Arizona republican., 1898-05-15
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! w. A. Milton of Briigs has been ap- i pointed notary public
 At Tucson on Thursday the only public business for record consisted of one death and one birth. No failures. Lieut.. Cal Kosterlitzke of the Mexi- can army is in Nogales from Madda- lena with a troop of forty-f1ve cav alrymen.
 A common question nowadays in Williams is, "Will you go on my
 bond?" Woe unto thee, Babylon Thy ! time draweth near.
 c. H. Lee, the deputy mineral sur veyor at Prescott, left this afternoon for Globe to take a position with the Globe railroad company. He expects to be absent for several months. A stranger passed through Bonita this week on his way to Cuba, who was a veritable walking bank. When he arrived in Bonita he had a trifle over $7,00O sewed in the lining Of his coat and vest.
 A good suggestion was made today by one of our patriotic citizens to the effect that the name of COrtez street be wiped off the map of the city and that street be named Dewey Journal Miner.
 The Santa Fe railroad has just con- tracted to furnish the Mexican Gen. tral railway with 10000 cars of coal. The coal will lbe delivered as soon as possible, and big lot of it will come from the Cerrillos and Gallup minss. At a meeting of the city council of Flagstaff Monday afternoon it was resolved to impose monthly license on nearly all professions and busi nesses, such as lawyers. merchants, etc. This will help lift the city's debt.
 The Fifth United States cavalry of Texas has received news to go to the front This is the cavalry to which Lieutenant Drake belongs. Mrs. Drake will return to Tucson to visit her parents, MT and Mrs. B. M. Ja- cobs. during the absence of her hus- band.
 Little Otto Nagiller of Williams was peculiarly injured at the Saginaw mill yesterday. While running a board through saw knot became segre- gated and flying rearward struck the boy a stunning blow back of the ear, incapacitating him for duty during the remainder of the day.
 Major Nolan, commander at Fort Huachuca, went to Nogales Thursday morning for the purpose, evidently, of finding out what is chewing the line city people. After looking over the situation he doubtless arrived at the conclusion that they stand in greater need of horse sense than horse ma | rines.
 | w. N. Hunter, manager of the J. | M. Dennis lumber yards at Kingman, is filling a large order for timbers and 1 lumber for the Merrimac Mining com pany at Chloride. Fifteen carloads of l lumber have been ordered from the
 yards at Kingman. Mohavei county
 will use enormous amounts of lumber
 in the future.
 The Knights of Khcrassan paradsd
 Tucson Wednesday night. They were
 logged out in oriental appearance.
 They were splendid looking body of
 men and created an exceedingly fa- voTable impression on the thousands
 who gathered on the streets to see
 the parade. The Knights of Khoras- 1 san are a branch of the Knights of
 Pythias
 MT. Bates, who keeps station at
 Government springs, rode into town
 about o'clock last evening and took
 Dr. Miller back with him to attend
 T. G. Barlow Massicks, who is shot
 in the back. MT. Bates states that
 Massicks rode up to his place, wound ed in the back and said, GO for doc
 tor" Massicks was unable to talk
 further. The pistol holster on Mas