Arizona republican., 1897-12-15
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is in Gro Blanco.
 D. M. Sullivan of Ypsilamti, Mich, is at Tucson with his family.
 Mrs. l.. B. Miller of WinlsIlow is a guest in Albuquerque, N. M.
 Nick Gales of Prescott has gone to Chicago on mining business.
 IA Nogales man is selling genuine New York state cider-so he says.
 w. J. Purdie of Ell Plano is in Tue son for day or two with MT. G. M. Weeks
 Judge J. D. Bethule of Prescott has been in Kingman on prof sslonal business.
 M, SalZman has returned to Will liams from sojourn at Grand Rap ids, Mich.
 Monday evening Mir. Allen T. Bird, editor of the Oasis, went to Tucson on business.
 Some of the territorial papers are complaining of the superfluity of sheep and cattle thieves.
 Mrs. J. P. Dillon of Prescott has returned from a four months visit with relatives in Canada.
 John McCarty, the lion hunter, is operating in Pinal county. He killed four mountain lions last week.
 w. S. Sturgiss and w. III. Gold cf Orc B1anco have been doing business in Tucson the past few days.
 There were four accessicns to the Prescott Methodist Episcopal church at communion services Sunday.
 Alt Tucson they are extending the street car line to the university and the work is extending very rapidly.
 James Lefoe of HeT-ring on, Kan as, brother of the man killed at Chapar- ral last week, made Prescott a visit on Saturday.
 MT. X. B. Burns, an executive off, cer of the Mutual Life Insurance com pany of New York, is in Tucson in the interest of his company.
 Col. Palacio was at Nogales a faw days ago attending to a shipment of one from Fl Carmen mine in the Ar.zpe district of Sonora.
 Mr. Halsinger, the new special agent of the general land office, may be stationed at Tucson pc manently. He is an old newspaper man.
 William WespiIbal of the surveyor generals office is in Chicago to SD md the holidays. It is his intention to Temain away for about a momsk.
 Mons L. Lipman, consular agent a. Nogales, has received his pavilion (fag), which wil be flying in front of his office right after New YeaT's.
 A boxing exhibition will be given at the opera house in Blsbee next Sunday night by local sports and well known professionals from California
 A posse of officers passed through Bisbee a few nights ago on the track 0f the Black Jack gang, who attempt ed to hold up the Southern Pacific ex- press train Thursday night
 At Benson extensive preparations are in h4nd for making gala day on Christmas, Therel will be horse races, turkey shooting and numerous other sports and amusements.
 w. R. Coats arrived in Fre:co Sunday from Schenectady, New York, ito take the position of stenog aphar in George M. Saugelt's office, recent ly vacated by E. w. Mitchell
 H. Hamburg, president of the Mon tezuma Mining company, whose prop critics are located in Montezuma cal- yon, Huachuca moun aims, returned from Kansas City to Bisbee last week and is now at the mires.
 Tucson is going to import three new women from California to dance ito the cheers of the unterrified.f We suppose it's the 'tcouchee -couciee" Perhaps it'S going to be a Seely din- ner affair.
 Tucson's firemem compare favorafly with Londoms' now famous brigade rrrNh I~ I. <J<r and found a smoulderng heap of ruins upon their arrival at the scene of carnage.
 Howard R. Masterson, son of Mural Masterson of Prescott, was married in Los Angeles, December g, to Miss Edna B. Bowe of Los Angeles, Rev Joseph Smale, a minister recently of Prescott, performing the ceremony.
 Florence J. O'Brien, at one time To- cal edition on the Citizen at Tucson, and later connected with papers in this city, is now employed in the busi- ness office of the Record Union a. Sac ramento, Cal, and is said to be do ng well.
 Judge Davis held short session of court Monday at Tucson al. which two or three cases were disposed of. He mas returned IO lOmDSlOne. Ut Us un- derstood that the criminal docket at that place is an unusually large enc at this term of court.
 Mr. F. J. Ryan, formerly d S. patcher and latterly agent of the N. M & A railway att Fairbank, was at Nogales last week. He has jus re- turned from visit to San Francisco. The repent of Mr. Ryan's appo ,ntmelt .of hc q premature.
 The Star says: 1.-The churchss were well attended Sunday and unusually able discourses were given by the pas tors who filled the respective pu pits. :" Good for Tucson. Any town that can fill her churches in this age of skepti- hi