Arizona republican., 1898-10-02

Crowned King.
 Mir. J. H. Vaughn of Stafford is wis iting in San Jose.
 J. c. Ripper is sick at the Mercy hos pitai at Prescott.
 Ten carloads of cattle went east from Stafford Sunday.
 B. D. Futile Of Stafford took trip to Pima last Sunday.
 There is quite an epidemic Of whoop- ing cough in Safcrd.
 The will of the late Dr. Butcher was filed for probate Wednesday in Pres cott.
 The death is reported of the infant child Of Jesse Quinn Of Stafford on Sun day last.
 Thomas Parks of Prescott has taken, a position as foreman of the Little Jessie mine.
 Married, at Stafford, on September 23, MT. Frank Groenbeck and Miss Mag gie Wilson.
 A train load of coke went through Stafford to Globe last Thursday, the first for some time.
 District Attorney H. D. Ross has returned to Prescott from trip to Will Hams and Flagstaff.
 Walter Waugh, who has been in Clifton for the last three months, is a visitcs in Stafford.
 Mr Frank Dysart Of SoIomonville was visitor in Stafford Sunday, accom- panied by Mrs. Dysart.
 H. Davidson, q Hassayamper of the early days, has returned to Prescott after an absence of twenty years.
 Chester G. Robinson, brother of Mrs. E. D. Futile, is visiting in Stafford. Mir. Robinson's home is in California
 Deputy District Attorney Fisher Of SaffCrd went to Thomas Monday to look up witnesses in the murder case at Spenazuma.
 4 Crawford, partner in the busi- ness, has gone east to buy jewelry for the Prescott and Phoenix stores Of George H. Cook
 Attorney Fisher returned to Stafford from Spenazuma br1IgIng with him as exhibit 4 the rife with which the kill ing was done tnsre recently.
 Paul Johns will shortly retire from the position of foreman of the Crown cd King mine and Assistant Foreman Charles Droan will be promoted to the position Of foreman.
 .5onn Kinney, a former resident of ChapparaI, is at Santiago de Cuba. Some Of the Rough Riders from Ari- Zona met him there before they left. Ee had a situation and was apparently satisfied and contented and intended re- maining in thaI ou--c-.-5 ournal- Miner.
 Alex Kier, one Of the Rough Riders who returned yesterday, was taken se- riCusiy i'll last evening with fever and will be taa5n to the company hospital where he will remain until the fever is entirely broken. He has been suffer ing with fever since the 11th Of July and has never before been willing to give up and go to the hospital-Bisbeo Orb.
 Tuesday evening last the ladies Of the WomGn's Relief corps gave an ice cream, coffee, sandwich and cake social fer the entertainment Of friends who assisted them in their entertainment for the benefit of iahe Captain O'Neiil Volunteer Monument association, and also in honor Of Mrs. Henry, secretary Of the Women's Relief corps, who left Wednesday morning, accompanied by her daughter, for Albuquerque, where she will visit her brother
 Mrs. Ellen Fitzgerald died Wedles- QdN 0f6AiEt5 GL uST IC5iuSnCC III ltItS city after a weeks illness. Her ail- ment was heart disease. Her taking off was sudden and unexpected. The deceased was 66 years of age. She came to Arizona iEi early days, long before the railroad crossed the deserts Of the territory. She was much loved by the many friends she enjoyed in Tucson. She leaves two daughters, Miss Mary Fitzgerald and Mrs. B. L. Worthen, both Of this city, who will have the earnest sympathy of the com munity in their irreparable bereaye- ment The deceased was noble meth CT and respected by all who came to know her.-Star.
 Dr. John Pool, wife and son, AdCl- phus, are in the city from Schulz, eIl route to California, where the doctor and Mrs. Pool expect to spend about three months with son and daughter, who live in Sacramento and Isletoa, respectively. The sor goes with them for his health, which is somewhat im- paired, but does not intend to be away from his work over a month. Dr. Pcol attended the woman who was shot at Mammoth not long ago, and who is now in this ely. She was in 3. stepping posture when shot and the bullet struck HOf .OIi lEt DdCh, pdcSCu LII Ou<7A the right lulg and came out at the breast three or four inches higher than where it e1j-ered. IE spite cf the serious na- ture Of the wound she is rapidly recOy- efing.-Tucsol Citizen.
 In the celebrated mining case of O F. Place Es George P Harrin gton, N c. Shekels, the Crowned King Mining company and others, Judge Sloan has overruled Q moticn to dismission ot the plea Of non-juri isdiction Of the court The company is foreign cor poration incorporated under the laws of the state of Illinois. The property is located in this county. Plaintiff al leges fraud and various irregularitie; ID connection with the management although the property is paying regu-