Arizona republican., 1898-12-16

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 Judge Sloan cpene= court last Mon
 day at Holbrook.
 c. H. B. Carter is in Prescott, from
 Mayer.
 Mrs. Laube of Senator was in Pres colt i,hc other day.
 Chaplain Brown lectured in Prescott Wednesday evening.
 MT Rhodes, the day operator at Holbrook. was Fl last week.
 Edgar Stephens returned to Prescott a few days ago from Colorado.
 H. H. McNamara of Duluth, Minn., is g recent arrival in Prescott for his heal,h.
 Two sick men who were taken charge of by Yavapai county few days ago have died.
 The funeral of the late Miss Hattie ThOrne took place from the residence of Mayor Dougherty at Prescott.
 Benjamin G. Legg and wife, nee Mrs. B. I. Pence, and her soon Raymond, who were in Globe for several days, have gone to Stafford, where MT. Legg is organizing a lodge of Foresters.
 Weather Observer pr. Day last even ing reported that the thermometer
 
 four hours, from 42 degrees above to degrees below zero-Prescott Courier.
 A letter received at Globe from Will liam Owens of B troop Rough Riders conveys the gratifying news that he is recovering from long siege Of fever contracted in Cuba. He is in St. Vim cent hospital, New York
 Regret is expressed at the death of Carl McCaba, son of Mrs Richard Trevarthen, which occurred las, Sat urday-. evening at Globe. He was a bright boy and through aH:iHness ex- tending, over four years he was ever patient and uncOmplaining.
 Superintendent John Kasser of the Live Oak Copper Mining and Smelling company, has increased the force at the mine in order to take out ore for ship ment. The mine continues to look well. Ore bins will be erected as soon as the lumber ordered arrives.
 The Gila county board of school ex- aminers held a session on Monday and Tuesday of last week, and issued cer- LificateS as follows: A J. Mackay Of Pine, and H. P. Treadway Of Globe, first grade certificates; Miss Maud Me Kinney, teacher of the Rim ROCK school, q second grade certificate.
 A reward offered by Wells, Fargo & Go. for .he capture Of the men who robbed 9 train in Stein's Pass December 8, 1897, was paid yesterday. The rob bers were captured by a posse in charge of Sam Finley of this city, the men who risked life and limb in bringing the bandits to justice have received their reWard.-Tucson Star.
 Sheriff Ruffner lief. for Phoenix yes terday with Farley. an insane man, who Will be placed ir the asylum at Phoenix for the second time. Ruffner also took along Thomas Garcia, who will go to Yuma prison. Garcia was to pay a fine of $25O or serve six months in Yuma. He was given ten days to pay the fine anu failed 70 do so.-Pres- colt Courier
 w. E. Jewell formerly a partner Of Knight PGrker's, and late with AIexan- der Bros. at Geronimo, was here last Friday bidding goodby to his Globe 1 friends, preparatory to leaving for Ma nila, Philippine islands. He has a brother there who writes encoura gingly 1 of the opportunities open to Ameri i cans, and we hope he will meet witE ] success.-Silver Belt. [
 E. E. Grifiths, son of William Grif- ;! fths, United States marshal, is here ! from his ranch at Dripping Springs, 1 having been summoned to serve as d | trial juror in the district court, which ! next Monday. MT. Grif1ths : says that his section was favored by 1 good rains the past summer and grass is more abundant than for several i years past. In consequence stock is in fine condition.-Silver BeI--
 Ernest L. Tusin, prominent abtor- ney of Philadelphia, was in Globe last week and examined the properties Of the Black Warrior Copper company for eastern capitalists, who in all prObabil- ity will become interested with James A. Fleming to develop the company's mines. MT Tustin was entirely satis- fed with the Black Warrior properties and his report will be favorable.
 There was a little snow on the streets of Tombstone yesterday and the boys availed themselves of the opportunity Q hurl snowbalIs with reckless indis- on whoever was within range The assaults proved disastrous for many windows were broken, to say nothing of ruff1ing the dignity of vic tlms who were urmercifully pelted. The boys had their full and everything was taken in good part.-Prospector
 John G. Campbell, Jr., son of Hon. and Mrs J. G. Campbell, died at Pres cOIJ or cefeDfO SpInd1 meuIHS-LI5 dI-eI an illness lasting only since Frklay Deceased was the eldest child and was a very exemplary and en- young man. He was born O.: Christmas day 1882, hence lacked just TWO weeks of being 16 years old. The amily have the sympathies of the com nunity in theIr bereavement. The fu- neral look place Saturday at Il o'clock ID. from the Catholic church.