Arizona republican., 1897-12-29
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it's session today at tucson.
 Hoyt's Milk White Flag at Gro setta's Tucson opera house January g.. The Pima county jail had thirty one prisoners to eat Christmas din- ner.
 Gen. Wardeii has completed and filed his bond as postmaster at Hua- chuca.
 On Monday the temperature was: Minimum, 24 degrees; maximum, 66 degrees at Tucson.
 Col. J. A. Zabriski of Tuscon will deliver an address of welcome before the teachers institute.
 Neil Macdonald of Harshaw, builder of the Rollin smelter, made business calls in Tucson on Monday. Col. and Mrs. John H. Martin of Tucson, with party of friends, had pleasant picnic party on Sunday.
 J. N. Pemberton, principal of the public school at Fort Huaehuca, came to Tucson and will be there all th-s week.
 Miss Hazard of St. Louis, sister of Judge s. E. Hazzard, will spend the winter with her brother and family at Tucson
 Mrs. Barron M. Jacobs of Tucson has issued invitations for ladies card party for the afternoon of the 18th.
 Mrs Charles DeGIof gave an inn promptu da-ce at the New Orndorff Christmas night. It was a very en- joyable affair.
 MT. and Mrs. States Morrison of Tucson will give a house warming at their pleasant home on Stone avenue New Years night.
 Miss Annie Schuerman of Prescott left for San Francisco Sunday to visit her sister, Miss Bertha Schuerman, who has been sick in that city.
 Alex Finlayson, timberman, died at White Hills on the 18th of pneu- mon1a. Finlayson was a recent ar rival, his former residence being .Te- rome.
 Charlie Ton, a Chinaman, was ar rested Monday charged with being in Pima county unlawfully and was brought before Judge Davis at Tucson for trial
 The board of supervisors paid the treasurer of Pima county $233.54, the last of the money received on account of recent court house fire. The total was about $1 300.
 The Christmas season just passed is said by the merchants to have been one of the best for business ever had in Tucson. Every place of business was veritable bee hive.
 The excavation for the track of the street railway is now completed out to University addition, with the ey ception of a short piece near Wake fields corner-Tucson Star.
 Supervisor Schumacher of Pima county was that unfortunate as to be confined to his bed on Christmas day with an attack of infammatory rheu- makism. He is improving rapidly.
 f. Lippincott of Philadelphia, Pa, of the Lippincott Publishing company who has been visiting with Capt. Hope at Huachuca for the past few weeks, has returned to his home.
 The ladies of Tucson will "re- ceive" in New Years day. This is a pleasant social custom, as ancient as it is enjoyable. The proveGbial egg nog will of course be in evidence.
 George Rupert of Tucson has just received word that he has won an important suit in the supreme court of California. T1le suit involved 16O acres of valuable farm land near Fresno.
 Miss Carlotta Geanft of Los Angeles Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Fred Ronstadt of Tucson. Miss Geantit Is not only handsome and accomplish ed- but she is said to be a musician of un- usual skill and ability.
 The live pigeon shoot given by the Blue Rock Gun club on Christmas at Tucson was a success in every way. The best scores were made by James Finley, Charles T. Etchells, Charles Meyer and Charles Weber.
 Elmer Little of Winslow took dose of strychnine Wednesday night with suicidal intent. Dr. Dryden was call thought he vii lrecover A woman is said to have been the cause.
 E. N. Fish has purchased the Tiegas property on Main street. It is rumor- ed that MT. Fish procured the prop erty at a bargain and that the pur- chase price was something less than eleven hundred dollaFs.-Star.
 Miss Mary V. Priest, who has been i'll at the hospital at Tucson for the past two weeks, is now entirely re- covered and will resume her duties as teacher in the public school on the commencement of the winter term.
 Joe Hoef1er was out to his ranch in the Sulphur Springs valley on Sunday and reports cattle looking fine. Hoef- Ter, Duval & Co. are among the pio- neers in the cattle business in O. chise county, and the outlook for a prosperous year was never better Prospector.
 James McClintock, the well posted and affable newspaper corres espondent came up to Prescott from Phoenix Sunday and called on the Courier. Ht expressed himself as feeling exhilar. ated by the ozone freighted atmos- phere of that town. He returned Monday evening.