Arizona republican., 1898-04-14
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 Bishop Kendrick is in Bisbee this week.
 The natatorium at Tucson has been reopened.
 Henry Moody, aged e1 years, died at Globe last week.
 Monday was pay day at the Copper Queen mine at Bisbee.
 John J. Quinn, the tailor made man, is in Bisbee this week.
 A. w. Crawford of G. H. Cook & O., Phoenix, is in Bisbee.
 The San Pedro valley will be cleaned of cattle before June l. The stock is in fine condition.
 Porter w Fleming, formerly of Phoenix, now of Globe, is notary by recent appointment.
 In evidence of the push at Bisbee 1t may be noted that there are three lum- Der yards in that burg.
 Prof. M Mango and Madame Gal 1ardo of Phoenix will give concert in Tucson on Friday evening.
 Samuel B. Wise, Pennsylvanian, ssnd a pioneer of Arizona, died in Tue son on Monday at the age of 73.
 Bowie is looking up as a promising junction. It will grow under the i'm petus of closer relations with Globe.
 J. C. Brophy of San Diego is visit ing his brother, the manager of the Copper Queen company's store, at Bisbee.
 F. Packard has killed twenty-three toir i,, ivy 1c the past ten months. He getsS20 for each scalp. O. N. Cresswell has been filling the office of treasurer of Gila county in the absence of Treasurer H. C. Hitchcock at Phoenix.
 J. Warren Young and T. T. David son late of Phoenix have started brick yard above Mrs. N E. Trevil- lian's property in Globe.
 A meeting will be held at Prescott this evening to take up the water and sewerage proposition, matters that en- gage much attention there.
 Rev. c. K Jenness was the recipi- ent, from some California friends, of 100 calla lilies for the decoration of the Methodist church on Easter.
 The store boys beat the railroad crew at Bisbee Sunday in game of base ball. The score was 15 to g. Ev1- dently some of the regulars were in the store nine.
 The Huachucas will soon have a chance to show those Bisbee fellows how to play ball, or take lessons in the art. Company Bs nine at Phoenix is fixing for a game.
 J. V. Vickers and family have re- turned to Tombstone from California.
 Judge J. F. Duncan has accepted the deputy clerkship of the Cochise county board of supervisors.
 N. L. Amster and W. T. McNelly of Globe have let contracts to build on a seventy-five foot front lot on Broad street This is on the block north of the Old Dominion store.
 MT. and Mrs. John Kasser of Globe have moved into their handsome new house on Hill street Mr Kasser sold an interest in Gila county gold mine and the family are enjoying the profits.
 Petitions for the incorporation of the town of Globe were presented to the board of supervisors last week, and were laid over for consideration until the next meeting of the board in July.
 Report is that H. c. Mckinney, we'll known in Yavapai county, and who worked at Fools gulch at one time, was recently killed in a snow slide at Chilkoot Pass, Alaska.-Prescott Courier.
 c. W. Kennedy, who has been iden- tified with the Arizona Timber and Lumber company of Flagstaff in con- nection with the tie contract with the Santa Fe Pacific is ill with penumonia in the American hospital in Chihua, hua, Mexico.
 MT. Joseph Chamberlain is in Tucson from his ranch near Oracle He re- ports that cattle wintered we'll and al. though feed is yet light for lack of rair they are already beginning to put or flesh and will in the course of a month or so be fat.
 The moment the yards at Benson have been placed in first class shape that town will rise to it's former DO sition. There will be changes in the stock yards there and in all respects Benson will assume the dignity of g first class town