Arizona republican., 1898-09-19

Arizona IS credited with sos cattle and % 499 sheep for 1898, falling off of 2,39S cattle and S.023 sheep.
 Some of the household articles of Hen. Herbert Brown have already been shipped from Tucson to Yuma, where Mir Brown has she official management O. the territorial prison. Mrs. Brown and the children will shortly join Mir Brown in their new home.
 Word comes to Solomonville from Los Angeles that Colonel Mike Ohl has purchased a lot in that city, in the vi- cinity of the home, of Colonel w. c RridweH. Mikes Arizona friends vii probably nsver see him again in the bachelor state, remarks the Bulletin.
 ". T. Climo O. Denver has been in speeting various mines and prospects in this county in the interest of Den yer syndicate. He has a very favor able opinion of the mining resources of Arizona He leaves for a trip to the Tccto Basin country in a few days Courier.
 George Purdy Bullard, the young democratic politician from Phoenix. is a nephew of the late Sam Purdy of Yuma well known all over Arizona and
 
 of the same vim and energy which characterized his relative when alive -Journal-Miner
 Mir. Brandenburg, young newspa- per man. has been al work on the long H ranch at Navajo Springs for the past nine months. has returned to Chicago where he will work on the Tribune. He went to Navajo Springs and engag- od i-,0 -ortr hi To left strong and healthy.
 We have Frosts all the year, says the Woodruff correspondent of the Holbrook Argus. but Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights we had a super abundance of them Mr. Allen Frost and daughter were here Friday and Saturday, and Sunday night Jack Frost was here. No damage was done.
 Prof. D. H. Holmes and wife arrived in Tucson Friday from Denver Prof. Holmes is one of the new members of the university faculty. He is a gentle man Of about twenty-six years, with a practical and experienced knowledge in teaching. He is a native Of St Louis and graduate Of Washington university.
 Mrs. John Johnson and little girl are expected here today from Texas and will remain until after the Oc- tober term Of court The trial of John son for killing a Mexican at Morenci will come up at that time and Mrs Johnson wishes to be near her husband iD his present trouble.-Solonony Bulletin.
 Tie report is current at Solomon vile that the government will soon begin the erection of a new Indian school on the San Carlos Indian reser- vation, the location to be about twelve miles up the San Carlos river from the agency. When this new school is built the old building now used at San Ca.lCs will be abandoned for the use Of the agency.
 T have been 9 court reporter for forty-two years and naturally have been put to many tests during that per- iCd. Probably the fastest speed I have made in reporting was 26S words a minute fer five minutes replied Court Reporter Weed in answer to an inquiry made by an interested court attendant as to the best record he has made at court reporting.-Tombs Prospec- tor
 St. Joseph, Arizona, is no more. It has been superseded by the more digni- fed Joseph City" Not that the pop ulation has increased to the propor- tiols indicated by the latter appella- tion but the change was made by the request of the railroad officials in or der that the name may not be con- fused with St. Joseph, Mo, which sta t1On is on the same railroad system.- Argus.
 Charles DeGroff has a silver dollar, coined in 1889, which is a curiosity from the fact that only one-half of the width of the edge is milled, the ether half being smooth. The govern ment, of course, does not intend to let an imperfect coin go out, but in some way this one got into circulation. MT DeGroff's son bought it from an aC- cuaintance at face value.-Tucson Citi zen
 Charles F. Solomon returned from Fl Paso last Saturday, where he had been to attend the wedding of Nathan Solomon to Miss Alice Ullman, which occurred On September '. The we'd ding was a quiet affair, only members Of the families being invited, but it was handsome wedding and the new " MdITleu CCup1G t4I0 HCN tdAiHS III the principal points of interest in the east--Bulletin.
 The railroad to Globe will be com pleted and in operation by the first of November, CT within a very few days thereafter The completion of this road, together with the extensive min ing interests which are being devei- oped there will give the growth of that town a great impetus. l. will not be many months until we may expect to hear of Globe bsing one Of the most prosperous towns in the territory Journal Miner.
 Harry Carpenter, the ablest man in Yuma county, passed through Thurs day from New York to Phoenix While ID New York Mir. Carpanter interviewed Lieutenant-Colclel Brodie regarding his nomination by the republicans for congressional delegate. Colonel Bro- die will accept, which means his nomi- nation; his nomination means his elec-
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