Arizona republican., 1898-09-23

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 The insurance adjustors are in Tue son from San Francisco.
 J. M. McCollum, a well known citi- zen of Stafford, is visiting in Tucson.
 Tom Gregory, proprietor of the Will Hams hctel at Maricopa, is in Tucson.
 Captain A. T. Brown of the Califor mia Powder company is again in Pres colt.
 Mrs. J. H. Martin has returned to Tucson from a summers trip to the coast
 The Tucson blaze Sunday gave the electric light people some new work, says the Star.
 Excavations have begun for MT. Pusch's new building on Congress street in Tucson.
 MT Radulovich of Tucson is yet un- decided about rebuilding his block burned down Sunday.
 Attorney NJ O'Malia of Denver is recent arrival in Prescott He is en route to old Mexico on mining business.
 E. L. Jones, Stanford university student, has gone to Tucson for his health, and will enter the university.
 Tucson men have been kept very busy the past few days clearing the streets obstructed by the Sunday fire.
 Miss Ina Lapham, sister of Mrs. Heermans, has returned to Tucson from the east, and will attend the uni versity.
 Ex-Surveyor General Roskruge has returned to Tucson from Pearce, where he had been engaged for long time in professional work.
 Che of the most popular conversa- tional topics for the street corner men since the fire is the subject of better water supply, says the Star.
 The Prescott brass band, a most creditable local organization, deserving of generous support, will reopen Dake's opera house tonight, says the Courier.
 Joe Engle, who lives out beyond the four-mile house, says that when Pres cott's mocking bird fire alarm starts up all the coyotes in his neighborhood join in the chorus says the Courier.
 There have been mining deals to the value of S61, 800 consummated and the money paid at the New Orndorff hotel within the last thirty days, says the Citizen.
 Hal Kennedy, representing the Jud- SUI Oy HdlullS duu fONQCF cOLupdIy OI San Francisco, is in Prescott to do business in explosives. He is accom- panied by W. D. Howe of the same city.
 Justice has her eye on some parties who played thief at the fire Sunday. While goods were being carried out as they were, it certainly was rare op- portunity for the thief to get in his work, says the Star.
 The report of the death of Dr. Everts was a little premature. He will die, but not for some time yet, we hope. He has written letter denying the re- port and we will have to take his word for it-Prescott Courier.
 Forty-two gallons of mescal, a Mex ican and three burros were captured by Customs Collector Behan a few days ago while the Mexican was endeavor- ing to smuggle the nlescal into the United States. Smuggling is on the decrease-Citizen.
 Tucson will have free delivery postal service on or after January next. This means another long stride for the old pueblo's metropolitan character. says the Star. Examinations for. carriers will be made within a short time prob ably next November, which will give two young ladies or gentlemen an op- portunity of delivering mail to the res idents of Tucson.
 Parties who live in the Thumb Butte neighborhcod aver that a large meteor fell in Copper basin about two weeks ago, as loud report was heard, accom- panied by trembling of the earth, which was noticed by various people. It is said that the public school in that neighborhoOd was so much shaken that the teacher and scholars all mo- ticed it-Courier.
 When the troops leave Whipple, says the Courier, it is stated that there will remain in the hospital fifteen patients who will be cared for until they are able to follow the regiment. Dr. Lind ley, one hospital steward and two as sistants will also remain, and Quarter master Wiley Jones will remain at Whipple about thirty days to settle up regimental business.
 Where'er you go, what'er you do, tis best to keep this rule rule in view: Don't bite off more than you can chew; and though your friends may be but few, stick to them always just like glue-as long as they will stick to you: to every obligation true, the just and righteous to pursue. These are the things that you should do.-Arizona Sentinel.
 At o'clock Tuesday morning at the Roman Catholic church occurred the wedding of MT Barron and Miss Nonie Nonan The groom is a well known bi- cycle nlachinist of this city and his hosts of friends all wish him much joy and long life. The bride was very prettily attired, and will be much missed by her young friends. M. c. Conneiy and Miss Mary Fitzgerald acted as attendants The ceremony was performed with solemn high mass. Star.
 There is more than Q probability Of MT. Rudolovich erecting a handsome hotel on the site of his recently de- atroyed business block, syas the Star There is no better location in the city, neither is there more paying propo- sition in-view. Hotel property in Tue