Arizona republican., 1898-01-21
|An Over Arizola||

night ticket agent at the depot in Prescott.
 About ten inches of snow fell in Pearce and vicinity last week.
 Dr. c. H. Parker, a Los Angeles dentist, will visit Pearce shortly.
 Judge E. M. Sanford of Prescott is en route east on professional busi- ness.
 During 1897 cattle to the number of 58,576 were admitted into Arizona from Mexico.
 A. B. Clifford of Congress passed through Prescott Sunday morning en route to Alaska.
 MT. and Mrs. Hand have taken charge of the Warnekros lodging house in Pearce.
 Storms & Pidwell have opened a butcher shop in the building north of the hotel in Pearce.
 o. B. Roemer, the Phoenix attorney, was at Stanton looking after his min ing interests last Monday.
 Mildred Lee, member of the Bit ner Comedy company, died at Santa Fe on Sunday of pneumonia
 Col. J.. F. Wilson of Phoenix has formed a copartnership with Eugene O1Neill of Prescott to take effect on March 1.
 Charley Lemon, son of Mrs. L.. Lemon, who keeps the Pearce hotel, was lately taken to the hospital in Tombstone for treatment.
 Dick Shroup, an aged miner who has resided in Yavapai county, died suddenly on Tuesday in Prescott. De ceased has a brother at Kingman.
 R. E. Morrison of Prescott is in Santa Fe with his two children. The latter will remain there during the winter with MT. Morrison's parents.
 T. W. Otis guardian for the Will liam c. Oliver heirs, filed his annual account with Judge Hicks today, the anne to be heard January 25 at Pres colt.
 HI. Frey, an old Tombstcner, has re- gently transferred his affections to Bisbee, and that town has now one third Tombstoners of it's total popu- lation.
 Sheriff Leatherwood brought in five tramps from Elgin who were ar rested for burning ties. They were
  at Tucson.
 The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal church have elected the following of ficers: Mrs. F. A. Tritle preside nt; Mrs. E. w. Butcher vice president, Miss Hattie Fisher secretary and Mrs. Sarah B. Blake treasurer.
 The handsome residence of United States Marshal Griffith is nearing completion, three weeks is likely to bring about house warming, for that is the kind of a gentleman the marshal is. It will be the finest resi- dence for the style of architecture of any in Tucson.
 J. S. Vickers and Walter Vail. two of the heaviest-of- Arizona -cattlemel ;, and D. B. Gillette, mining manager of Mrs. Hearst's affairs in Arizona and New Mexico, passed through Las Vegas, New Mexico, east bound, on Wednesday.
 Al Whitney and several persons as- sociated with him in a saloon in the City of Mexico are under arrest cn a charge of blackmailing a Chicago man out of $30,000 Whitney former ly resided in Prescott and ran sa- loon there. lHe was ,quitel popular with the sporting fraternity.
 J. H. Springer, recently night tick ct clerk for the Santa Fe at Albuquer- que, has been appointed as assistant commercial agent at Fl Paso for the Southern Pacific to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of M. O. Bicknell to become general freight and passenger agent for the Maricopa road.
 The San Francisco daily papers state that the widow of Paul Breon had given $25 900 for the erection of a magnificent monument in Golden Gate park to Breon and his three children, all dead. Breon was an Arizona pioneer and was identified with the early history of Mohave county.
 Mrs. DeLantry of Prescott enter tained a number of young people at her home Tuesday evening in honor of Dr. Hunt, an old friend of the fam fly who is visiting in that city. The prize winners at progressive whist were F. A. Tritle, Jr., and Miss Irene Martin. The winners of the consola- ton prizes were Dr. Hunt and Miss Inez Raible.
 Judge Wm. Lowell returned from Phoenix yesterday where he has been in attendance on the supreme court The judge says the court is moving along smoothly, but with care, as though it did not care to make any mistakes. Phoenix appears to be forging right ahead, many buildings are going up in the heart of the city as well as in the suburbs. He thinks Phoenix has got the start of all other places in the territory.-Tucson Star
 A woman left a bundle on the Cabinet saloon. Prescott. bar, placing note with the bundle which contain ed a baby. She left the saloon with out further ceremony. The note ex plained her action in this wise: 'Mr Saloon Keeper-Dear Sir. Here is { babe that belongs to William Bell and he has left it on an invalid wo man who has no one to do anything for her and is at this time sick il bed and his child is suffering fo care and she has sent it down her to its father, hearing he was there a