Arizona republican., 1898-09-09

mont, is in Tucson
 Karl F. Miller was in Tucson recent ly from Gro Blanco.
 George W. Vickers of Phoenix is a late arrival in Tucson.
 Attorney Frank Cox of Phoenix is Q late arrival in Tucson.
 The Southern Pacific pay car arrived in Tucson yesterday.
 Julio Gutierrer was in Tucson the other day from Mammoth.
 A son has been born to Mir. and Mrs. O. s. Romero of Tucson.
 T. w. Johnston has returned to Pres colt from trip in the east.
 Charles Maish of San Pedro was a visitor in Tucson the other day.
 Willard Wright of Nogales is in Tue son to visit friends and relatives.
 F. C. Mckinney and family are in
 Mrs. George F. Blair of the Nam moth country is a visitor in Tucson.
 Over thirteen inches of rain has fallen at Bisbee since the rainy season opened.
 c. F. Wores of Tucson has gone to Olive camp to attend to some ore ship merts.
 M. D. Scribner has returned to Tomb stone from New Orleans where he has been visiting his mother.
 Stockmen are preparing for the fall rodeo, which will commence the early part of next month.
 The Pima county board of supervis- Ors is scheduled to meet the 3d of Oc fOber. Its will be the last meeting of the board.
 Labor day was generally observed in Tucson. The county offices, banks and Dlcst of the business houses closed at noon.
 Complaints are made that the volun-' teers at Whipple are raiding the or chards in the neighborhood of the barracks.
 4 Redewill, the piano king of Ari- Zona, with his usual enterprise and sue cess, disposed of nine pianos the past three days-Citizen.
 Court Interpreter George Hilzinger will leave Tucson in the course of a week for Ann Arbor, Mich., where he will take a course in law.
 Frank M. King of the Nogales Vii dette was in Tucson the other day, but has gone to Huachuca where his fam fly will meet him to spend few days.
 Surveyor Erxlaben and party have left Tucson for Prescott, overland, where they will do some surveying for the government. They will be gone about four months.
 The haymen in the district tributary to Bisbee ara reported to be getting their having implements ready for use. The crop of native hay promises to be better than last year.
 Coconino county people are indig- nant over the recent forest reserve created in that county. There is no doubt that if permitted to stand it will work a great hardship on the county's material interests.
 The death is announced of Mrs. Charles Layer at Nogales a few days ago. MT. Layer was well known to former Nogales people now resident in Tucson. He was connected with the Sonora News company.
 C. S. Mustard, connected with the J. r. T. Smith Milling company of Phoenix, is in town. While not being acquainted with the gentleman, his name is suggestive of being hot number.-Journal-M
 MT James Howell, the we'll known San Bernardino cattleman is reported to have gone east for short trip. Hav- ing recently completed new house on his ranch, he is suspected of having matrimonial designs on some fair east ern maiden.-WillcOx News.
 Some of the nickle-in-the-slot ma chimes around town were worked" a few nights ago by scheming individ- uals. Round pieces of lead about the size of a nickle were used in the oper- ation, the machine responding to the same contirua11y.-Tucson Citizen
 Almonds raised in the Trippel or chard near Tempe are on exhibition in a show window on upper Congress street. They are as nice and whole some lot of almonds as ever raised in any part of the country and show what can be done in Arizona with little push and ability-Tucson Citizen.
 Mrs. George L. Hoxie and daughter, who have been visiting Judge and Mrs Osborne at Inncson, for the last three weeks, were joined there by MT. Hoxie, who has been on the coast, and have returned to to Itnica, N. Y. MT. Hoxie is a professor in Cornell univer- sity.
 Editor HerDerC BrOWn Ol lHe SlllLch leaves for Yuma this morning to as sume the superintendency of the ter ritorial prison. MT. Brown, the Star believes, will fill the trust with honor to himself and the territory. Colonel Darlington will retire with the Tery best wishes of his host of friends throughout Arizona.-Star.
 It will be interesting to cid timers to know that Henry T. Gage, the repu5- Iican candidate for governor of Cali fcrnia, was a nephew of the late D. w.. Gage, former chief of police of Tomb stone. After the tragic death of Dick" Gage it is understood that the nephew came noDly to the rescue of Dicks family and assisted them most materially.-Tombsto Prospectcr.
 Quite a number Of cattlemen of Ari- zona are looking anxiously forward for the decision of Judge Davis of Tue son OF the legality of that part of the livestock code which says that before moving herd of cattle across coun- ty line they shall be inspected by the