Arizona republican., 1898-04-23
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*lAks v Ut ;As ssEHEsNs ~~@eS~~x~s see,>ss E e<,~~4eeees Prescott is now called "a regular 404 town
 Lincoln Fowler was reported as 1n Prescott this week
 There are twenty-eight prisoners in the bastile at Tombstone.
 Dr. Day has struck a phenomenal flow of water in Miller valley.
 Since the war cloud came up there have been 10 cattle buyers in Tomb stone.
 Artesian water has been struck on the ranch of Joe Robinson, four miles from Stafford.
 Miss Grace Nichols of Wilcox has been for some time in Phoenix, having her eyes treated.
 Hon. Dan Ming has been at Holii- days Hot Springs in Graham county bathing a spraineG ankle.
 Edward S. Jones of Congress has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late James Vidano.
 Dr. w. A. Greene of Bisbee will re- move to Globe where he has accepted the position of company physician.
 The Chiricahua band of robbers are looking after horses in Cochise county and the authorities are looking after the robbers.
 Loads of luscious oranges are pass ing through Benson from California every day. Shipments usually con- tinue until the middle of May.
 Prof. Blake of the university re- gently spent ten days in the Chirica- hua muontains in Cocnise county hunting geological specimens.
 Special Agent Holsinger of the land department recently went to Nogales to investigate the alleged illegal cut ting of mesquite timber in that lo- cality.
 The board Of supervisors of Ora ham county has ordered three steel! cages for the county jail. The cages will be made in St. Louis and will ac- commodate twelve men.
 Reports from the hospital yesterday were that Judge Connell of Tucson is getting along very nicely. He is not now very ill, but will stay at the hos pital few days anyway.
 
 to mention last week the birth of a nine pound girl to Mrs. Ware of Bisbee, who is staying in town" What an oversight! But there was no lapse Or failure in publishing at once the fac; that "Tom F1eetham is the happy father of ten pound son."
 Charles Donaldson has resigned as superintendent of the Sun Dance Min ing company and the position has beer taken by H. M. Abbott, formerly fore man of the mine. MT. Donaldson has associated himself with Campbell Hull in the Morning Glory mine an6 left for that property today.
 Julius Caesar, who is under bond tt appear for trial at the coming dlstric court, left Tombstone last Wednesday without the little formality of notify ing his bondsmen. He was later ar rested in Tucson and .eturned tC Tombstone on Friday, his bondsmeI having surrendered him to the authOri ties.
 Because of trouble with the Papagoes at Fl Plomo the Mexican government has ordered g. company stationed al that point. With such force ready at all times for duty further trouble with the Indians is not anticipated The Mexican Papagoes should net be permitted to cross the line into AT1 zona.-Tucson Star.
 The Southern Pacific is doing an un paralleled business It has had u add 100 men to its force at Tucsoi alone, and the same proportion ha been followed at almost every poin on the line. On many Of the frelgh trains the crews have had to use bo cars for cabooses, as the supply of tn latter is not equal to the increase traffic.
 It was rumored a short while az that the cattle loading pens at Geron imo would be moved 10 some othe point on the road and that the mar agement of the railroad was willing entertain offers of bonuses to assis them in coming to a decision in th matter of the most suitable pOin Later information says the pens wi not be removed but to convenience th shippers the pens at Stafford will | enlarged. The Stafford pens were bui when that town was the terminal ( the road, but when the road was con pleted to Geronimo larger pens wit