Arizona republican., 1898-01-07
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 home in Prescott.
 Joe TamDorino will commence at once the erection of a stone and brick building 1O0x50 feet in Jerome.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles White of Je- rome have gone to Florence to take charge of the hotel at that place;
 A. Bauer, the Bisbee butcher, ship ped a carload of hides Saturday to Los Angeles for H. Newmark & Co.
 The mail service to Crowned King in Yavapai county is now daily in stead of tri-weekly-a sign of prosper ity.
 A marriage license was Issued Wednesday at Tucson to J. l.. Duncan of Wilcox and Mrs. Mattie Fin.ey of Tucson.
 Mrs John Campbell, who has been spending several weeks with her par ents in Tombstone, has returned to Bisbee
 The A. & S. E. railway company expects to run trains at night as soon as the work of laying the new track commences.
 The Prescott city council appointed Dr. Day city health officer to serve during the absence of Dr. Sewal, who is in Los Angeles.
 T. G. BarlowlMassicks, manager of the hydraulics on Lynx creek, receiv- ed cable message from England an- nouncing the death of his mother.
 Edward Alexander has returned to Bisbee from a three weeks visit to Phoenix, where he has been attend ing to his real estate interests.
 Alfred Bonds, the we'll known Hua- chuca rancher, was in Bisbee Tuesday on business. He reports plenty of snow on the north side of the noun fains.
 R. D. French, the commercial trav- eler of Prescott is on his way to Los Angeles for a visit to the houses he represents and from there will leave on his regular trip through Arizona and New Mexico. He expects to be gone about two months
 The work on the Tucson Ice Cold Storage company's plant ' on Stone avenue near the railroad ack is pro gressing finely The con1 Fany has re- .ceived eleven cars of lu lber and ten cars of machinery will arrive by the Both of the present month.
 The following are the officers-elec, of Barrett Post G. A. R. of Prescott: P. C., James A. Guild; s. V. G., George D. Kendall; J. V. C., John Crellin; surgeon, George D. Kendall; o. D., WilliamJ. J. O'Neill; chaplain, s. c. Reese; quartermaster, w. F. R. Schindler: o. G., Timothy Fell.
 Tucson prices Thursday: Hay, bar ley and wheat per ton $11, hay alfa1- ia $1OS corn per 100 pounds $125, crushed barley $135, Oregon potatoes $1.50, Oregon oniols $3.50, beans $3, fancy creamery butter per pound 28c, eggs by case 25c, Denver four $3.40, best Phoenix 8, Gold Dust $3.
 John F. Ludwig, who has been sta- toned al Rock Butte as te4egraphzspz e. ator for some time, has relieved J. W. Walden as temporary manager for the Postal company in Prescott uG- til the return of w. s. Goldswor,hy to that town. MT. Walden has severed his connection with the company.
 J. M. MoKim, a Sonora mining man, who has a promising claim at Nina Roy, near Nacosari, and who has been in Bisbee for a couple of weeks doc tOring an injured finger, returned to Nacosari Tuesday. He was accompa- rniel by his sister, Miss Moody, who will act as preceptress for MT. Mo Rims children.
 Dr. c. F. Roberts has sold his e1- tire interests, including his drug store and different properties, the purchas- CTS being Dr. P. A. Mellick and M. Salzman, two of Williams's most en- ergetic and foremost business men. The purchase price was $10,000. Dr. Roberts intends to go into sec.usion on top of Bill Williams
 The financial statement of County Treasurer Burke of Yavapai for the past year shows the total of taxes collected for 1897 to be $121 ,79S.93, as the taxes collected for the year 1896 figured up a total of $100, ,109.O3 it will be seen that the county officials have done themselves proud by beating the tax collection of 1896 to the extent of $21, ,689.90.
 The Albuquerque Citizen says tha. James Devine, the First regimen band leader has returned to Phoenix to resume his old position as band teacher at the governme t Indian school. MT. Devine went from bgre to Albuquerque about two weeks ago but there was not enough money there so he returned.
 Among the instruments fled with Recorder Shibell of Pima county Fri day were an affidavit of assessment work on the Plume Knight mine by I-DA AChillson; deed from B. M. Ja- cobs, executor of the estate of A. Laz- ard, deceased, to B. Robles, for lot 14 block 229. lot block 47 and lot 4 block 146, city of Tucson, consid- eration $750; deed from city of Tue son to c. F. Schumacher for lots 1 and 2 block 25.
 Mayor Buehman still keeps pace with the best interests of the city in the recommendations made i1 his an- nual message. Now let the city fath- CTS line up with the mayor and give their support to the measures he sug- gests in the interest of our city.@Star.
 George Helen, civil engineer, has been appointed city surveyor of Tue son for the current year by the city council