Arizona republican., 1898-07-14
COCHISE COUNTY.

COCHISE COUNTY.
 Henry Aston left Bisbee Saturday for his ranch on the San Pedro.
 Uncle Billy Plaster has left Bisbee for his ranch across the line.
 Otto Geisenhoffer has returned to Bisbee from a short visit to the county seat.
 Dr. c. L. Edmundson left Bisbee Sat urday morning for a professional trip to La Morita.
 A Pesquera, the well known cattle man, left Bisbee for Hemosillo, Mex ico, recently.
 Miss Molly Brady of Bisbee is ex- pected home in a few days from a lengthy visit to California.
 Jack Fitzgerald of Clifton is late arrival in Bisbee and has accepted a position in the company store
 Another carload of watermelons was brought to Bisbee Friday and found a ready market.
 Colonel Collins of the Turkey Track Cattle company left Bisbee for Tomb stone on a short business trip the other day.
 Jim Eastman, the former Tombstone saloon man, is soon to open hotel at the international line, where the rail- road crosses.
 The new building of the South Bis bee company is about completed and will add very materially to the com fort of the employees.
 W. B. Brazleton of Los Angeles has arrived in Bisbee and accepted the position of prescription clerk in the drug store of J. s. Williams & Co.
 J. w. Stump of the Huachucas is in Bisbee. He reports considerable rain in that section of the country and that the mesa on his side of the river is be- ginning to don it's robe of green.
 According to the report of Weather Observer J. W. Stump at Ash Canyon, the average temperature for the month of June was the lowest it has been for the past ten years.
 PIMA COUNTY.
 Migael Navarro, aged 76 years, died on Wednesday of last week in Tue son.
 Colonel Zabriski of Tucson was out Friday afternoon after several days illness.
 A bright little girl baby entered the home of Wallace J. Purdie of Tucson on Wednesday of last week.
 The store front and staircase to the A. o. U. w. hall at Tucson are being put in by the carpenters.
 Henry Wenk, Tucson boy who en- listed two years ago on the coast, is with Admiral Dewey on the Olympia. The family of Tom Dickson, the well known railroad man, has arrived from the east and will locate in Bisbee.
 R. w. Curtis, travelling for the Tex as Pacific railway, was in Tucson Fri day on business for that company:
 P. B. Zeigler and his son Albert are temporarily at South Bisbee. Albert is in charge of the store at Tucson.
 Many of the volunteers from Tucson expect to secure available positions in Cuba and the Philippines while over there
 A. Borgues who has been a guest of the Occidental will return to Globe on Monday He has been visiting friends in Tucson.
 dwelling, west Congress street in Tue
 
 house shortly.
 A number of Tucsoniues are sum- mering on the coast and others are preparing to join the army of pleas ure seekers.
 A notice posted around Tucson calls for nurses to go to the front, stating the pay and requirements of volunteers for the service.
 H. Mordaunt is in Tucson testing the pulse of Tucsonians with a view of bringing the Chase-Daniels Comedy company from Phoenix for brief sea- son.
 The west wall of the Lesznisky building, lower wedge, Tucson, has risen to the limit. This building will be divided into four stores, each fif- teen feet wide.
 Frank A. Townsend has returned from Cuba and is en route to Bisbee.