Arizona republican., 1898-09-25
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It is now stated that the fall term Of the distiict court Of Graham county will begin October 31
 Mr. E. R. Miller has been appointed assistant in the department of biology at the university.
 Nr. Guy w. Hcrn will continue as assistant in the chemical laboratory C. the experimental station of the uni veraity.
 Francisco and Conrado Elias Of Her mosino have registered in the uriver- sity at Tucson for Q special course in English.
 The marriage Of Q candidate on the democratic ticks: Of Yavapai county is being used as campaign argument in his favor.
 Miss Susie Abraham of Clifton has gone to Montgomery, Alabama to at tend gchcol
 Willie Whipple and James Gamble Of Clifton have gone to Tucson to en- ter the university
 Prof. Hail will have the assistance Of Miss Frankie L. Pats and Mr. Will liam d. Mcbride in the library Of the university this term.
 ". c. Bash9crd was ir Prescott the
 
 is engaged in running q stamp mill on ore from the Jersey Lily.
 Solomonville merchants are repair ing their corn cribs preparatory to re- oeiviDg the largest crop of that staple ever raised in tha, vicinity. Norman Hale. the well known stone mason Of Prescott, has gone to Ash Fork where he has some contracting +O f- tI,o
 Forty dcrmintory students have d. ready arrived at the university and at least half as many more are expacted wi;hin the next few days.
 Mir Alex Mclean. wife and little daughter have returned tC Clifton from 6 trip to Canada, where they went to visit A1r. AIcLean's relatives.
 A $500 wager on the result of the election il Yavapai county for sheriff was posted Thursday. IL was two to one bet-$200 being on Munds and $100 on BuTns.-J0urn2l-Miner.
 F. Yale Adams, profcssor of Ian guages, has been appointed to be com nanGant Of cadets and Captain Charle@ F Richmond to be instructor in nili- tary science and tactics at the Tucson university.
 The Mexican population did not Go much in 3he way of celebrating the 1Gth of September in SOl0m0nyiila. Several buildings were decorated and an enjoyable ball was held at the court house in the evening.
 Llr. John Brown n2s returned to Duncan after 2 short s0i0Urn in Cliff ton. having had charge as agent at the depot while AHr. Thomas Smith. tbe regular agene, weat @ attend tn, re- publican convention at Solomonyilla.
 Robert Brow furnished the Rough Riders with their mcuntain lion mas cot, and WsGnesday he presented Coy ernor McCord's regiment with q mas cos in the shape e Q black bear. Mir. Bruin was taken out to the camp tha5 GftsTnoOn.-JCurnal-AuneT.
 Prof. T. H. Holmes, who has been ap- pointed instructor in shop work and drawing in the university, is q gradn ate cf the St. Louis Manual Training school, 9 department of the Washing ton university, and is very highly rec ommendeG b} c. N. Woodward, dean Of the school.
 The Clifton pcstofice must De on the boom, as it is reported the postmaster has ben obliged to send in an order fer thirty-six new lock boxes which will be added to the sixty-tT7o already in use. Inc old case was ret large enough to accommodate the increasing demand for boxes, says the Bulletin correspondent from tha. town.
 The Graham county boys now at Whipple barracks are getting ready to leave fer .LexiE gt0n, Ky, this week. The boys are not very anxious to leave They enlisted to fight and if there IS to be none they would rather ba dis charged The idea Of being a buck soldier is not a very pleasant one to the majority cf the 5inlent.--BGiletin.
 Day Hayes, one Of the Arizona pack CTS, after trip 10 San Diego, is back IT ths city. Dan is 8n interesting talk CT and has an entertaining story tc tell about lis experiences. He saw some fighting ct 9 dis.aDce but couldn't get into 1t. lie is full Of the true Ameri- can spirit and immensely proud Of our soldiers and of the fact that he is an American oitizen.-TucsCn Citizen.
 Mrs. l.. L. Brown, teacher Of the Clifton public school, and her little son, MaEghs, returned from a very pleas ant summer vacation in California very much improved in health The school will not open before the first Of next month, the attendance being 90 large last term that the trustees have concluded to build anothsr room and secure the services of Gn assistant teacher.
 Hrs. Clara Jqnes of North Clifton had the misfortune last week to lose her cow from being poisoned. she be- lieves by some malicious person, but as Mr Robinson CT the same locality almost lost his ccw in the same way t is believed that a "comp0nocha" must have gotten into the hay and been eaten by the oCw, as an animal will die from eating q comDOmCcha a2d look exactly like it had been poisoned
 4 good deal has been said lately abcU- "the man behind the gun SO much in fact that the man be1uTe the sun has been rather lost to sight. The republicans il this tsrritory have nom mated for conerass enc O. the n,sn who