Arizona republican., 1897-12-14
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Cy Dart of WinslOw, who accIden- tally shot himself. is convalesc1ng rapidly.
 w T. Fuller of Pima was replen- ishing his stock of goods at Globe last week.
 Will Shanley of Globe will spand the holidays with his mother af Los Angeles.
 The new Owl social club is the latest evidence that the 400 is still in esse at Nogales.
 The scenery for Marsh's new opera house at Nogales will soon arrive thereI ready to be put in at once
 Professor Lewis and Miss Ha tie Spreecher of Nogales were 1n tucson last week to take the teachers exanl- nation.
 Hon. Sam F. Webb, J. D. Milton and linn Gamble of Nogales are on a hunting and prospecting "trip to So- nora
 Capt. Polhamus of Yuma vent to Los Angeles on business connected with mining interests in the Mesquite district.
 Yuma will soon have a fourishing lodge of the Fraternal Brotherhood, the popular Pacific coast fraternal insurance order.
 The board of supervisors of Apache county met Monday last in special session Business coIDnected W1,h the court house bonds engaged their attention.
 A. J. Bennett, who has been yard master at Winslow for a number Of wears. has been received and promot- ed. He is now running 6 train on the second division.
 Julius Kunde of Lochiel was arrest ed for smuggling beef into the United States from Mexico. Judge Duffy of Nogales bcund him over for trial in fthIe sum of $500.
 The San Francisco Call prints cut of Mrs. Thomas Newlands, A1i- zona's only prospector numbered among the gentler sex. May the size of her purse never grow less.
 Reports from Bisbee conveyed the information that Joe Norton and Ben Bound, formerly of Globe, had been offered $60000 for a mine and hal gone to Los Angeles to close the deal.
 The Arizona Silver Belt in an ar ticle describes how a lamp may be lit with ice We don't know hcw they are fixed at Globe but right here at Phoenix we have no ice to burn.
 A. P. Merritt of Globe departed last week for Seattle where he will await the opening of navigation to the Yukon in the spring. MT. Merritt ex- poets to strike it rich at the KloD- dyke
 The numor that Harry Martin, fore man of the painting gang on the Santa Fe Pacific killed a man in Sel- igman last Sunday night has been found to be utterly withont founda tion.
 Monday last the board of comnty school examiners met at Holbrook. Some thy Fe or four applicants pre- scented themselves. We have not heard how they fared at the hands of the examiners.
 Col R. Williams of the Montezuma hotel, Nogales, has gone to San Fran cisco on a business trip to be gone two weeks. A. B. Richards has charge of the hotel during MT. Will liams's absence.
 Warren Britton has been trans ferred from Williams Ito Winslow and has charge of the agents office. War rem is lby no means a stranger to the people of WinslOw, and has numerous friends there who were glad to have him return.
 John H. Mcdonald of Pine, Gila county, reports that the people of northern Gila county are fairly pros perous this year, due to the large sale of cattle at good prices. The range in that section is better than for ten years.
 William Garland, president of the Gila Valley, Globe & Northern rail- way, is now in Washington on busi- nIess preliminary to the extension of the railroad to Globe. It is expected that construction work will begin at Geronimo soon after the commence ment of the new year.
 John w Goodfellow was killed at the Gold Rock mine near Yuma last Saturday. His remains were shipped to Los Angeles, his former home, fir interment MT. Goodfellow had been in Arizona for four or five years and was a former Phoenix business man.
 President Parker of the university, says the Star, finds the number of ap- plicants to the university increasing so rapidly that the question: of dor mjtory accomm odaticn is serious. But it is understood that hlhe board of regents will arrange to provide for all who come.
 When a girl thinks she is awfully sweet she finds it difficult to keep the opinion to herself, says the editor of the WinsloW MaM Don't be so hard on Jhe dear ones, old man; if you had half as much reason to think your self sweet as most of Ehe gils, we would probably know all about 1t.
 Work on the coal properties in the Whetstones, near Benson, is being pushed ahead. Peter Jensen owns a valuable group upon which he has done considerable work having drifts and shafts to the extent of 600 feet of WQrk Ihcrp ai,Q ]. d icrac