Arizona republican., 1898-04-11
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A lodge of Red Men was organized in Stafford last week.
 There are now six candidates TOT the Tucson postmastersh1p.
 The Tombstone Presbyterian church will be moved to Clifton
 Attorney T. w. Johnston has return ed 10 Prescott frc1n trip east.
 A Mcleod of Bisbee is about to visit his old home in Nova Scotia
 n. I. Shea of the bend at Jerome is adding to the store premises.
 Mrs. Robert Mitchell and family of Jerome are visiting in Baltimore.
 James Griffin has opened a saloon and club room in the Elite, Prescott.
 There will be no term of district court held in Apache county until Oc- tober-
 Uniform rank K of P. band ball on 14th and poverty ball the 29th at Bisbee.
 Mrs. Kittie Thurston of Tombstone is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Brady, at Bisbee.
 Territorial grand encampment of war veterans at Tucson April Is and IA.
 Assessor William Harwood is on duty in the Barbacomari country southeast of Tombstone.
 Good prices are had On real estate at Jerome. That town is a model burg among the mining camp class.
 The Bisbee choral society will give an entertainment for the benefit of the cemetery fund this week.
 Hofn elected first lieutenant of Company D, N. G. A. on Friday at Tucson.
 It is said that the report of Col Schuyler on the water storage question at Prescott will be ready for del1v- cry Monday.
 c. P. Cronin, who was formerly en- gagged in business on Washington street in Phoenix is now county re- corder of Yuma county.
 The Arizona and Southeastern rail- road is setting out cars at cattle ship ping points in San Pedro valley. Cat tie will begin to move this week.
 Deeds were filed for record at Pres colt from the Santa Fe Pacific railroad to the Prescott & Eastern railroad for right of way from the latter cOmpany'S S road.
 NJ J. Hickey of Hotel Burke, Pres colt, is in receipt of a telegram an- nouncing the death of his brother, Stephen Hickey, at Tehachapi, Cal, April 9th, 1898.
 Joseph Mayer from Mayer station says both miners and cattlemen feel the need of rain badly. More water will bring the liveliest times ever seen in that section
 The street railway in Tucson is to have an electric attachment, besides the cars are to be upholstered in re- sponse to an urgent demand from the prt.ty girls at the university.
 Louis Mel, the well known insurance man, adjuster for the Etna company, has arrived in Prescott to adjust the loss by the fire at Congress. The Etna has been scoring some pretty heavy losses in northern Arizona of late.
 Mrs. Mary Flanagan of Brooklyn N. Y, has sent circulars searching for her brother, Owen ConrOy, whom she has not seen for thirty-fve years. She also wants to locate Lawrence Nc Garry, who was her brothers attorney, and she offers $10O for an account of either man.
 At the election in Flagstaff last week there were IA votes cast for bonds and nine against bonds. The new council men are Carroll, Aubineau, Babbitt, Bunch and Francis; town clerk, c. H. Edwards; town marshal, John Woody; street commissioner, W. A. Mayf1ower. Bonds for water works carried by 105 votes.
 Recent arrivals of Arizonians at Tucson: H. E. Dunlap and wife, Will cox; W. c. Murdock, Hillito; c. H. Peck, Dan F. Sheehan, Casa Grande. At Prescott: Robert Bowen, Gold Note mine; R. B. Morgan, Walker; J. M. Savage, Richenbar; James Bryant, Crowned King; J. Mayer, Mayer; G. w. Hull, Jerome; M. P. Ryan, Phoe- nix; F. O'Connor, Springfield; Fred Venaton, Kymo.
 THE MEN WHO OWN SPAIN.