Arizona republican., 1898-02-10
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 Postmaster Horne of Prescott is in Champlain, H., on visit.
 J.I. Broyles and wife of Ash Fork are visiting MT. BrOyles' cousin, J. T. BrOyles in Tucson.
 MT. John Mapes has charge of some heavy work on the N. M. & A. railway in the Sonoita canyon, north of No gales.
 Pedro Martinez, aged 46 years, died in Tucson Saturday of dropsy. He had been a resident of Tucson twenty five years.
 J. H. Bush of Mesa, who started for Klondyke last fall, has a position as engineer on some works near St. Michaels, Alaska.
 The Schubert Symphony company on the Fist, and Primrose and Vests minstrels on the 24th at Grosetta's s opera house, Tucson.
 Mrs. Rebecca N. Reppy, mother of c. D. Reppy, editor and publisher of the Florence Tribune, died in St. Louis January 30, aged 7S years.
 c. G. Powell, mine host of the Will Hams house, Florence, was awarded the contract for feeding prisoners, jurors and indigent witnesses of Pinal county.
 The able United States district at torney of New Mexico has furnished the newspapers with sensational item that will make Joe Mulhatton of Florence green with envy
 Fred G. Hughes was examined be- fore Justice Myers at Tucson Tuesday on additional charges. That of falsi- flying the records, and it is said sev- eral more charges are coming.
 The house of R. H. Burmister, the Prescott merchant, was burglarized on Sunday evening. Investigation developed the loss of watch, revol- yer and some wearing apparel.
 Henry Levin, mining man of Tue son, Ariz., is making a short stay in San Francisco. He was at the Bald win. Two of every three men putting up from Arizona are booked as min ing men by the coast papers.
 R. R. Richardson, Cr1ttenden; R. Allyn Lewis, Gus Hirschfeld, A. R. Greene, W. L. Coon, Phoenix; John R. Smith, Mammoth; John Roach, Bisbee; Judge w. R. Stone, Florence, were at Tucson hotels on Tuesday.
 The committee appointed by the city council of Tucson for assessing the cost of removing the wedge, etc. made its report Monday but from it's tenor it does not seem that the wedge is in much of hurry to change it's loca- tion-Star.
 Died in Prescott, Feb. 6, 1898. George W. Kingman, aged 50 years. He was an old resident of that section. a G. A. R. veteran and member of Owen Post G. A. R., Phoenix. He was a teamster by occupation and more con- monly known as "Broncho" George.
 Capt Burgess is again confined to his bed at Tucson over the breaking out of the old wound from which bullet was extracted couple of weeks ago. A second piece of bullet was taken out and hopes are entertained that the wound will now permanently heal.
 MT. J. L. Clark and family came in from the Mammoth to attend the Bos- tonians at the opera house. MT. Clark lives seventy miles from Tucson, but on seeing the announcement in the Citizen that the Bostonians were to appear in Tucson he wrote in and se- cured seven seats.
 MT. B. M. Legg, deputy supreme president of the Fraternal Brother hood, and territorial organizer of the Improved Order or Red Men, has been visiting Nogales. Thursday evening last he instituted lodge of the Broth erhood and this week will institute a council of the Red Men.
 J. P. Martin, Andrew Haninger of Bisbee; Mrs. G. W. Cool, MT. and Mrs. Scott White and A. H. Emanuel, F. N. Wolcott and wife of Tombstone; MT and Mrs. H. A. Morgan and MT. and Mrs. F. P. Moore of Wilcox. besides Benson and Phoenix folks, attended the Bostonians in Tucson.
 On Monday evening Prof. McCrea and Attorney Rochester Ford of Tue sson made appeals in behalf of citi zens for the adoption of an ordinance suppressing singing in saloons. The matter was referred to the license committee for the second time as the easiest way to dispose of the subject
 J. N. Cohenour, an officer of excel lent reputation, is again under sher- if of Mohave county. He is a republi- can and served under Sheriff James Peterborough. Tom Potts thought him good enough to be next to him. MT. Cohenour represents Unitad States Marshall Gr1hthS 1n the northwest quarter of Arizona.
 The following telegram from our delegate in congress explains itself: Washington, Jan. 31.-Charles D. Reppy, Florence, Ariz.: Twenty thousand dollars for preliminary work on Buttes reservoir passed house in Indian appropriation bill. The only danger is that senate may strike it out M. A. Smith. .''-Florence Trib- une.
 Late arrivals of Arizonans at Tue son were: T. c. Evans and wife and L. c. Perkins of Bisbee; G. P. Schol- field, Santa Rita; P. H. Chalmers Agua Caliente. At Prescott the fol lowing were reported: J. c. Rankin Peoria; s. R. H. Robinson, J. Gallis- tor, Mrs. H. D. Aitken, J. F. Clinton Phoenix; J. Q. Stephens, Williamson do