Arizona republican., 1897-12-23
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 George o. Brown, the jeweler, has returned to Jerome.
 MT. Parker from the Huachucas is a Bisbee visitor.
 There are several cases of whcoping cough in Blsbee at present.
 s. s. Ackers, the giant of the Mo gollon mountains, is in Prescott
 The mercury dropped to five degrees below zero in Prescott Monday.
 w. G. and J. H. Wingfeld of the Verde valley are in Prescott
 Mrs. Bell and daughter, Mary, of TombsI one are visiting friends in Bisbee.
 Philip Contzen of Tucson is in Tan que Verde to be gone for a few days on business.
 Bisbee is quite deserited ewing to the vast number of people who are at tending court.
 Eleven persons have been sent to the insane asylum from Yavapai county this year.
 E. M Doe and B. S. Clark, two we'll known attorneys of Flagstaff, are in Prescott on business.
 Sergeant Pete Wray of K troop, Fort Huachuca, was a visitor in Bis bee the first of the week.
 J. M. Johnson of St. Louis and J. M. Wilson of Chicago are registered at the Winsor in Prescott.
 MT. and Mrs F. M. Murphy of Pres- cott left on Saturday for California to visit Mrs. Murphy's parents.
 Miss Maude J. Welcome, teacher at Cienlega Valley, is in Tucson visiting with her brother, R. J. Welcome.
 R. N. Fredericks is officiating as cashier cf the Prescott National bank during the absence of Cashier Kin sley.
 Indications of coal have been found in the Milestone mSountab of Co., chise county in the development of gold claims.
 H. Caraway, the veil known cat ltEeman, will ship several train loads of cattle frlcm Bisbee wi hin the Iexs few days.
 Dr. Carl,on, Mike Brophy and few others from Bisbee are, enjoying the sport of duck hunting on the Cieniga, near Fronteras.
 William B. May of San Francisco, travelling agent for the Southern Pa cific company, is in Tucson on busi- ness for the c,ompamy.
 W. P. Haynes, deputy clerk of the court at Prescott, wsnt to Ash Fork Tuesday to meet his family on their arrival from Los Angeles
 Miss Helsn Strange, who has bean visiting Mrs. H. D. Aitken in Pres colt, left Wednesday morning for her home in Gilroy, California.
 M. s. Taft is in Prescott from the Lottie mine. He will leave shortly for two months visit to his old home at Binghamton, New York.
 MT. D. A. Lebanon and young son arrived in Tucson Wednesday with whok load of grain fed turkeys. Mr LebS6n resides near Florence and makes a speciality of raising and fat tening turkeys for the marka-.
 The boand of supervisors of Co., ch.del county was issuing warraC' S Tuesday for all claims against the counay and the clerk is kept busy giv- ing out warrants to thicse who have money coming from the county.
 Mrs. E H. Reinhart and son, and w. s. Owen and wife of Decatur, Ill.,, are late arrivals in Je1iome They will locate there, having brought two car loads of furniture with Ehem with which to furnish a lodging house.
 MT. H. J. Allen of dhe Limited Verde Copper company is in California to spend the holidays with his family at Sam Jose. MT. Allen will make brief visits at Los Angeles and San Francisco during his absence and combine business with pleasure in a homogeneous blend
 Court will probably adjourn at Tombstone today. Judge Davis, by reason of his judicial aptitude, suc- ceeded in disposing of business in a very expeditions and satisfactory manner. The judge has created a most favorable impression with the people. of Tombstone
 A. C. Bernard returned Eo Tucson from Tombstone, where he has been atteEhing court for the pas week. He stated that Judge w. H. Barnes would return shortly and that Judge Davis would return on Thursday night, as by that time he expected to be through for the present term.
 The Courier says there is law re- quiring banks to publish thelr fran cial condition at stated intervals. .hiS law has not heem observed by Prescott faro banks, but the number of depositors seems to be on the in- crease, notwithstanding the absence of certified statements of stand ng of the banks.
 MT. and Mrs l. P. Tichencr of Nil. waukea arrived in Tucson Sunday morning and are guests at theCaEn morning and are guests of Mrs. w. C. Davis. MT. T:chenbr is largely inte-- ested in Arizona m1nirg p:cper,y and makes the territory periodical visit to look af,Ier his interests. Mrs Tichenor will remain there during the winter.
 Two Mexicans were taken to Tomb stone Monday from the Mule noun talns and landed in Jail. They are charged with burglariz.ng committee at Banning station near the big Bis bee grade. They ihrOke int tht