Arizona republican., 1898-04-28
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Kingman IS to nave gas plant.
 The Graham Guardian now prints daily war editions.
 About thirty men are now working on the Big Bug railroad.
 Phoenix will pave Washington street-a much and long needed im- provement--Pick and Drill
 ,-he southern part of the territory has l. cen recently pretty we'll soaked with ran, and stockmen are jubilant In the as,,cident in which Engineer North of Tues son was killed last week, a tramp, name unkown, was also killed
 J. B. Lazear of Denver is in Tue son. MT. Lazear is the national bank inspector and is there cn his quarterly visit of examination.
 Capt Mahcney of the Cuban army writes Con O'Keefe of Jerome that he has reached Havana in safety ard is on his way 'home'-Gen. Gomez's Headquarters. Pat Quinn, the miner injured in the McCabe mine some weeks ago, died in Prescott yesterday from the effects of injuries received at the time of the accident.
 Major J. B. Girard, surgeon at Jef- ferscn barracks, St. Louis, and who with Mrs. Girard is in Tucson on a visit, is almost hourly expecting to be recalled for duty.
 Walter L. Vail and his brother Ed left Nogales last evening for Calabasas whence they are to ship 5000 head of cattle to the Indian Territory Nogales Taxpayer. Dr. Hefferman of Yuma made a pro- fessional visit to the Mohawk valley Thursday. He found the health of the community very good, with the excep- tion of a few cases Of grip. Gentlemen of Arizona will be en- couraged with the prophecy of a Texas authority to the effect that cat tie will be higher next fall than they have been for the past sixtean years. Chief Justice Street is making a record on the bench of Arizona that is worthy of emulation He has al- ready won the fullest confidence of the bar and the people.-Yuma Sen tinel.
 How would the name of ex-Gover- nor N. o. Murphy suit a majority of the voters? Gov. Murphy would make a live delegate and worker for Ari- zona What do you all say?-Pick and Drill.
 James Dalton of Phoenix was in Yuma yesterday for the purpose of securing a marriage license. The prospective bride is Miss Cora E. Moi fett, daughter of Porter Moffett of Mohawk The ceremony will take place next Tuesday.-Yuma Sentinel.
 Over 100 experienced tie workers ar rived on No. 1 today from Saginaw, Michigan, to get cut hewn ties for the Saginaw Lumber company, which has a contract for 500,000 ties for the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad company Williams News
 In the district court at Tucson Tues day Hugo J. Donau sued Stilson Hutchins Of Washington, D. C., for $3,032.41. Part of the account is for provisions and machinery, and part is an attorneys fee which Zecken- dorf & Go. bought from Judge Wright.
 Manager Hoff of the Tucson street railway has put force of men to work laying rails on the university exten- sion of the street car line, and expects to have the line completed by Satur-
 
 was in Tucson Monday, when an un- derstanding was reached regarding the title of the rails, and the work of completing the road can now go ahead.
 Col. Randolph and family got back Sunday from a trip into Sonora. There was no business in the trip. The colonel simply wanted a little rest and Mrs. Randolph had not been down that way. They went as far as Quay mas and stopped at Hermosillo and Nogales. At the latter place they at tended a ball. Gel Randolph says business down that way seems to bt good and that among those whom h' met the Mexicans without exception are with the United States in thu Hispano American trouble.-Tucsol Star.
 So many men are applying to Bel Heney for positions as packers, as result of 6 recent telegram which MI Heney received from St. Louis, tha the matter was beginning to be em