Arizona republican., 1898-01-28
|An Over AriZODa|


 Tucson Sunday, the first oportunity in 20 years says the Citizen
 There are thirty patients in the county hospital, the largest number in the history of Cochise county.
 ELI. Vail and E. W. Risley have dissolved partnership as cattle raiser: in Pima county, Risley retiring.
 A suit of lP. J. Harrington vs. J Duffy for partnership settlement was filed at Tombstone in the district court.
 Ex-Attorney General Francis J Heney was in Tucson on Monday eu route to his present home in San Francisco.
 A deed from G. w. Hull to H. o. sen for lot 24, in block 3, Jerome, was filed for record Monday. Consider ation, $500.
 The Three Bar Cattle company has bought the business of H. w. Etz & Co. at Benson, but will retain the firm name.
 Wilcox experienced another snow storm Monday morning. Three or four snowfalls in two weeks break the record for this point.
 It is currently reported that sock men in the vicinitl of Fort Grant lost in the neighborhood of $2,0OO by a quondam beef contractor.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con grega,ional church after paying off all bills on account of the Dixie perform ance report that they have cleared the handsome sum of s200.-Sar.
 Robert Hannigan, who owns cattle
 
 ported to have recently purchased a bunch of cattle in Texas at these prices: Heifers $20, COWS s21, bulls S22.
 Frank P. Moore who was in Wilcox from his ranch on Whitewater last Thursday, reported about eighteen inches of snow dn his neighborhood. MT. Moore was recently appointed ad- ministrator of the estate of the late Captain Heyne.
 John Duke came up from Phoenix on yesterday mornings taxless. He reports the weather fully as cod in Phoenix as it is in Prescott ier. With only this difference, IA be- low at Prescott, and IA above (the lowest this winter) at Phoenix.
 MT. P. Maher, who until recently has acceptably discharged the duties of live stock sanitary inspec or at Fort Grant, and MT. c. B. Martin, also a stockman of that district, were in Wilcox Monday MT. Maher was on his way to Huachuca to 1cok at ranch property.
 Sometime during Sunday the resi- dence of C. E. Wood of Tucson was burglarized. The culprit evidently did not enter the house but reached in through the open window and se- cured Mrs. Woods purse, watch and dress skirt, which were lying within easy reach.
 Mayor Emanuei of Tombstone, was in Klondyke in 1863 in the employ of the government-but if he had only known what possibly might have hap pened. Tn 1854 Col. c. S. Clark, also of the former metropolis, was in the frozen north, when he served on a boundary commission.
 On January IS very pretty we'd ding took place at Fort Grant. Miss Sumner, the daughter of Col E. V. Sumner, commander of the post, was married to Lieut.. King of the Seven. h cavalry, stationed at Fort Grant The post chapel was profusely dec orated with flags and evergreens.
 The Industrial Building and Loan association of Denver has issued a local charter to the Wilcox stock holders. The officers are N A. Gil- man president, J. M. Nicholson secre- itary and treasurer and local agent, w. F. Nichols attorney. The directors are M. J. Nicholson, F. E. Storm, B. Maurer, L. V. McCourt and B. B.. Moore
 Tueson banks recently elected new officers, these of the Arizona National being B. M. Jacobs, president; Fred F'leishman, vice-president; L. M. Ja- cobs, cashier;and J. M Ormsby, assist ant cashier. Of the Consolidated National: M P. Freeman, president; W. c. Davis, vice-president; H. B. Penney, cashier; H. E. Lacey, Chas. T. Etchells.
 Julius Monmonier, a ipp car man in the employ of the c. w M & M. company at Pearce met with what might have been fatal ac.ident last week. He had run out a car of ore and emptied it. In returning the car stuck in some way and in trying 70 loosen it he fell thirty-seven feet backwards off the tresCle. No bones were broken and his injuries are not thought to be serious.
 The eyes of the old time Arizonsn were surprised for the second time this winter Monday morning by the appearance of snow upon the ground at Tucson. The snow, however, did not last long as the sun came out near noon time and it was not long before it had nearly all melted away It is said that these snow storms are worth more to the agricultural inter ests of southern Arizona than a hali a dozen rains
 IA gay crowd of people went out oi the Saginaw mines, north of Tucson Sunday as a coaching parry. Those who participated were as folows: F S. Treat and wife, MT Higby and wife B. P. Van Kuren and wife, Sam Hughes, IT,, and wife, Miss North Miss Cole, Mrs. Hiram Stevens, Mrs Saf Hughes, Miss Attic Hughes, Miss