvord of Wilcox was in Tombstone the latter part of last week. The grand jury, after in vestigating the circumstances at- txonerated Mr. Alvord from blame.
 OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.