Arizona republican., 1898-04-22
|All Over ArilzOna|


A in the hospital this week.
 R. P. Bechard, a clerk in the emplo. of Norton & Morgan at Pearce, has re ceived his family.
 County Assessor Levin of Pima coun ty was married yesterday to Miss Elm lily Hauser of San Francisco.
 H. A. Morgan of Wilcox has applied for letters ot administration on the es- tate of Michael Green, deceased.
 James Brophy returned to h:s home in San Diego after a pleasant stay cf a fortnight in Bisbee on a visit to his brothers and friends.
 MT. T. B. Chatham was in WillcoA Monday buying stock for a new store which he is about to open in the Dos Cabezas mining district.
 On Monday, April IS, from Wilcox, E. B. Ryan to Ryan Bros. Cattle com pany at De Graf, Kan, 1,2S3 head Of steers, chiefly yearlings-
 Miss Carrie Gilispie, sister of MT. and Mrs J. 4. Gilisple, will be married to MT. Angst Thorbeck April 27th, in the Catholic church at Prescott.
 John P. Cum, at one time post master Of Tombstone, is a postoffice inspector and is now at Skagliay, Aias- ka, locking after the postal service in that country.
 The Sierra Bonita roundup occurs April 2; Fort Grant, May l; Geronl- mo, going on; Aravaipa, in progress. All of the above in Cochise and Gra- ham counties.
 The c. c. company expects to ship a trainload Of steers from WlllcCX apou, the 24th and two trains from Gercni- mo about the 18th. They go to Tex line, Texas.
 Mir. J. E. McNair recently sold the Erie company's steers to Evans-Snider Buel company. The deal involves about $40, 900. The cattle will probably be shipped from San Simon.
 D. o. Lively, livestock agent Of the Texas & Pacific, returned Monday night from Fl Paso, where he started three trains of cattle over his line. He left for Tucson.- News.
 Thursday morning Mr. c. A. Hath bun shipped from Wilcox to Mingus and Rathbun at Great Bend, Kan. about 700 head of cattle purchased from the Washington Cattle company.
 Thomas R., the cattle king Of Chino valley, says rain of twenty-four hours duration visited that section last week. The rodeo at Baker S ranch will commence next Monday.
 Henry Arfman, who has sold his cat tie to R. J. Stark, was in Wilcox yes terday. After delivering his cattle fr1y fri, n York. He has not been back for over thirty years.
 The news was received at Bisbee Wednesday of the death at Durango, Colo, of Tom L. Bridger, a mining man who spent several weeks in that city couple Of months ago, and after ward went to Phoenix.
 The Santa Fe is continuing it's at tractive policy of making parks about it's depots MT. Haas, a landscape gar dener of Pasadena, has charge of the work, and is establishing such beauty spots along the line in Arlzona.
 Mrs. William Jenks, wife Of Superin- tendent Jenks of the Table Mountain company, and her daughter, Miss Jenks, arrived from the east last week and were met at Wilcox by MT. Jenks, Jr.. who took them out to camp.
 At the annual meeting of the stock holders of the Erie Cattle company or the 5th instant, the following officers were elected: President, J. E. Me Nair; vice president, w. w. Whit ney; secretary, P. H. Whitney; treas urer, I. s. Alexander.
 By direction Of the ass :sJant secrc- tary of war, Private Melvine |. Way mire, company 5, l5th infantry. now al Fort Huachuca, Arizona, will be dis charged the service Of tlle United States Cn receipt Of this order by ths commanding C1Iic5r Cf his station This soldier is not entitled to trave pay.
 The entertainment at the opera house fer the benefit of Professor Wocc, tra yi0linist. was not very well attended The performance was ex- ceiIent IL seems that the Bisbee pap- niace Wcdid rather be taken in by some fake travelling show than to pac- ronlze a performance that is strictly first class.-Orb.
 The annual meeting of the Chiri- cahua Cattle company resulted in the cholce or the following officers: J. V pi CSiuSAI, LEWIS Williams vice president; G. w. Gates, treasurer John Blake, secretary. These. witt W. L. Vail, constitute the board O directors. The Chiricahua compan, has two round-ups in progress, one il Sulphur Springs valley and the othe in Graham county.
 Col. ". Sumner came down iron Fort Grant Sunday evening en rout to Denver to assume command Of tn department of the Colorado and als that of the Missouri. Lieuts. Sewei and Averill Of the Seventh cavaIr, who have volunteered for special SET vice at the front, also left Monda morning for Chattanooga Major F5C bart is new in command at Fort Gran All the signal service operators in tn territory, except Mir. Hoff at Wiilco and one or two others, have been CT dered east. MT. Bessell, formerly sta tlOnP0 at Wi11cOy ooac to ,-b;o:-,