Arizona republican., 1898-01-22
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<,~~~>~~~~<>>~<>>> >>>>>>>>~<< : James Williams. the druggist at Bisbee, hes returned from Los An geles.
 F. B. Austin of Overlcck's store, Bisbee, will leave in few days for Tempe.
 The board of regents of the univer- sity met Thursday and transacted business.
 E. s. Gosney and wife of Flagstaff and J. H. Hicks of Tempe were in Albuquerque "Wednesday.
 Jim Lowry, the Huachuca cattle man, was a visitor in Bisbee on cat tie business Thursday.
 The lady guests of the San Xavier in Tucson gave a pleasant party at the hotel last evening.
 Mrs. Briggs of Phoenix stalled the officers of the Bisbee Rebekah lodge Wednesday and 3 banquet was spread i n.he evening.
 Antoinette Randall, wife of Alfred VerMehr, member of the house of Taggart & Co.,, of Kingman, died last week at that place.
 Sam Coleman, the cattleman, who was in Bisbee Thursday, reports caIt- tie in first rate condition in his sec tion of the country.
 R. M. Jones and Charles Wilkins of Cerbat were in Kingman recently pur- chasing supplies preparatory to nov ing to the Colorado river valley.
 A. E. Cheney of Concho, Apache county, has been appointed live stock inspector at that place by the terri torial live stock sanitary board.
 H. Hollenstein and wife of the Hua- chucas were at Bisbee Wed esday. Mr. Hollensfein has the contract for furnishing the Copper Queen company with tagging.
 Si Perkins and company close weeks engagement at Bisbee tonight. opening on Monday in Tucson and remaining there a week. Prescott is scheduled for the 31st.
 A farewell party was rendered Jas. w. Lesueur last Wednesday evening, Jan. 12. at S1. Johns, which was oc- casiored by the fact that he was about to depart for England.
 Mrs. Walter G. Scott, wife of the editor of the St. Johns Herald, re- ceived the sad intelligence of the death of her oldest brother. William Coffee of Steubenville, Ohio.
 William Betty of the Sulphur Springs valley was in Bisbee Wednes day and reported that the cattlemen in that section were jubi1ant over the present outlook for cattle.
 The board of supervisors of Pima county visited the hospital and re- ported finding the hospital in good order and condition and that ooun y patients were well and properly cared for.
 Third street is likely to become one of the popular residence tho. ough- fares in Newer Tucson. Two new res idences are being constructed, one by Lawyer Cooper and the 'other 0t MT. Wakefield.
 George G. Soule, administrator of the estate of Chloe H. Nick may, Plainwell. Mich, wishes information of Francis Mckinney, formerly of Rushford, N Y. The sought after formerly lived in Flagstaff.
 The Arizona and Texas buyers have about cleared up all the surplus cattle in Sonora and Chihuahua. There are still large numbers in thoss states within driving distance, but they are so scattered that the time and expense of getting them 10 gether in large enough bunches to pay for driving does not justify but little more buying in those states
 The cold rain continues to come and go in spells at Tucson so the chances of considerable snow in the mountains has passed the problematical stage. The outlook for pasturage being abun- dant this year is unexpectedly good. At the Episcopal church in Kingman Ethelyn, daughter of G. W. Beecher of Kin gman, was united in marriage to James s. Withers, young business man of that place.
 R. J. Welcome returned to Tucson Wednesday from a three days trip to Bisbee. He stated that he would have come back sooner but he got lost in the mines of the Queen City Coppr company. He stated that it was the biggest mine he had seen for many day and that a person could not see it all in a weeks time He reports everything lively there.
 The Rio Grande and Sierra Mad1e railroad, which runs from Juarez to the Yaoui country, was competed on Monday. The event was celebrate by an excursion from Juarez to Casa Grandes, among the company being Gov. Ahumada of Chihuahua( through Whlcn Mex1can state the railroad is builD, George Rowland, secretary o1 the New York company which con- structed the road, and two dozen others.
 The crossing of the street railway has been put in by the Southern Pa. cific across its track at the intersect' or of Stone avenue with the road The track of the street railway has beer laid up to Third street. It is to b. hoped that it will be pushed to com pletion et once to the Universit, grounds, as there is a demand for iti use to and from that institution whicl ought to make it proftable-TucsoI Star.
 The walls of the brick building which is being erected by Manue Amado on Meyer street, next to F L.