Arizona republican., 1898-02-06
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 Eugene Sweeny, an old timer Oi Bisbee. died after a lingering illness in the hospital at that place Wednes- day.
 Messrs E. B. Mason, John Mcb ny Mathew and Burnham of Bisbae were in Tucson to attend to Masonic work yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. F. Ray of Ari- zona and Mrs H. I. Hoerner of Phoe- nix were registered at the Westm ns- ter, Los Angeles, Thursday.
 Quite a party of Tombstonites wee in Tucson to hear the Bostonlans. Bisbse and Benson completed qu te a delegation from CochiI.e county.
 A. P. Smith returned to Prescott last week from Dawson Ci.y, Alaska. He is said to have gained about twen- ty pounds of flesh during his absence.
 A. B. Wilde, a pioneer of Cochise county, and one of her mos, respected and esteemed citizens, died Wednes- day evening at his home at St, Da- vid.
 George Miller, the tinsmith, who has lived in Tombstone for many years, and was well known, d.ed ar the county hospital Tue5day of pneu- monia.
 Improvements are the crder of the day at B.ebee. Muheim & Dubacher and Medigovich & Noble are adding to rhe appearance of their respective buildings.
 "Wednesday was pay day at the Cos per King in Bisbee district and con- siderable money was put in circula- tion. The King is eneTgent-cally push ing work.
 Phillip Contzen, who is buy segre- g3ting. the coal lands from the San Carlos reservation, expects to finish his work there and return to Tucson abcu- the 18th inst.
 The Santa Fe railway has ben good friend to southern California. and it has the sympathy of many thousands of people in it's mi5fortune at the Williams tunnel.-Los An5e es Express.
 MT. and Mrs NJ. Mccullough and Mrs. Lola Ashton and son are e.n fcute for Portland, Oregon, where they expect TO reside. MT. McCullcch will return after visit, having bus ness interests in Prescott.
 Charles R. Blake of Tu-sc wat at the Palace in San Francisco Thursday.
 The Bisbee publis schools are in a flourishing condition under the able supervision of Prof. Stewart a. an excellent corps Of assistants.
 The family of Chris Robertson of Tombstone has gone to Pearce where they will reside, having moved all o16 +n hn camp They still consider Tomb stone their old home, howevar.
 Jerry Sheehy has been offered s21 per head for his large band of cattle by Joe Campania, and also fattering price for his ranch. Shesihy's ccttle are high grade, next in class to those of the Hon. Colin Cameron of the San Rafael ranch.
 Rev. R. M. Craig, supe. iaJendent of Presbyterian missions fer New Mexico and Arizona, successor of late Rev. James Menaul, was in Tomb stone Thursday. Rev. Craig reports much encouragement in the progress of church work throughout our ter riuory. He was in Tucson Friday.
 The new schedule of the Arizona and Southeastern is in effect. Trains leave Bisbee at p. m., and Benson at $50 a. m., daily, including Sunday.
 George Helen, city engineer, has laid off ground on Toole avenue for the new flour mill about to be erected by the Eagle Milling company at Tue son.
 MT. F. M. Pool of the firm of F. M. Pool & Co.,, at Shultz, was in Tucson Saturday stocking up. He reports the lower San Pedro prosperous and the outlook for the future particularly bright. The firm of which he is a senior member, although soung in business, is by fair and liberal deal ing, building up a large and profitable trade.
 Two prominent railroad officials wagered a hat a few days ago on the outcome ar the tunnel wCrk. If the work is completed by the 10th and trains run through that day the S. F. P. & P. man loses, otherwise an ex-division superintendent will have to buy a Dunlap or Stetson fer his compadre on the ror,h and south road
 Col. Hopely of lPan,ano reports a heavy fall of snow in the Santa Ritas mountains and almost impaSsa ble roads as a consequence. But miners and cattlemen are jubilant over the prospect of an abundance of water which is now assured for spring work. Because of the cold weather ID great amount of mining is being done in the hills, but the coming spring and summer premises to be busy ones.
 A telephone message was received at the sheriff's office from Chapparal announcing that a safe in the busi- ness house of Frank Briot had been broken into and it's com ents stolen Among the contents was a sum oi money, variously stated at from S30t to $500, belonging to Mrs. Arnold, Q widow with several young childrer dependent upon her. Mrs. Arnold hat sold her restaurant the day befort and put the money in the safe. Sher- if Ruffner Jeff for Chapparal upon re ceipt of the informaticn.-Cour
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