Arizona republican., 1898-05-28
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$IAll U Ol 1AI lHOH HCt$ x>~~>~%e~44>A> Judge R. E. Sloan is about to build a residence in East Prescott
 The many friends of D. B. Gillette Of Prescott will regret to learn that he is quite i'll.
 It is reported that lion. D. H. Ming has accepted a position as boss packer in one of the government trains.
 Gladys, the little daughter of H. E and Mrs. Dunlap of Wilcox. is conval- escing from an attack of scarlet fever The roads in Bisbee are becoming quite dusty, and it looks as though 1t would be some time before they are sprinkled.
 Kingman, Mohave couny, will soon have a new gas plant, an exhibition or advancement on which the town is to be congratulated.
 Twenty packers, nearly all of whom were recruited in Tucson by Royal A. Johnson, left that city Tuesday night for Tampa, Florida.
 4 Bisbee party is being made up for an excursion to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. The party will leave
 
 Manuel Amado and Rosario Brena of Tucson shipped -1067 head of steers one year old and upwards, to James Phillip of Brennan, s. D.
 Joseph Muheim of Bisbee is in Tue son, having been subpoenaed as a juror. He will pay Phoenix a short visit before returning home.
 A fine, large new safe was placed in the Bank of Arizona at Prescott Tues day. It is considered one of the finest ever brought to Prescott, and weighs 5000 pounds.
 Prof. James Douglass of the Copper Queen company, accompanied by his daughter, is in Tucson. They will visit Bisbee upon the conclusion Of the Queen case in that city.
 James Howell was in Bisbee from the San Bernardino ranch yesterday His house there is about completed, and he will soon be in town to meet the fair individual who is to occupy the same.
 A good evidence of the prosperous times being experienced in Prescott and vicinity is the number of mort gages which are being released. No less than five instruments of this kind were filed for record MOnudy.
 The Salt River valley will ais year produce 400. .0GO tons of hay, which will bring into the country $2,S00,O0O. This sounds like a Klondyke fairy tale, but it is. fact, nevertheless. Who says farming does not pay?-Jerome News. The Tucson land office received a telegram on Monday from Hon. Bin ger Herman, commissioner of the general land office, instructing them to reject applications for lands GOV cred by the Algodones grant in Yuma county.
 Word from the Arizona boys at San Antonio, Texas, says that they are getting along finely, but are anxious to get to .ne front. Captain Joe Alex ander's men already swear by him and say they will follow him to Cuba or any other place. They say Joe dis plays the same geniality among his troopers asshe always does in a politi- cal convention.-Tucson Star.
 Exchanges announce the presence in the Salt River valley of tobacco ex- perts in search Of suitable lands for growing the plant. In case tobacco . culture proves successful in that sec tion, it is said that branch factory VIII De 0SIdDllSn6u III fnOonlX Dy the American Tobacco company. By means of such experiments our agri- culturists will eventually learn what crops are best adop,ed to thelr soi! and climate.-Range News.
 On Tuesday night Sheriff White Jeff Tombstone with the following pris- oners sentenced to the penitentiary al Yuma: Wm. Garvey, grand larceny seven years; Thos. Severance, forgery three years; Juan Moran, burglary two years; Juan Hernandez, burglary two years; Howe Hobbs, grand lar ceny, eighteen months; Fermin Ygera grand larceny, three years; Procct Salazar, assault with deadly weapon four years; Simon Figueroa, grant larceny, five years.
 A new miIItary company is bein: formed in this city, about 25 men be ing enrolled already. Governor Nc Cord has given assurance that, unde another call for volunteers, this com pany will be given the preference ant sent to the front. As will be seen b, the dispatches today, a call for 75,00 more men has been issued. All desir