Arizona republican., 1898-11-29

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 Miss Nellie Worthington, a young lady who has many friends in Prescott has returned from California to re- main.
 Matt Grose, who has be3l an em- ploye under Chief Engineer Burns for the pass year, left Williams Thursday for Los Angeles, where he will enter 2 business cohege and expects to re- main until he completes the full course.
 MT J. L. Davis returned from the Grand canyon nirt3 Wednesday and returned to Flagstaff Thursday, where he is associated with Babbia- Bros. NIT. Davis is interested in valuable mining properties in the canyon mining dis triCt-Williams News.
 C. J. Lantry Of the big railroad con tracing firm Of B. Lantry Sons trans acted business with Chief Engineer F E. Burns of the S. F. P. railroaA the middle of tho week. MT. Lantry was News.
 Apostles A o. Woodruff and H. B. Young, enc Of the presidents of the seventies, Jesse N. Smith, L. H. Hatch, z. H. Richards, D. K. Udall, and Judge c. R. flakes of Maricopa county, passed through HolbTo0k on their way to St. Joseph last Thursday Ar gus.
 News has been received recently Of the death of William Owens, an event which occurred a short time ago in Q New York hospital. Deceased enlist- ed from Globe with troop B of the Rough Riders and served through the Cuban campaign. He contracted ma larial fever from which he died--Bis- bee Orb.
 candidates should not ovoriCok the law requiring 9 statement of eXpendi- lures during election to be filed win the board of supervisors But Q short time remains before the thirty day limit is up and a failure to carry out the pro- visions Of the act makes the person liable to a heavy fne.-TombslOne ProspeC,Or.
 It is rumorcd that Mr Undsrhiu in tends to shorIy put in a complete mill for saving and polishing the onyx from his quarry It is an old saying that capital is cautious and moves slowly, but when these onyx people cryst2Ize their plans Mayer will eake a stride forward that will startle cur reighbor- ing towns.-Mayer Reflex.
 Prof Wetmore reports a fall of .73 of an inch of rain in the storm up to 3 D. m, and it is evident that the storm is not over yet. Prof. Wetmore thinks more rain fell out on he RillitO than in town. The ranchmen, some of them at least, are rejoicing over the heavy rainfall it being just what they have been wanttng.-TucsoH ClCizen.
 Last Saturday evening church was organized at HCibTOok With Rev. P. A. Simpkins as pastor The trustees are F. M Buck, Allen Hill. w. B. Woods, Harry Carty; Mrs r. N. Buck and Mrs. T-~-. To- Carty, organist; Mrs. F. J. Wattron, clerk and secretary; Mrs. A. E. Barnes, treasurer. It is the intention to build a church in the near future.
 Lew E. Aubury, formerly of Tomb stone, now of Los Angeles, has been appointed consulting mining engineer for southern California, by the Ameri- can Exploration company Of New York, which is probably the largest corpora tion dealing in mines in tho United States. Senator J. P. Jones Of New York is secretary of tho company Tombstone PIospector.
 On the 18th cold wave was blowing fiercely at Taylor, increasing in in tensity as nigh. approached. A fire broke out in the school house, and the building with it's cCntents were burned to the ground in a short time. All the school furniture, books, etc, togsther with .he church organ and hymn books were consumed by the flames. People on the scene worked hard to save the dwelling of Frank Willis and the Earn of Henry Clausen-
 Judge Campbell, who wen- to Turkey creek to investigate the tragedy back Of the finding of the remains of per son near there, returned yesterday. He states that nothing whatever was se- cured from the body to identify -he man, and in consequence the murder IS still wrapped in mystery. He says. however, that the victim, from all ap- pearances, was evidently 9 white man, the clothing being of the best, and tho location of the body giving one the inn pression that murder h2d been com mitted and the remains taken to an Cn- usual spCt.-J Ournal-Mi
 Navajo county undoubtedly possesses the best officers in the west. The sher- if and under sheriff covered themselves with glory last week. Crcwley's steel gang. comprising three hundred men of all kinds and characters, struck town last week. They hana tsrrorizcd every town between here and Alba- queIque. At Wingate a company of soldiers were detailed to hold them down. Trey made their brags that they had run every town along the li2e, and would surely 60 the same aJ H0l- brook Friday they were paid of. and proceeded to get drunk. Friday evening the ball opened with a frse fight Sherif9s WattrCn and E2Tgman were immediately On the scene, and af- ter wiping the earth with a few of he ringleaders, placing them in jail, the rest settled down to commcnpl2ce de-