Arizona republican., 1898-08-06
COCHISE COUNTY.

Sheriff Scott White accompanied Mrs White to the coast last week.
 Mrs. M. J. Nicholson and Mrs. Ben Maurer of Wilcox spent Monday in Tucson.
 The drought in the corn belt. was broken by heavy rain Thursday night.
 William Shilliam of Wilcox has sold to J. U. Vaughan property in Ben son valued at s225.
 MT. l.. J. Moore arrived in Wilcox the other day from KlOndyke, coming for lumber and supplies
 An insane prisoner from the Tomb stone jail was taken to Phoenix last Wednesday.
 The Orb states that if the sanitary conditions of Bisbee are not soon rem edied there will be an epidemic in camp.
 Mrs. Refugia Olguin, wife Of senor Olguin, a recent arrival in Wilcox, died Tuesday night. Her age was 32 years.
 The prisoners in the county jail nearly succeeded in cutting their way out last week but were detected by Deputy Sheriff Bravin.
 MT. J. Valentine is marketing a larga crop of watermelons. He is also building an addition to Mrs. Hudson's cottage near Norton's hall in Will cox
 Prof. C. w Hofmeister has closed his place Of business in Wilcox and is now assisting MT. Cummings in the Eureka barber shop.
 A Mexican was taken to Tombstone last week and lodged in jail for having cut the head Of a woman of his own race residing in Wilcox.
 Mir. and Mrs E. R. Hooker and children returned to Wilcox Monday evening from a stay of several days at Sierra Bonita ranch.
 MT. w. J. Marks with his mother and sister returned to Wilcox the other day from an extended trip through California and Nevada
 F. J. Raven, a son of Prof. H. S. Raven, who was once principal of the Wilcox schools, has enlisted as an en- gineer for service in the Philippines.
 Mrs. Williams, sister of Messrs Brown brothers of Wilcox, left with her children Monday night for Stock ton, Cal, where they expect to reside permanently.
 MT and Mrs +. T. Firth and son Charles arrived in Wilcox Tuesday from the Aravaipa mines. MT. Firth describes the grass in the Aravaipa foothills as being unusually good.
 Mir E. B. Moore returned to Will COX Monday from the south. During his absence he is reported to have been over the Sonora line looking into the cattle situation in our sister republic.
 Mr. and Mrs. Burt Dunlap. with Master Gordon and nurse, left Will COX Sunday night for Tucson, where they will spend the fall and winter months. Burt will divide his time be- tween the old pueblo and his ranch.
 MT. J. F. Crowley of Wilcox last week received letter from Judge Nichols, stating that he had taken a cottage at Ocean Grove. It is there fore safe to infer that he and Mrs Nichols will remain there for few weeks.
 At La Morita custom house Sunday the 1ttle QauSnter or sam J. Ml1eT ol Bisbee had her right arm almost blown to shreds by the accidental dis charge of a shot gun. The weapon fell from a buggy in which she wa: riding.
 The pay car taking the place of thf one destroyed near Benson Sunday morning stopped in Wilcox a day ol two ago. Some of the money distrib uted here was partially coated witf varnish. It had passed through thu fire but being in the safe was unin jured.
 MT. and Mrs. w. E. Servoss drov, to Wilcox from the Rockfellow { Servoss ranch Sunday morning. Mrs Servoss expects to leave soon for visit to California in the hope tha the lower altitude of the coast ma, prove beneficial to her health.