Arizona republican., 1898-02-15
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George 4. Wentz, druggist of Gil roy. Cal, is a recent arrival in Pres colt.
 During the month Of January there fell in Bisbee 2.57 inches of rain and snow. ;.i
 R. A. Brady of Tucson has contract ed for delivery in May of 5000 head of cattle.
 James Douglas has been appointed agent of the Commercial Mining com pany of Prescott.
 Jose Duran, aged 8 years, died suddenly last week. at the home Of his parents in Florence.
 Mike Reardon returned to Clifton from Los Angeles last Friday very much improved in health.
 Charles Hillman and wife, late of Prescott, arrived on Tuesday. They formerly resided in Globe.
 George J. Stoneman, attorney at Globe, is son of the late ex-Governor George Stoneman of California.
 P. J. Mccormick, who has large property interests in Yavapai county, is in Prescott from Los Angeles
 Roy & Titcomb, the Noga1es lumber dealers, recently received a consign- ment of twenty carloads of lumber.
 The house of John Critchley, to- gether with it's contents, were destroy ed by fire at Tombstone Saturday.
 Sheriff Marshal of Pima is preparing to build a brick hotel two stories in height and containing fifteen large rooms
 Owing to the extensive work that is being done i'll the outside camps busi- ness of all branches is looking up in Clifton.
 he citizens of Nogales haze ..tcn ro0rosted to nang ,'-: flags during tna g-sit today of Gov McCord and Co.,. c: :rlal of Sonora.
 MT. Leslie Allen, United States live stock sanitary inspector for that dis trict, arrived in Nogales last week from Kansas City, Mo.
 A force of Tucson brick makers ar rived at Nogales last week and will at once prepare to make first class brick for building purposes.
 George B. Miller the cattleman near Cienega, Yavapai county, says all ten- dencics are favorable for a prosperous year in his neighborhood.
 Married in Prescott, Feb. g. 1898. Miss Edith Weaver to Rudolph Baehr. The bride is a native of Prescott and a daughter of MT. and Mrs. B. H. Wea- yer.
 George McKittrick of Bonita has purchased the Cress ranch at Bonita which MT. McKittrick has occupied ever since the death of Mir, Cress fn 1890.
 Mrs. Miles Reay, wife of one of the respected citizens of Thatcher, was recently burned in a horrible manner. It is not known whether she will re cover or not
 Bill Walker of the Canyon creek gang was bound over at Globe last week in the sum of s1 900 to await the action of the grand jury On the charge of horse stealing
 Daniel Drummond, the surveyor who was supposed to have perished of cold in the Mogollon mountains, was heard from today by letter. He is now at Peoria, Colo.-Courier.
 H. H. Wade of Chicago.is in Prescott to figure on a building contract on the proposed Big Bug railroad The Grant brothers and P. J. Mccormick are figuring on the same work
 A. J. Eastman, who was in Tomb stone Saturday from his ranch on the Barbacomari, states that cattlemen ill his vicinity are not anxious to sell, notwithstanding good prices are of fered.
 Mrs. c. Wilbanks and Mrs. R. Fry or of Prescott are visiting MT. and Mrs. Pritchett and MT. and Mrs. Dud- ley. Mrs. Wilbanks is daughter of MT. Pritchett and a sister of Mrs. Dudley -Chiricahua Enterprise.
 According to the weather report is ,sued by the United States weather bur- eau the rainfall at Whipple for five months from September | 1897, to January 31, 1898, amounted to FOG inches as against 11.49 for the same period of 1896 and 1897.
 B. F. Pascoe of Thatcher is prepar- ing to raise hogs on grand scale and is putting his ranch in excellent con- .dition for this purpose. Globe and vii cinity consumes about carload of bacon per week. MT. Pasco proposes to furnish the amount.
 President Garland of the Gila Val ley road returned to Los Angeles Wednesday from San Carlos. The company will construct the road from Geronimo to Globe as fast as possible.
 w. F. Hagan of Clifton has erected a large building in Morenci and will stock it with general merchandise.
 In honor of the visit of Governor McCord of Arizona and Governor Cor ral of Sonora to Nogales today, Com pany G will give grand military ball which will be one of the most notable social events in the annals of Nogales. It will be a most brilliant affair, and will be very largely attended by the elite of both cities.
 ''Bill'' Hull, whose family were the first settlers on San Francisco noun tain, is visiting Prescott. "Bill' made the first trail to the Grand canyon ot the Colorado, was the pioneer guide and has guided people from all parts of the world to and through the can- yon. He was guide for the Powell