Arizona republican., 1898-12-05

R. R. Coleman spent yesterday with his family at Prescott.
 Sandy Donahue, ,he Flags.aff caI,;;a,- ist, is in town circulating among his friends.
 C.E. hsh!sy Friday shipped forr car loads Of cattle from Mayer D Southern California.
 The American. schooner Eva has ar rived a. Guaymas from Aberdeen, Wash, with 2O5, 900 feet O; lumtcr for the Sonora railway.
 Pete Meade, who is engaged in min ing on Groom creek, is circulating amQEg Presccc, friends.
 E. J. F. Horne has been appointed tc lCcal agent in Prescott for the Equi- table Life Insurance company.
 Near Nacossii i three men, presuma- bIy cattle i.nIeves, were found one morning recently hanging cn che tree.
 The United Globe smel.er is tempo rs-ily shut d-wn, fer wan. of coke. TIsc company has a large supply at points On the G. ", G. 6 N. Taidrcad, which will be- d-liye~cd within few days.
 MT N M. Crawford of DIn'sp, Kar- sas. whose wife and daughter came t0 Gtobe about one year ago, arrived at that camp last Thursday. Ee is We l pleased with Arizona and wi reIaia during the winter.
 RCba1 Templeton was badly injured the first Cf ne week by falling rock in i5he Golden Gross mine at Hedges. His skull was fractured, four ribs and one arm broken and otherwise badly bruised. His recovery is very uou5tful. Yuma Sentinel.
 1,-cr T an important strike On hs claim, t1e Wedge. adjoining the kasser min. in Lest Gulch in Gila cclnty. The C-e was discovered by Pstc Simon while doing assessment work; tI2ie5 pay reak is eighteen inches wida and ru.-s about $50 in gold 10 the ton.
 Capt. B. F. Coy returned Thursday morning from a six months visit to his old homo in Michigan. He is much improved in health and appearance. Capt. Coy is one Of Arizona pioneer hunters, having discovered the famous Fools Gulch mine, besides several ctner smaller prcperties.-Yuma Sen cinel
 Mrs. Ed Tarbell arrived this morning from Los Angeles and is the guest Of her parents. Col end Mrs c. S. Clar-- Mrs. Tsr bell has many friends in Tombstone, having been brought up from girlhCCi ard attained handsome wCmanhOOd in our mids.. She will re- main on visit for fo- nighe O. more. -PrCspGcScr.
 Capt. Polhamus this week received a v2ry fatser-ng assay on samples of ore taken from the Rafugio mine in the Mesquite district. Mir Polhamus had some men doing assessment work on the property end sent some Of the rock without any particular se3eGion to an assaycr at San Diego. The returns show values in frae gold to the amount Of $876.19 per tca.-Yuma Sentinel.
 James Kerricl1 and William Cam CFOn, of Agua Caliento. were brought down from MaTicCpa county Thursday and placed in the territorial prison un- der sentence Of five years each for horse stealing They were captured two weeks ago by Julio Martinez and Abran MClinc near the Mexican line with a band C. horses they mad stolen from ranchers on the Gila. Both men are wcn known in Yuma and bear un- enyiabie -epu 2-;o1s-Ssatincl.
 S2trc day night Ms. ". Fl. Cloud died very suddenly and unexpectedly Of heart failure. She had retired for the night in her usual health and spirits, and shortly af5ecward was seized with th3 dread attack which terminai cd her life. Deceased lad not been very long in Nogales, but had in a very short time made wide circle o. aoquain:- ances, who all naturally depiore he, untinely loss and deeply syInpathizc with MT. Cloud i1 his sad bereavement. Oasis.
 Thursday. evening MT. John A. Gowan, of the firm of Harlow &s Gowan, returned from his tin to Honolu,u, coming from San Francisco via Quay mas for the sake of %he sea voyage. Mir. Gowan returns to NOgale5 greatly improved in health ard appearance by te long voyage he has taken since leaE- ing in August. he made he trip to Honolulu ard return Glmcst entirely by SGa-the journeys between Nogales and Guaymas being tE3 only PaI', O. the roU.e by Tail.-Oasis.
 The funefsT oe Charles Cadc5te took. ! place this afteTnOCn from the NJ E. church, under the auspices C. Rescue Lodge, No. 12. 3. tended by members of Pinal McuE ain Ledge Nc. II. K of P, and GontO Tribe, No. 13, Improved Or der ol Red Men. There was also large attendance of the acquaiHtances O. the deceased. The servlces, w-~ch included an address by Rev E. o. Me ! Infer and music by the choir, were ap- propriate and imprcaslv3. Charles Ca dotte was of kindly disposition and will be missed by his friends.-Silver Belt.
 Jake TrOwblidge, fer years connected {, with the Tombstone SCas3 company. and who wsnt to Cuba in he service Of tlfe United States, arrived this morn . ing from New York. Jake was in the : hospital for over two nor Shs immedi- a,ely prior tc coming here and is yet lkCOMETuEMC COnN !