Arizona republican., 1898-12-02


 colt from Chino.
 Hon. Morris Goldwater has returned to Prescott from southern Arizona.
 There are now twenty-sight pl:ien. i'll the Yayapai cOuniy hospital.
 Two patents were admitted to the Yavapai county hospital on Monday last
 Mcfarland & Hooker of Jerome will occupy their new building in a few days.
 Lawyer O'Sullivan went to Prescott from Jerome Saturday on legal busi- ness.
 Mr Charles Lynch has accepted a position with the T.. F. Miller company at Jerome.
 The secret societies of Jerome will all be in working order again this month.
 James Shirley, the energetic mining man of Prescott, has gone to New York on business matters.
 Mrs. C. Nj Clark is a5 her home in Jerome from Los Angeles. where she visited during the summer months.
 Brisly & Tarr have commenced the erection of a concrete building at .Ia- rome in which to reopen their drug store.
 Mrs c. M Clark will a5 once begin the erection Of a business house on her lot next to the Connor property n Jerome.
 John Mcbride of the Commercial is building a new saloon and store build ing in Jerome on the site formerly oc- cupeu by his hotel.
 Sheriff-elect Munds was in Jerome last week on his way to Prescott He had been in the MogolIon mountains gathering horses.
 Japanese Charley has almost com pleted his lodging house and restau rant building next to the Hotel Con ner lot in Jerome.
 Judge F. M. Sanford of Prescott has gone to southern Arizona and from there will go to California and eastern points on legal business.
 Dr. L. c. Gonzales Of Prescott has gone to Chicago to be absent about a month. He went to take a post-gradu- ate course in dentistry in the Haskell institute of that city.
 About five Mexican families have left Weaver district and moved to Congress. They assisted officers in obtaining evi- dence in the Segna murder case, and are now afraid of being murdered.
 The Arizona compulsory school law provides tha- all children between the ages of s and II years must be sent to a public school a. least twelve weeks during the school term, six weeks of which must be uccessive.-Courier.
 John Hughes, who it will be remem- bered perforated Contractor Mccoy on the P. & E. grade some months ago, and who was recently arrested in cast ern Yavapai county, had preliminary hearing the other day in Prescott be- fore Judge Campbell. lie went below in default of bail.
 Judge Hicks yesterday closed up the estate of the la!e c. B. Foster and dis charged the administrator, says the Jourral-Miner. The value of the es- tate was S3, ,5G7SS which was dis.rib- uted to heirs in New York. This mat ter has been before the probate court of Yavapai county for six years.
 The Monday club held it's regular meeting yesterday afternoon at which a paper on Lord Bacon" was read by Miss Mary McGill. Religion and Poli- tics under James I" was the title of a paper by Mrs. D. Levy. The leaders of discussion were Mrs. R. E. Sloan and Mrs. $. C. Smith.-Journal-M Miner.
 4 man named Hughes from Walnut Grove was locked up at Pr escott the other day. The man was acting in an insane manner on the street, rushing wildly abou5, knocking people over and running against them. Deputy Lacy captured him. When searched a large jack knife was found open in his pocket.
 Superintendent Clark of the Fools Gulch mine still pushes work on that property, having a fierce of twenty five men at work sinking. He has reached a depth of nearly 500 feet so far, and will continue until 2000 feet has been reached, when the mill will be started. A vein of ere three feet wide and running $3O to the ton is said to have been recently struck
 George Holmes received a telegram Monday at Crowned King tha. his father Was dangerously i'll at Newport. Ky MT. Holmes came in yesterday from Crowned King intending 70 go to his father, but upon arriving in Pres colt he received word that his father was dead. He will start east today.- Prescott Courier.
 The Congress mine has reached a depth of 1,700 feet; Crowned King, 1000 feet; Planet-Saturn, 700 feet; Lit1 tie Jessie, 300 feet; Jersey Lily, 800 feet; McCabe, 200 feet Every gold mine in Yavapai county, with two ex- captions, that are TOW working at a profit have been developed and equip ped by the wealth taken from the mine. Pick and Drill.
 Sheriff Ruffner and Deputy Sheriff Pete BOscha landed their prisoners in jail yesterday mo~ning-the horse thief brought from Tucson and the three Mexicans charged wi,h being accessor-