Arizona republican., 1898-11-28

With typhGI0 lever. Dut ms cCIdltlcN is rot considered da1geroos.
 Sergeant Jim Greenley of tho Rough Riders is in Prescott frc:2 Fools Cullen to remain 9 few days.
 Mrs NJ J. C. Lewis and daughter of New York are in Tacs02, where they ip-end spending the winter.
 Rev. H. 4 Brown Of Prescott is con fined to his bed ard is reported to be suffering with typhoid pneumonia.
 Mrs. Dora Horton has twenty-three scholars enrolled in her Arivaipa school. She is giving excellent satis- fcction as teacher.
 The work of cleaning out the canal below the headgate has added materj ally to it's capacity. Water was turned in this week, says the Florence Trib- une.
 Mir. Jacobs and his mother and sister Of San Diego arrived in Yuma lasc week On their way to Cibola, where they will take up land under the Ohio canal.
 C. W Lemon has left Florence for the Buttes, where he will take measure menss of water flowing down the Gila. He has been employed by the govern nent for fhat purpose.
 Rev. J. G. PritcnaTd left for Phoenix this morning to be present al the in stallation of Rev. McAfee into the pas torate of the Presbyterian church at that place, says the Bisbee Orb.
 Dr. Cotter and F. L. Ewing as a citi- zens' committee this week presented a petition praying fer wagon bridge acFcss the Colorado 10 Colonel Muir, Of lahe Southern Pacif1c.--Yuma Senti- nel.
 District Attorney II. D. Sassiday is still lying very low at his residence on Main street. Ho had a good day yes terday, his temperature being normal. but last night it rose to 101. and this morning his condition is not sc favor aDle.-FloTence Tribune.
 Ole Olsen, recently of Les Angeles, had two ribs broken and was other wise seriously injured about the side Tuesday morning while ''sWamping" at the shelter. The ladle bale on the large crane slipped and struck him in tEe side.-JerOme Reporter.
 Prof. Douglas, president of the Cop per Queen company, Superintendent James ColqUhoun Of Clifton and MT. James c; New York returned from their "trip to NacosaTi Tuesday evening ard lett on spCclal train for Benson las- night.-BiSbee Orb.
 The mines of the Copper Ques1 com pany were shut down yesterday and in all branches Of the comp3ny's business where it was possible employees were given an Opportunity to enjoy their Thanksgiving dinner, and also % give thanks for it-BisbCe Orb.
 The Tilton refining furnace which has been shut down for some time, was put in operation a few days ago and is TOW turning out something like Of Ioit hi T1-~- mace gives employment U fifteen addi- tionai me1.-Je1Ome Reporter.
 Johnny Hoddin. 3 Rough Rider who has many friends in Jsrcme, is still confined ;0 his bed in the Prescott hos pitaI, suffering with a fever contracted while in Cuba. He has been i'll now for over a month, and las the wishes o1 many for a Ielease Of his ills.
 Frank Jackson, enc cf the cid time Arizona printers, left Jerome Tuesday to accept a position on the Prescott Journal-Miner. MT. Jackson has been a resident Of Jerome the pasL three years, and in his rounds as Q lswspa- per man has made many friends.
 Monday MT Demetrio Velasco, treas urer Of the municipality Of NOgales, sonora, and Miss Jesus SandcvaI, sis ter of Don FrospeTo Sandoval, mayor of ishe city, were united in the holy bonds of matrinOny. -,4aly friends from Guaymas@ Hermosillo and may places in Sonora, as well as numerous Ncgaies acquaintances were present 70 witness the civil and religious cere- monies of the wedding.
 Deputy United States Marshal Wilder last week subpoenaed T. 4. Jordan, Harry McPhaul and Donald Mcintyre as grand jurors for the Uniaed States Tlt-, day, November 28. He also subpOe- ! naed w. H. Dickerson T. i. To.er, T. B. i Bell, F. M. Riley, J. w. Dunnag&n, J. ! F. NCttbusch and Archie Fries. as United States trial jurors to appear in Phoenix on Wednesday, November 30 Yuma Sentinel.
 Fred Merritt and A. L. Futile, two university boys. enlisted with the Rough Riders at the outbreak Of the war and served with distinction in the Cuban campaign. MT. Futile was es- peciaIly commended by Colonel Roose- ver- for bravery i'll action. At the ces- sation Of hosdlitie5 they were sent to Montauk Point, where Merritt was taken i'll with fever, and being sent to the home of his grandparents in New Jersey, died. Both boys were well known in Tucson.
 James Shirley, Esq, cha mine ex- pert and best hu3t3er in Arizona, ac- companied by a MT. Green also in the same line of business, left town at o'clock 2. n. thursday to examine some mining property. EIr. Shirley is at present negotiating for an i'm mens3 copper proper.y in tho state Of Sonora, Mexico. It is well known proper, y, and. not merely a prospect M Shirley says the Mexican proper y is a larger bed Of copper than any one now worked within the United States ! -PicK and Drill.
 A pretty occasion and ccc os very agreeable fellowship also. was that which -0C kpIacc yesterday. in which C. E. Mills generosity to the Rough Riders was so nicely shown. It was