Arizona republican., 1898-02-12
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There was $14,0OO in the Yavapia county treasury on January 31.
 Pres Parker of the University has been ill and unable to attend to his duties
 W. c. Green, the we'll known Cochise county cattle man, has returned from Denver.
 Garrett & Hennessy of Flagstaff have sold their butcher business to Robert Hennessy.
 Col. and Mrs. Fps Randolph have re- turned to Tucson from a three weeks absence.
 Mrs. Abbie Condron of Yavapai Co.,, is en route to Lake Linderman to join her husband.
 Jim Weeks , the well known minin g man left Tucson for his home in Chi cago this week.
 Miss Laura Hoxworth left Flag staff Wednesday for Los Angeles, where she will visit relatives.
 It is now rumored that an effort is office on the corner of Main and Con- gress streets.
 Major Milsap and Ensign Taylor of ljte Od1Ndl1On AIiuy Ol In0 Hdc1uC Coast, arrived at Tucson from Phoe- nix Wednesday.
 Of the S3,4S7 distributed by J. S. Wood school superintendent of Pima county, Tucson district received $906, Rillito s274 and Nogales s21O.
 large number of cattlemen were in Bisbee this week. They all predict wonderful grass next season, and seem contented with the outlook.
 pr. McNally left Prescott for San Francisco this week where he pro- poses to marry Miss Annie Sweeney Dr. Butler will look after Dr. McNal- ly's practice.
 Mary Matthews has applied to the probate court for letters of admins tration on the estate of Charles R. Matthews, and the hearing has been set for February IA at Flagstaff.
 MT. and Mrs. Nathan Tarr have left Kingman for the White Hills They will reside there while Mir. Tarr has charge of the telegraph department of the White Hills Mining company.
 E. R. Bayless has returned to Flag staff this week. He has disposed of his business at Seligman. Flagstaf- fans can't stay away from that place.
 Harry Fulton who has sheep ranch at Canyon Diablo says there is plenty of snow on the range, and the snowfall will give plenty of water and grass this season from the mountains to the river.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Tevis, mother of Capt. J. H. Tevis, the popular propri- etOr of the San Xavier, Tucson, died of do, Jennie Cross, in Minneapolis, Minn., Monday.
 T. A. Fleming has retired from the Williams Drug company, Max Salz- man having bought his interest. By this change Dr. Melick resumes his old office and Dr. Taylor Is located in the drug store.
 c. H. Fancher of the Santa Fe Pa cifc land department in Albuquerque while in Flagstaff made reduction in the prices of the lots in the railroad addition. MT. Fancher formerly re- sided in the Skylight city.
 Deputy Sheriff Pete Boscha came into Prescott from Congress Tuesday having in custody Herman Groom field, charged with incest and held to the grand jury under $1 ,000 bonds. He has been engaged in delivering water around Congress.
 w. H. Cooper has just completed for George Bowers the cosiest and prettiest residence in Kingman. One wing vii lbe used by the Temple Bar Mining company for an office and the main building by Mr. and Mrs. Bow CTS as a place of residence
 Tuesday afternoon, in response to a telegram from Winslow, Sheriff Hub bell, Deputy Fornoff and Policeman Jones arrested James Lackey, who shot and wounded man in Winslow bawdy house a short time ago. He is a husky fellow, about six feet in height, weighing about 175 pounds, and wore fur cap.-Albuquerque Git izen.
 Sheriff Ruffner has returned to Pres colt from trip to Phoenix and King man. He said Ash Fork was a very lively place. There were about 400 men in the town and all had money. Men were standing asleep against sa- loon bars holding ten dollar bills in their hands. Many of the men had been working at big wages on the tun- nel, short shifts.
 T. s. Bullock has just effected the sale in San Francisco of s634,000 of bonds of his recently completed rail- road from Oakdale to Jamestown The road is forty miles in length Journal Miner. Bullock built the seventy mile line between Prescott Junction and Prescott and took it uI again. The Jerome railway secured a lot of the ties which were made ser viceable by that road.
 Arizonans at Prescott hotels Friday Mrs. F. s. Thompson, Jerome: Col Gotten, Phoenix; Ed Peery, Stanton Robert De Large, Agua Fria. At Tue son hotels Friday: Charles T. Lang ley, w. A. Benson, Florence; N. w Faison, Silver Hill district; J. L Batchelder, Wilcox; T. L. Rice, J Emerson, Fort Huachuca; Thomas lesser, Winslow: Alfred Franklin Phoenix