Arizona republican., 1898-05-19
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 The bachelors flag has been floating over the school house at Winslov since the declaration of war witf Spain
 The Woodruff national guards have been organized for the protection Ol that place, and are now preparing fol the Spaniards by nightly drills.
 The Crowned King Mining company declared a dividend on the 7th of May another on April 10th. The stock holders evidently are kicking at these numerous dividends.
 Tom German, erstwhile editor of the Riata in Phoenix, the original Arl- zona Kicker, writes from New York city, where he has established himself on Wall street and is waxing fat.
 Sheriff Ruffner returned to Prescott Sunday having in custody King Us sery, whom he arrested on the Santa Maria. Ussery is suspected of having participated in the Gladiator mill rob bery.
 The railroad company has begun the erection of a new sand brake in the rear of the cottages on the south side of the track at Winslow. This will protect the town from the moving sand to a considerable extent.
 The motive power of the Santa Fe Pacific is taxed to its utmost capacity, and is unable to keep the tracks clear at Winslow. The road is doing an ex- traordinarify heavy business at the present time. Trainmen come in and are doubled right back.
 Division Superintendent Hubbard is lending valuable assistance to the citizens of Winslow in helping to beau tify the town by planting trees on the right of way. It is rather late in the season for such work, but it is hoped the trees may live and thrive.
 Mrs. S. K. Doyle Of Nogales has made application to the probate court at Tucson to commit her husband, Patrick B. Doyle, in the insane asylum. Her petition states that MT. Doyle has been suffering from softening of the brain for two years and is no longer safe
 MT. and Mrs. White, the father and mother of c. L. White, who was run over and killed by the train at Hol- brook last winter, stopped off at Hol- brook Tuesday to visit and decorate the grave of their deceased son. On Wednesday they proceeded to New York city
 J. D. Carter of Prescott, who en- listed in the Arizona volunteers as a private, has been promoted and is now a lieutenant Carter is a bright active, energetic and competent man He vii continue to rise if there is oc- casion for him to prove his usefulness Courier
 Charley A1lenbaugh and D. Y. Pen rod were at Holbrook last week pu-- chasing outfits preparatory to moving g to Texas. They intend to leave about the first of June. Mir. Penrod scld his ranch and cattle to H. J. Ramer and Charley Allenbaugh disposed of his interests some time ago
 The ball players of Williams rested Sunday, the weather being too raw fol recreation of the outdoor sort Be. sides, the players want to save them selves for that game with Flagstaff which will occur sometime before tht millennium. It is expected that uni forms will be purchased before winte again sets in.
 County Treasurer Jamss Scctt G HOlbrOok went out to his ranch Mon day and will remain for about twt weeks. W. D. Duke, a brotker-in-lav of ex-sheriff of Apache county, o. B Little, accompanied him. Mr Duk comes from Kansas City and is look ing up location preparatory to go ing into the sheep business.
 By the extension Of the street rail way Of Tucson to the universit, grounds an interesting suburban sec tion is brought within easy reach c. the citizens. If prestn plans are car ried out a small motor engine will re. place the weary horse and make tran sit between the city and universit, quick and pleasant
 Manuel Queiris was before Justice Meyer of Tucson yesterday on { charge of cattle stealing. and wa. bound over to court in the sum of s2 0o0. This is the first arrest as 3 re suit of the efficient work Of the South ern Arizona Livestock association The evidence on which the arrest wa made was gathered by Livestock In spector Scholfield, who spent a grea deal of time on the case Queiris is a old offender and the officials thin they have a good" man in jail.
 A distressing accident happene yesterday by which a good man, Fran A. Mitchell, lost his life He was en gagged for the day to drive the coac running between the city and the Hill side park, and at the time of the acci dent, 9:30 a. m., was driving abou picking up passengers. He had gatf cred load of about thirty, chiefly we men and children. He was driyin too fast and in making a turn at th corner of Meyer and McCormic streets, turned too short The coac was upset and he was thrown to tn ground, striking upon the side of tt head. He was picked up unconscior and so remained until he died at Az p. m. None of the passengers wei seriously hurt, though several wei hrI1ised fen nOund can Of red ehil