Arizona republican., 1898-11-25

SreSSeS at Prescott.
 Miss Agnes Conlon has returned to Prescott from a pleasant visit 70 Je- rome friends.
 A Prescott weather forecast author ity says that the coming winter will be dry and cold.
 Born. at Goodwin, Ariz, November 19, 1898, to Mir and Mrs. William Zent, a daughter.
 Ross & O'Sullivan, prominent law yers of Prescott, have established a branch office in Jerome.
 The teachers institute will be held at Bisbee this year, lasting three days, beginning December 21.
 Dave Hughes of Tucson is able to be about ',own again, having recovered from his recent illness.
 Five Rough Riders of Yavapai eoun- ty are at present undergoing medical treatment for fever at the Sisters hos pital in Prescott.
 me lower house of the Arizona legis- lature has that unlucky number, thir- teen to buck up against in considering the greatest good to the greatest num- Der
 Lave Johnson. Harry Campbell and D. P White of the local base ball team have returned and express themselves confident that the Phoeniclans can't play ball.-Journal-M Miner.
 The work Of excavating for the Eew Ivancovich block Cn Congress street, adjoining and west of the opera house in Tucson, has been completed and the laying of the foundation will commence immediately.
 The recent wreck on the s. F. P 6 P. has been cleared up. Jack Nutter, formerly with the United Verde com pany at Jerome, superintended the work and did a very creditable piece of work.
 George Cook has built . business house in Jerome and has opened a branch store there. The people of Jn- rome consider George C2e of the nos reliable jewellers in the southwest and give him a large share Of their Dusi- ness.
 E. F. McVeagh. a well known San Francisco travelling man who is at present in Tucson. prolonged his say there in order to attend the shoot of the Tucson Gun club yesterday. MT. McVeagh is one of he crack shots of the United States.
 Lieutenant J. D. Carter of the Rough Riders seems to be about the only American who was in Cuba who es- caped the af1ic,;ol of the yellow fever. He shows no symptoms Wha-ever Of the disease and returns very fortunate in that respect He will remain in Prescott for some time.
 T. G. Barlow -Massicks walked over from the Mercy hospital yesterday .tO renew former scenes in Prescott. It has been many months since he was accidentally sho:, and his recovery seems to be progressing slowly owing to the dangerous nature of the wounds received.-Journal-M s
 Mrs. M. E. Heaton, formerly prcprie- tress of the San Xavier hotel, bU- now Q resident Of San Francisco, is guest Of the Orndorff in Tucson. She is there on a visit to her son Ed, who is at present with a surveying party in the northern part Of the territory, bu- will arrive in Tucson in the course Of a few days.
 Our base ball boys returned today from the capital city. Yesterday they played another game with the Phoenix nine and won by score Of 21 to g. Prescott has won two out of three games. which is very much to ,heir credit, considering that imported play CTS were numerous on the other side Journal-Mirer.
 mutual admiration society, known as the Big Four. composed O. John Burns, John Ross, Murray McInnernay and w. H. Hall, has recently been formed in this city. Yesterday they were seen talking ever what happened to eacn of them when they made the fight for sheriff on the republican ticket of Yavapai county.-Journal- Miner.
 Lew1s c. Stevenson, son of ex-Vice President Stevenson, is now superin- terdent of the extensive Hearst min ing properties at Santa Rita, New Mex ico. MT. Stevenson resided in Prescott for many months and his many friends here will be pleased to hear of him Icing so prominently associated with the mining industry of the west.-Pres- cCtt Journal Miner.
 The United Verde Copper company has under construction twenty cot tages, a three-story brick hospital a stone and brick hotel, brick and iron business block which will contain six sores, an opera house and Masonic temple. All of this work is being pushed 10 completion as fast as possi- bIe under the supervision of F. H. Per kins.%
 A Mexican witness for the defense in the case Of the territory vs. Ochoa yes terday was asked if he could identify the rope that was around the neck O. tne calf which OchCa was accused of stealing, and in answer to the ques- tion propounded by Joseph Morrison. simply said, All ropes lCok alike to me" Ochoa was turned loose--Jour- nal-Miner.
 The Solomonville Bulletin reports the sale of the Cardinoff mine, situated ln to the AjO district, Pima county, to A. j. Shotwall of Denver, for S100.0 900. A forty-tOn plant is to be erected, which it is expected will be gradually inIeased to a capacity Of 300 tons a day. The ores are copper and gold, l and said to be sufficiently rich to justify the erection Of 2 large plaCit.
 A rush of work is reported ol the