Arizona republican., 1897-12-31
|An Over AriIzona|

w T. Sutton has leased the new Palace restaurant in Prescott.
 Harvey H. Helm and Miss Florence Gould of Prescott will be married n5Xt week.
 There are some sixty teachers in attendance at the joint institute at Tucson.
 V. R. Stiles is acting auditor of the A. & IS. B. in the absence of W. A. Harvey.
 Miles Archibald of Prescott has been quite sick with typhoid fever at Yuma but is recovering.
 Robert M Bryant and Miss Annie Broyles of Seligman were married in Prescott December 26.
 Dan Hagan, the well known cattle man, was an incoming passenger on the train Tuesday at Bisbee.
 D. F. Mitchell of Prescott is at pres ent located at Baumann's Swiss Girl mining camp on the Agua Fria.
 Dan Ross was in Tombstone from the Chirricahuas. After short stay he continued ito Bisbee where he goes into business.
 Mrs. F. L. Kastner and children have returned to Prescott from visit of several months with MT. Kastner's relatives in Canada.
 E A. Jones manager of the Con gross Gold Mining company's store, was quite seriously burned while off, ciaing as Santa Claus.
 Gus Barron of Tombstone, who has valuable copper claims in the Hua- chucas, has had them surveyed with The view of securing a patent.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davis, who have been located in Bisbee for a couple of months past, left Wednesday for Cali fornia, where they will reside.
 A lot in the burned district at Je- rome has been sold for $2,500 and Values are high in the copper camp. Ex-Legislator Robert Cornell is Prescott's auctio1eer. Ills saloon experience was not up to expectations. Some other ex's are more fortunate. sc Mead the Los Angeles cattle buyer, was in Bisbee Wednesday on cattle business. He left for Mexico, where he goes in search of beef cat fle.
 The N. M. & A. railroad compary has raised the wages of track labol- CTS from $1 to $1.25 per day, and with
 
 the men needed
 P. J. Loneguan of Tucson is clearing his lots on Stone avenue near Simpson street and it is understood will erect a fine residence building on them in the immediate future.
 F. P. Gum, J. L. Martin and R. Low ry. of St. Louis, all Catholic priests, arrived at Tucson Tuesday and will ;r hot frr fo the benefit of failing health.
 Ed Salmon, who for a long time has been in the employ of the Mexican NatiONAl Reduction and Improvement company at Fl Plomo, has resigned ] his position and returned to Tucson. .Aztlan Lodge F. & A. M. No. of Prescott installed the following off cers Monday: Morris Goldwater, W. hart, J. w.; A. A. Jones, secretary George H. Schuerman, treasurer.
 Another batch of some five car loads of ties and rails went over the Bisbee road a few days since and ar rivals of railroad material are noted almost daily. The work of replacing heavier rails on this road is progres- sing rapidly.
 Mr. Rodgers, who had his examina- tion on charge of burglary commit ted on the Fort Huachuca reservation was committed to await the action ot the United States grand jury. The case was tried before Court Commis- sioner Emanuel.
 Mrs. Thomas Whitehead is mourn ing the loss of her two moeking birds which were suffocated by smoke from the fire Tuesday night. The birds were excellent ones and their merry whistle will be missed by their num- erous boarders.-Bisbee Orb.
 The Fraternal Brotherhood Is the title of another insurance organizar ton established in Tucson. The lodge was started with good memIbersh p G. S. Bartholomew. the supreme sec retary of the order, installed the off cers Wednesday evening.
 Judge John Hawkins of Prescott received by telegraph the sad news of the death of his aged mother at hel home near Gilman, Saline county Missouri. The lady was in very feeblt health during the judges recent vlsi to her home. She was about 70 year: of age.
 The Arizona Pioneer Histor cal SO ciety, with headquarters in Tucson, a its annual election chose officers witt s. H. Drachman as president and fiji teen vice presidents. They paid al outstanding bills and now stand ire from debt, notwithstanding the heav. losses recently sustained.
 The construction of the handsom and commodious opera house by A V. Grossette, is resulting in the mos popular dramatic companies visiting Tucson in preference to any othe city in the territory. Thus one en terprising citizen adds much to tn reputation and good name of that city
 Mrs. R. A Woodbury died Dec. ? at Tombstone. Deceased was nearl 72 years of age and had been resi- dent of Tombstone since its earl days. She had a large circle af ac auaintances and many warm friend