Arizona republican., 1898-02-04
|AN Over Ariiz0na|


 Mack Mccullough of the Owl, i1 Prescott, is en route to Portland, Ore. on a visit.
 Bostonians at Grosetta's ope house in Tucson tomorrow evening ir Robin Hood
 The Si Perkins company is plzying a weeks engagement at Prescott to close Saturday evening.
 The mail is now daily betwse Prescott and the head of Lynx creek being heretofore tri-week1y.
 Foreman Toomey of the Common wealth mine at Pearce is suffering from mild attack of pneumonia.
 Heap, belly cold,'' and John shiver- ed. The wall came from Jerome, where it was 10 below on Sunday.
 Wallapai Charlie says last week was the coldest weather the oldest red man has felt in MohaNe county.
 The Tucson folks seem to have grown cold over the proposed fiesta not a word being heard of it for two weeks.
 Frank Kuchler, owEer cf the Je- rome hotel, has returned from three months trip to the Salt River valley where he has cattle browsing.
 MT. John A. Riley and wife of Los Angeles are in Tucson after a months stay in Phoenix. They will rema n il the old pueblo two weeks.
 The jury in the. case of William Brown, charged with killing William Neal at White HElls a month ago, rendered. verdict of justifiable homi- o;J af
 lENtor Hett;ck Of the Prospector never tires telling of Tombstone cl-- mate. Here is the la: est: 'Nowh5re on this mundane sphere can such eli mate be found as we are now h1V-ng.
 A man named Mart Hal!ett, a min er of Jerome, cut his throat with a razor in the lookup last week. A slight attack of delerium tremens is supposed to be the cause. The man died.-
 l.. Mandell and wife of Chicago, who have been at Las Vegas, N. M., Jeff last Saturday for Arizona and Cali fornia to spend the win.er, but will return to spend the summer months in New Mexico.
 The cattle case against GarVey and Wilson on the first two charges in Justice Duncan's court at Tombstone, the prisoners were bound Uwer to appear before the grand jury There are still sixteen charges which were to have been heard yesterday.
 F. H. Brigham of Portland, Oregon. is a special agent of the general land office and assigned 10 the duty of in specting surveys made by deputy Uni Ied States surveyors. He will probably be engaged for the next TWO months in Arizona, principally in the southeast.
 MT. and Mrs. Bell signed papers all thorizing the adoption by Probate Judge Hicks and wife of Yavap3i county, of Baby Bell, who will here after be known as Violet Hicks. Thus has the little wa:f of the Cabinet sa- Icon fallen into .. home good enough for any child.
 Walter c. Miller, manager of the company store at Jerome, is in the east purchasing stock for the new es- tablishment to be opened in April.
 Misses Anna and Bertha Schuer- man, daughters of Supervisor Schuer- man, have returned 70 Prescott f;om a visit 10 Los Angeles.
 Canton, H., wanted a, new opera house, and sold enough t!ckefs for a first night entertainment at S5 and S1O for seats and $50 and $10O for boxes, to build one to cost $25, 900, and now architects are drawing the pans, success being assured. This is one of the quickest and most effective meth ods of securing an opera house, for the benefit and uses of those who want such an institution.
 The Santa Fe Pacific people are not pleased with a report that has gained limited circulation to the effect that they are not receiving freight, on ac- count of the present disuse Cf that part part of their line disabled by the tunnel fire; on the contrary, they are making just as great aiforts as ever to secure business, and are handling their freight as usual, except that 1t goes over other tracks than it's own from Ash Fork to Deming.
 The Yuma division of the Southern Pacific is up to its eyes in freight business now. Assistant Superinten- dent Prior says thst all the men who can be spared from the northern di- vision are being sent down here to help handle the greatly enlarged bus mess consequent on the arrangement with the Santa Fe Pacific. Men are coming in from all along the line ask ing for work, and getting it, if they are skillful-co others need apply.
 Postmasters throughout the sou h. west should read carefully the follow ing item: "The postmaster general has made a decision in regard 'to posl- masters who fail to notify the pub fishers of subscribers who fail to take their papers from the office, to tle effect that such postmasters shall be held responsible for the amount due upon subscription The nsw postal law also says that any ore subscrib- ing for paper and refusing to pay for it, shall be liable for criminal prosecution.''
 These are the states in Coconino county, according to the Williams News: Democratic-C Council, Oscar E:hSOD asSambIv Henry