Arizona republican., 1897-12-18
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 <>>>>~>>><>~>> ~>>>>~>>e They are having heavy rains in Tucson.
 H. A. Morgan Of Wilcox is On a business trip to Tucsod..
 Sam Friedman, Jf, of the Friedman hotel, Benson, is in Bisbee.
 Mrs. Sam Uandon of Jerome spent the past week with Prescott friends. William Best of San Francisco is registered at the Bessemer, Bisbee Another hurricane has visited Bis bee. Fortunately no damage was done.
 J. J. Patton of the BisIbee Tyre is in Tombstone as a witness in the Greene case.
 MT. Koch has returned to Bisbee from Fl Paso, where he has been with a shipment of ore.
 Tucson has a law school which is holding moot courts with Judge Wright on the bench
 Joseph Towre, who has been visit ing relatives in Prescott, has left for his New Jersey home.
 Five Workmen are employed mak- ing changes and improvements in the fire engine house at Tucson.
 J. c. Bailey of the Prevalent Mu- tual Building and Loan associatiOl, Sof Los Angeles, is visiting Prescott. There arg twenty bright and shining locomotives at the round house in Tue son, and six which are undergoing re- pairs.
 ID. B. Heating has just returned to Prescott from a trip to Wyoming. He reports very frigid conditions in that region.
 l.. H. McHenry, an attorney fem Kentucky, who has been stopping in TucsoH for a few weeks has opened a law office there
 The city council at Tucson has passed an ordinance to the effect that the ladies remove uhsir hats in the opera house.
 Mrs. George Ward has returned to Jerome from San Francis sco, where she placed her daughter, Miss Ruby, in Mills college.
 On account of the, late arrival of trains at Huachuca station, it is said that lodging house and restaurant would pay at that point
 The skating rink didn't last long at Jerome. Jeromites prefer dancing. and as the two amusements conflict when brought into the same hal, the skates were disposed of.
 Joseph Towne brother of Mrs. Hugo Richards, who has been visiting in Prescott for some time, has left for his home at Orange, New Jersey.
 B. J. Baker of Kansas City, west ern agent of the Pabst Brewing com pany, is in Prescott on bus ness trip. He ought to be in clover here.
 The city council of Prescott sent a telegram to Washington "Wednesday making a strong protest against the abandonment of Whipple Barracks.
 A daily stage is now run from C-n- gress to the Springfield Mining com pany's property near Peoples valley, and a tri-weekly from Kirkland sa- tion to the same mines
 Carl Krutz, the discove,er of the property now being operated by he Springfield Mining company, is in Pres colt, having just returned f om a tr D east.
 Chief Jack Bolan of the Tucson fire department claims to be the champion checker player of the territory. and Is willing to meet all corners, either for money or for fun-fun preferred
 Mrs. A. c. Bernard is expected to arrive at her home in Tucson this morning from Kansas City, where she went recently to attend her moth CT, who was very i'll, but is now greatly improved.
 Miss Mattie Fren1er of Presc-tt, one of Yavapai's fairest young school ma'ams, who has been spending the summer with Mrs. John Duke at the Equator mine, is the guest of friends at Jerome.
 There will be four weeks shut down at Jerome, commencing January 15, and the Yavapai County Reoorter says that all the miners that do not leave town will be glcriously drunk as long as any one will trust them for drinks.
 The. examination of the five tra | robbers who were taken to Tucson did not occur as expected. IL is prob. able that they will be taken in charge by U. IS. Marshal Foraker, who vii take them to New Mexico for trial, as the hold-up occurred in that terr.toI v A man who gave his name as Jame. Gan1on, forced>an entrance into tht Congress lodging house at Tucson, art when invited to leave, refused. Al officer was called who took him il charge and Justice Meyer gave hin free lodging for ten days in the coun,!