Arizona republican., 1898-01-18
|AN Over AriIZOna|

Globe IS 10 nave D6Il6T Ire pTOlGc- tion at cost of about $1,000.
 MT. Walter Douglass, who has been visiting in Nogales has returned to Bisbee.
 San Pedro valley has had it's share of snow during the first half of this month.
 Jacob Trask, an old and respected citizen of Benson, died Thursday morning.
 All the cattle buyers in Sonora are rushing over their shipments to get in before quarantine.
 The Rebekah lodge, I. O. O. F., and A. O. U. w. lodge of Globe installed new officers last week.
 The Prescott Electric company just ordered two dozen more new tele phones for its system.
 Snow, beautiful snow''-nit This is the brief way in which the Oasis dismisses the subject.
 Richard Fleischer of the Dos Nae iones" cigar factory, has returned to Nogales from a ten. days successful trip.
 Globe and vicinity was clothed in snow last week and there was goodly amount of the f1eecy in and near Flor ence.
 Taxes to be collected in Gila county was $47, 7,567, and but S4,S7O remains to be collected. In 1896 the delinquency was $6,952.
 Pearce, in Sulphur Springs valley, was not overlooked in the general fall of snow. Four inches are reported from that burg.
 John Webb is arranging his busi- ness affairs and will leave Prescott this week for Dawson City. He will go through this winter.
 MT. W. J. N McCurdy, an attorney at law from San Francisco, has be- come associated with the legal depart Of Harlow & Gowan, in Nogales.
 Two Mexicans attempted to hold up Joe Butler in Bisbee, early Wednesday morning. They were caught and giv- en 250 days each in the jail at Tomb stone Mrs. J. Bell of Tombstone has taken charge of the Market in Bisbee re- gently vacated by MT. Daly, who de- parted, and, like the cat, never came back.
 Captain Andrews, brother of F. E. Andrews of Prescott, and a former resident Of Phoenix, is shipping a saw mill from Seattle up to Lake Linder- man.
 H. c. Echols, an old time resident of Cochise county, and pioneer of Tombstone, was found dead on Friday morning in Bisbee. He was 70 years of age.
 Richard Stephens has returned to Globe from La C61oMdos Sonora, Mex ico. He says there are number of old Globeites there and at Minas Prietas.
 The rew safe for the Copper Queen company is located in the new office in the Masonic building. The safe is one of the latest improved and weighs about $500 pounds.
 The Dixie minstrels, a Tucson anna teur organization, will appear at Gro setta's opera house Wednesday. Twen- ty-five ladies and gentlemen will be on the stage at one time.
 Mrs. Sarah P. Stiles, divorced wl- of T. L. Stiles, formerly of I,uosli, was married in New Haven, Conn December 18th to William D. Curtis
 
 w. J. Mulvenon, chief of the Pres colt fire department, has informed all the fire companies that in their cleo tion of officers in February they should add a fire marshal to the other off .cers.
 Mayor E. H. Emanuel of Tombstone is ia Los Angeles. On his return west he will visit Phoenix before proceed ing to the former metropolis of Ari- .zona. He says that Tombstone will return to prosperity.
 Hon. H. J. Cleveland of the Sacator Indian agency is slowly recovering from the runaway accident of a month ago near Mesa, when he was quite badly hurt besides being exposed tC the elements.
 John Speck has received a letter from Ben Kreigbaum, who went tt Dawson with George Merwin ant Thomas Turner. He left Dawson No vember 23, leaving his two compan- ions in the land of gold and ice, ant was in San Francisco when he wrote to Speck. He says that he left Fur ner at work at $20 per day His gen. eral description of the country, tht prices prevailing there, etc., are sim ply repetition or what naS been pre- viously received from there.-Courier
 The largest individual or corpora tio1 taxpayer of the territory is + Cochise county. The s. P. railroat paid into the county treasury for taxe last year $27, ,65911 This is on a val nation of $655, ,359.9O. The Coppe Queen company, with a valuation c $209,0S5, and the A. & s. E. railroad with $202, 7S9 valuation, both practi cally owned by one company, paid ST 302.92 taxes on the total valuation c $411 1,874.-Prospector.
 Although Tombstone is over nin miles from two railroads it is not a unusual thing on calm day to hea the whistles of the engines as the signal for the Fairbank station. It of such usual occurrence that whe the toots are heard it is passed b without comment h1It never h olnrr