Arizona republican., 1898-09-14

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 J. V. Ganzules or Benson was iii Tue son Monday.
 E. s. Kihbe was in Tucson from Orc Blaneo Monday.
 Edward Laun of Yuma was in Tue son the other day
 J M. McDonnell has been in Tucson from Benson.
 Walter Everts from Casa Crande has Teen in Tucson.
 Among Mondays visitors in Tucson was J. A. Yarrell of Clifton.
 ?. J. Stueck from Gro Blanco visited Tucson Monday.
 Charles C. Holmes of Rosemont vis ited Tucson Monday.
 T. H. Mckinney was in Tucson from Mammoth Monday.
 Frank Morgan who has been in Tue son, has returned to Sonora.
 Edward Goerz was in Tucson the ether day from Gro Blancn
 Msacham Hendricks was among the Phoenicians in Tucson Monday.
 Morenci had a representative in Tue son Monday in the person of Walter Douglas.
 Record was filed Monday at Tucson of the death of Rosita Calista, five days old.
 J. NJ. Miller, who has been at Oracle fer some time, has returned to Tue sol.
 C. L. Burton and Walker Mulnin of LUs Angeles are late arrivals in Tue son.
 Mr. hammerstrand of Tucson is do- :.J-, .+ recover.
 R. W. Curtis of Fl Paso, traffic and passenger agent of the Texas & Pacific is in Tucson.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levin left Tue son Sunday for Nogales. M. Levin went On a tour as assessor.
 Attorney Eugene Brady O'Neill has returned to Prescott from a profession al visit to Mohave county.
 Charles Cunningham of Tucson com pany, died at Whipple Sunday at 1:30 D. m. of typhoid fever.
 Charles H Akers, secretary of the territory, was registered at the San Xavier in-Tucson Sunday.
 Alex Cordiner, Jerome fire suf- ferer, arrived in Prescott Sunday. He saved a suit ct clothes, less g coat.
 Mrs. Amelia Apple Estrada died in Tucson Monday at the family residence, 2oG Convent street, Of pulmonary tuber- culCsis.
 Roy Mclean, an, ex-railroad shop boy, left Tucson on the eastbound train the other day for the old home in Ten nessee.
 The base ball game at Congress Sun day between Prescott and Congress hines resulted ln scores of 13 to 9 in favor Of Congress.
 Charles R. Wores of Tucson has gOne to Crittenden. He will likely be gone about week, gathering in work fer the Tucson sampling works.
 Justice Scott of Tucson Saturday joined two couples in marriage. They were Sisto Broyo and Anselma, Char ley Bauerlen and Panislada Barran.
 Miss Underwood, who has been spending the summer in California seacoast resorts, was welcomed at her home in Tucson Sunday by numerous friends.
 Mrs. James K Brown and daughter, Miss Clara B. Brown, arrived in the cid pueblo Monday from Salmanto. Miss Brown will enter the convent in Tucson.
 The Star judges from the many car- loads Of lumber coming to that point headed for Mammoth, there must be considerable work going on at those mines.
 Hon William G. Burns, ex-United States internal revenue collector of New Mexico, is a recent arrival in Prescott from Honolulu, where he went for his health
 The Williams News says the recent horrible holocaust in Prescott should make even the mild obstructionist to water works system in Prescott ashamed of himself
 The body of an unknown man, badly de.omposed, has been found near the Snake ranch on the San Pedro Wheth- CT the man d1ed from natural causes CT by violence is not known.
 The anniversary of the independence of Mexico will be celebrated Thursday evening in Tucson by the young Mexi- can gentlemen Of the city by giving a dance in the New Orndorff hotel.
 T. Harper of the Mammoth mines, who has been confined for some time at the hospitaI in Tucson, with rheu- matism, has recovered sufficiently to be able to leave his room. He was in town MonG2y.
 ". s. Adams of the Jerome News came Tn yesterday. He lost his plant in the recent fire, in fact, saved only sthe clothes he had on, but the News will rise from the ashes, brighter than ever, in 2 few days.-Ccurier.
 The Tucson public schools were thrown open Monday morning to the eager seekers Of knowledge The be- ginning was enc Of very bright promise and it takes no prophet to foresee the ending, remarks the Star.
 The seven crews pulled off the South crn Pacific freight service about a week ago was the result Of temporary lag ln business. They will be reinstated in very short time and a notable in- crease in trade is confidently antici- 2ated.-Star
 Colonel J. H. Martin, Judge George c Davis Cjtv Attorney CborIoc Pou,