Arizona republican., 1898-02-19
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 Arthur D. Grow of Whipple left Tuesday for Denver for medical treat ment.
 R. D. Robbins, Jr., of Tucson was at the Van Nuys, Los Angeles, on Thursday.
 Maximum 75, minimum 43 at Tue son on Thursday. Clear and wind southwest.
 Rev. H. A. Thompson, superinten- dent of Methodist missions in Ar1- zona, was in Prescott Tuesday.
 M. D. Scribner returned to Tomb stone Wednesday from a visit to his aged mother at Washington, La.
 Bishob McCabe will deliver the lec- ture, Bright Side of Life in Libby Prison in Los Angeles. Feb. 23.
 M. Honadle of Akron, Ohio, arrived in Tucson Wednesday for a brief visit and with view to locating some time in the near future.
 MT. Ali. Donau, manager of the An val Ranch Cattle company, who was in Tucson Thursday from southern Pima, reports stock and pasturage fine in that section.
 Hale Mccormick has returned to Tombstone from his visit to Neosho, Mo, where he was to see his daugh- ter. Mrs. Wood Moore and other rela- tives
 Billy Thomas retires from the management of the Yavapai county hospital with an excellent record. He gave a farewell turkey dinner to the inmates prior to his departure.
 An Albuquerquean just returned from Phoenix spoke of meeting s. M. McCowan, Gus Thelin and G. W. Pit tock and said that they seemed to be in the best of health and spirits.
 On Monday last Mrs. William Hay ward instituted lodge of the Rath bone Sisters at Jerome Williams and Jerome are the only towns in Arizona where lodges of Rathbone Sisters ex- iSt.
 The action of the board of supervis- ors of Yavapai county in reducing phy- sicians' fees for the examination of insane persons from s12.50 to s7.50 is a move which meets with general ap- proval.
 R. H. Burmister of Prescott has filed with the probate court his first annual  with the condition of estate, in the matter of the estate of the late J. L. Valentine.
 The friends of Judge E. w. Wells of Prescott surprised that gentleman on Monday evening by visiting his ele- gant home in body. They were gra- ciously received and entertained with games and delightful repast
 | in the employ of tht s. P. company for the past five or six years as conductor on the Yuma division, has given up his position and will shortly remove with his family to Phoenix.
 Mrs. H. Ohnnick, wife of MT. Oh nick of Tombstone fame and remem- bered by all old timeers, has fallen heir to fortune as a relative of Mil lionaire McVay of Montana, who died leaving an estate valued at SC, ,000, 900. -PrOspector.
 Among the highly original charac- ters at the masked ball at Prescott was that of Sheriff Ruffner as Nancy costume, with sunbonnet headgear
 w. A. Drake left Prescott Wednes- day to visit his family in Pueblo.
 On the first of February there was a balance of s2,366.30 in the road fund and which will be expended this year. Supervisors Samaniego and Bullock will leave in few days to inspect the roads in southern Pima. They will go direct to Crittenden from Tucson.
 Cards are out for an afternoon at cards at the handsome residence of MT. and Mrs. Shibell in Tucson this after noon. The hostesses will be Mrs. Sh1be1l and her accomplished daugh- ter. Those fortunate enough to be among the invited have a pleasant af- ternoon in anticipation.
 Wednesday evening the Tucson chapter Of Royal Arch Masons con- ferred the Royal Arch degree upon A. J. Nesbitt and T. c. Reynolds of Eli reka Springs ranch, Graham county. and W. G. Soto of Wilcox. They re- ceived the mark and past master de grees.
 Tom Collins, known to every printer on the circuit and distinguished as the founder of the Bisbee Tyre. from which musical organ he was later ex- tlnguished, made a fraternal call this week and furnished enough entertain ment to last until the next "Uncle Toms Cabin company comes along Williams News.
 The Tombstone Prospector regis ters kick at the Republican That paper can as we'll apply the kick te others. It gets more credit marks ir The Republican than any paper in thu territory, but rarely responds in like
 w. C. Land, who has been for tn, past few weeks in California, returned to his home on the San Pedro Wed nesday.
 Monday last James McGiver, a team ster, had his leg broken accidental, while driving his freight outfit il Crook canyon. He dismounted to if, the harness and was adjusting tn shoe of a brake block when he slippe, and fell, the horses started and tn wheels passed over his leg. McGiye was brought to Prescott Tuacdau on.