Arizona republican., 1898-12-09

Storm symptoms are on at Prescott
 II. L. Scott is in Prescott from his mining camp near Yarnell.
 M ]. Hickey of Prescott is recuper ating at the Castle Creek he. springs.
 Tim Hannon is in Prescott making preparations to leave fer the easo on visit.
 Lieutenant J. D. Carter is sick again at Prescott with another attacA of Gu ban fever.
 F. F. Brooks, the Colorado Springs lawyer. is in Prescott CT professional business.
 Hugo Richards and w. J. MuIvenon have incorporated tEc Crystal Ice con- pany at Prescott.
 George W. Hoadley Of Phoenix and L. B. Harrison Of New York nave ar rived in Prescott.
 r. G. Norris las purchased the Levi Bashford residence in East Prescott, with all it's furnishings.
 Harry Ellioat Of Prescott is said to be quite sick at Buffalo, N. Y, where he is undergoing treatment.
 George L. Bugbee of Rough Rider fame, who has been filling the position of $. P. agent ait Benson, is in Wilcox.
 ". A. Drake, chief engineer of the S. F. P. 6, r. railroad, has returned 10 Prescott from visit to his family aL Pueblo. Colo.
 Water is very scarce all along the line of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad at present, which intorferes somewhat with traffic.
 William Cowan, the valley cattle man, is in Bisbee. He reports the cat He in his section Of the country in ex- cellen5 condition.
 The capitol commission visited Rock Butte cn Sunday to look at 9 stone quarry there with view of obtaining rock for the capitol building.
 A collision last night at Red Rock between 8 freight and cattle train injured several persons and delayed the flyer and train 19.-Willco1 News.
 Prof. C. ". Hofmeistsr went to Tuc- son Sunday night to make final proof on his homestead just west Of town. Thomas Curry accompanied him as witness.-Raage News.
 Mrs. Macy, we are informed, will leave soon fer the purpose Of making arrangements for the erection Of modem two-story hotel after January frst--Willcox News.
 4. Duff has returned from trip during which he visited Iowa. Nebras- ka, Minnesota, and Illinois. He saw plenty Of snow and was glad to get back to this sec1ion Of the country. He says all eastern Kansas is under snow. but there is very little in western Kan sas.-PTescott CouIicr
 I. ". Downs, formerly of Tombstone. s has been chc5sn by the 71ethouIsi churches cf Arizona and the grand lodge Of the Independent Order of Goou TempIars as 2 delegate to represens them in the American Anti-SaIoon league, which convenes in Cleveland, Ohio, on December 6 and '.
 ". c. Ogie arrived in Globe Tuesday from Fort Apache, coming over the trail to San Carlos. From San Carlos to Fort Apache via the trail is eighty miles. About Il miles out Cn the trail the grass country begins and continues to Fort Apache. All .he cattle run ming in this section are fat. The great trouble has been with the rustlers who have killed and run off hundreds o1 head and have killed several fOremen Of she big Tanchc-s. The country is adapted to hide outlaws being rough, well watered and timtered.-Giobe Times
 Messrs. Albert II. Postel and Fred Turner of Philadelphia arrived yester- day Cn bicycling 4Our Of the world Mr. Postel has already made one such journey and Friday night he will pre- sent in NOrtoa's hall q s,ere0pticon ex- GibitiOn and lecture descriptive of Flu rope and the Holy Land. The enter tainment will be for the benefit of tke Wilcox public schCOls.-WiiIcox News.
 Word comes from Hedges, near Yuma, that Robert Tsmpie.on who is well and fayorabIy known in Tomb stone, while at work in one of the mines of the Golden Cross company. was caught and crushed and sustained injuries from which he can hardly re- cover. Gre arm and four ribs were broken and his skull fractured At last accounts he was still alive. The cause of the accident is not known Tombstone Prospec,or.
 w. A. Clark, after visit Of several days at Jerome Joking over his i'm rnenSe copper properties, left on Sun day for Butte, Montan. Mr Clark has coal mine now in full oDeratiOl- at Gallup, New Mexico, from where he obtains his supply of coal for Jerome, besides supplying considerable to Los Angeles. This mine is sad to D.: equipped with all the most modern appliances and cony eniencas for mining coal at minimum cost-Journal- Miner.
 The city Water prospecting work still progresses in North Prescott The drit[ from the well is now sixty-lYe feet, and the formation grows softer and mere water bearing as work pro- 5reaSes- The well and drift have to be pumped cut twice day. The pumping into the city mains rom the temporary we'll near by is kept up