Arizona republican., 1898-03-29
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Flagstaff has ten cases of small pox
 The loss of fruit by frost about Tue son is complete.
 John S. Williams is expected in Bis bee in a few days from his trip to Cal ifornia.
 It is reported that David Cohn, the well known cigar dealer of Phoenix but formerly of Tombstone, is soon to move to Bisbee and open up first class cigar store.
 The limb of an almond tree was brought from Mesa by MT. Trippel during his late visit and is on exh1bi- tion at Drachman's shoe store. Not withstanding that many nuts have been broken from it the branch is still heavily laden.-Tucson Citizen.
 Isadoro Caranza, who was sentenced to six months in jail yesterday was in for smuggling eight gallons of mescal into the United States. Eusebro Ybarra, who got a year in the peni- tentiary, had been caught smuggling horses and mules.-Tucson Star.
 G. W. Pittock, the well known cor respondent of the Phoenix Republican, arrived this morning and will canvass the city iii the interest of his paper, which is the only paper in Arizona that contains a full press report and is pub lished seven times a week.-Bisbee Orb.
 There were 535 votes cast at the school election yesterday, of which Thomas F. Wilson received a ma jority of 42. It is estimated that more than half of the votes cast were by MeXicans who voted almost Solldly with the democracy for Wilson. Few business men took the trouble to go to the polls.-Tucson Star.
 Alonzo Bailey, president of the Old Dominion Commercial company, ar rived yesterday from Los Angeles to be present at the annual meeting of the company today. MT. Bailey's Globe friends are gratified to find him looking so much better than they ex- pected after his long sickness Globe Silver Belt
 E. F. Kellner returned from Phoenix on Tuesday. He found that the report alleging that his Phoenix store had been victimized by certain of the em- ployes was wholly unfounded. The Kessler-Boyle company is the cnly firm which has suffered from the pecu- lations of their clerks and their losses aggregate s3,000. Two of the men SUD- posed to be implicated in the robbery have been arrested.-Globe Silver Belt
 N. L. Amster yesterday purchased the south twenty-five feet of w. T. Nelly's ground in block S6. fronting on Broad street. Mir McNelly retains forty-nine feet nine inches on the cor ner of Broad and Push streets. It is understood that both MT. McNelly and MT. Amster intend to erect substantial brick buildings on this property at an early day.-Globe Silver Belt
 Hon. P R. Brady returned this week from Tucson, where he left his family, which place they expect to make their permanent residence in the future. MT. Brady will follow later. It is with sincere regret that the Tribune notes their departure, as our county can i'll afford to lose such good citizens; but what is a loss to Florence is a gain to Tucson, and the best wishes of our people go with them.-F1orence Trib- une.
 United States Inspector George w. Webb had an exciting chase after a smuggler last Friday afternoon out at Ephraim's canyon. Webb called the fellow to halt but putting spurs to his horse he started to run. Webb shot the horse and killed it but the snug gler struck the ground running Webb's horse got loose and ran away so he took after the smuggler on foot and for a quarter of a mile it was al exciting race with the smuggler abou one hundred yards in advance. H,