Arizona republican., 1898-10-30

h. l.IS HSu U Tucson from Nosalss.
 Dr. F. B. Perrin of Williams was in Prescott the other day.
 John H. Hise, the mining man, is il Prescott from Kirkland valley.
 Mrs. s. c. Rosenberger Of the Lowsr Agua was in Prescott the other day cn business.
 F. NJ. EndIech, a mining man from the Saginaw mines, was in Tucson the other day.
 F. A. Clark, junior member of the clothing firm Of Clarl. & Obendorf Of Chicago. is in Tucson
 Charles Bowman, candidate for pro- bate judg, on the republican ticket of Pima county. has returned to Tucson from the east
 P. Wchner. who was in Bisbee a week ago endsavoring to sell an e,ec- tric light plant, has returned to Fl Paso.
 marriage license was issued ill Tucson Thursday to Melville F. Van Tresse and Olive NJ. Thompson, beth of Ncgales.
 Mir. James Watts of the city water company at Tucson was out Thursday fer the first time in two weeks, having been confined tc his bed with fever.
 The owners Of the Agua Caliente hot springs have commenced the bottling Of the spring water. The water is put up in quart bottles and charged with gas.
 The society Of Arizona Pioneers will give a grand bail on Thanksgiving eve in Tucscn for the benefit Of the so- ciety. It will be the popular affair Of the season.
 The recorder and his deputies have finished numbering the names on the great register at Prescott and they fo1t up a total of 4,744, or about 1000 more than last year.
 Rev. H. 4. Brown left Prescott the other day fer Les Angeles on a bricf business trip. He stopped en route at San Bernardino and delivered a lecture on Friday night.
 Commissary Sergeant Wilson, who has been stationed at WhippIe for some months, received orders Wednesday to report at San FTancisco, from where he will go to Manila.
 The Ccmm al Mining company has run . pipe line from the Bogss smelter to Mayer and the town now has fine water supply. There is strong pres sure and plenty Of water.
 Mr and Mrs. " w. Earp have mcved to Prescott frcm Kirkland val ley to spend the winter. Mir EaTp has lived and traveled all over the west and says there is no country equal to Arizona.
 Laying all prejudice aside and speak ing candidly we do not believe Colonel Wilson will g5t ten votes cut of the twenty-five democrats who listened to his speech Wednesday night-Fsorence Enterprise.
 The fair to be given next month by the ladies of the Catholic church at Bisbee promises to be a grand affair. Several nsw attractions will be given nightly, which will add much to the enjoyment of the evening.
 Mrs. L. S. Colwell of Congress met with a serious accident October 24 while cut riding. The horse got scared and ran away, throwing her and break ing her right arm. She was dragged some distance. but escaped internal in juries. She is undsr medical care at Congress.
 South of Geronimo twelve miles az tive mining operations are under way. The Spenazuma Mining and Smelling company are getting in machinery pre- paratory to paying dividends to the owners. The company has twenty-five men at work and can furnish enough ore to keep the smelter in operation.
 A lead Of apples was brought into town last Saturday that were as fnely favored as any fruit Of the kind thai grows in the west They came from the J. w. Ellison ranch und6r the Iim Of the Nogollons, about eight 7en miles from Payson. The entire lead was soon disposed cf to thF residents of this city.-Globe Times.
 Tom Drisdale. Mississippi Tenn, ,'' who is held in the city jail awaiting the result of his shooting Of Turnbull recently, appeared Tuesday through his attornsy, Judge Barnes Of Tucson, before Justice Williams and secured a continuation tor his examinati tion to some date net set. pr. EdmcE dson re- ports the patient, Turnbull, as being better-BisDae Orb.
 Sheriff Ruffner has returned to Pres cott from Ash Fork, where the fatal shooting occurred the other day. J. Palacio was tco badly wounded to be taken to Prescott He shot five times at Monreal, four shots taking effect, two cf which want through the head The men quarrelsd and fought over a monte game. Monreal shct twice at Palacio. Ii is said that by far the best man Of the two survived.
 George Helen Of Tucson has been busy Tectifying what is known as the Chilson base line on Sixth avenue. The work just completed has been insp set ed by Ccuncilmen Pusch and Russell and Engineer Breckenridge. The stcne monuments on Seventeenth strset will have to be moved seventeen inches soul 0f their present location and the ones Cn Third will h2vs Uo be moysd three feet north. The setting up Of