Arizona republican., 1898-01-02
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The ladies of Tucson observed an old custom yesterday and received calls.
 Col. "A. O. Brodie and party return ed to Prescott from their visit to Cal ifornia.
 H. A. Van Tassel, well remembered in Prescott, died at Passaic, New Jer- sey, Dec. 13.
 Dr. P. G. Cornish and wife went from Albuquerque to Flagstaff to spend Christmas.
 c. A. Griswold has returned to Portland, Ore, after stay of several months in Prescott.
 Forty tie makers arrived at Flag staff from Albuquerque and went out to the timber to work.
 Mrs. David Atwood and daughter, Miss Atwood, of Madison, Wis, are in Tucson for the winter.
 James May, one of the best known sheep men in Arizona, was married recently to a lady in Ohio.
 J. T. McWilliams of Flagstaff and Miss Iona McCabe of Fort Mohave were united in marriage Dec. 2s.
 Maximum 76 and minimum 34 was Fridays weather at Tucson, and it was about the same in Phoenix and Yuma
 A party of five San Diego county farmers arrived last week in Yuma. Three of them will locate if they find suitable land.
 J. E. Bailey, who came to Yuma s- ho his Gi1o valley ranch to W. A. Stark and re- turned to Yuma.
 F. c. Earle, the Ell Paso ore buyer, who is in Prescott, conversed with Fred Hughes just after his arrival there from Mexico.
 Mrs. E. A. Johnson of Syracuse, N. Y., arrived in Tucson on Wednesday to spend the winter months with her son, Royal A. Johnson.
 Frank H. Hereford and s. E.. IIaz- gard, attorneys at Tucson, have form ed law partnership under the name of Hereford & Hazard.
 On Wednesday Mrs James H. Me Cure of Stafford stepped on a nail which penetrated through her foot. The wound is not dangerous.
 U OIdlSS OlotllCL aItOlACy IT, E. Ellinwood has returned to Flag staff from a professional trip to Washington and other eastern cities.
 Frank Groesbeck, Archie Futile and Joseph Dial of Safford and Charles Parks of Solomonville went home from the university to spend the holi- dayE
 T reception so pleasantly and successfully given at the New Orn- dorH hot.<tM Tucson was heartily en- joyed by the many teachers ard their friends.
 J. M Whittier, an old and respected resident of Senator, Yavapai county, died at Bisbee Dec. 29 of cancer of tpe stomach. The remains were for warded to Prescott.
 Mrs. Hanna has succeeded L. E. Aust17f in the management of the din ing room of the Hubbs house at King man. The lady is the best caterer in Mohave's county seat.
 Gel. c. s. Clark, one of Tombstone's brightest legal lights, went to Bsbee Wednesday on his bicycle. The colo nel left home at Il o'clock a. m. and arrived in Bisbee at 4:30 p. m.
 H. M. Merriweather of Kansas c ty, and Lee Merriweather of St. Louis, both of whom are interested in the Co., operative M. M. company at Richer- barI were in Prescott Friday.
 El S. Gosney left Flagstaff for Chi cagt on business pertaining to the development of water to supply Flag stafB with sufficient amount of water for the system of water works.
 Al new passenger time schedule is noWl in effect on the Southern Pacific. Incl east bound arrives in Tucson at ;335 a. m- and leaves at 1:5O. The west bound arrives at 2:50 a. m. and leaRes at 3:O5.
 5Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Townsend arrived in Yuma Tuesday evening from Los Angeles, where they were married on Christmas day, at the home of the brides parents. They will settle in Yuma.
 Mrs. B. M. Jacobs and daughter. Miss Hilda, gave a pleasant whist party to number of friends at Tue son. The first prize was won by Miss Pomroy, the second by Mrs. Tom Da- wis and the third by Mrs. E. Randolph.
 The "All Over Arizona" man wishes everybody a happy new year.
 The Wedge" question is being agi- lated again. If the old pueblo folks go at the thing as unit there will be~ao wedge in the old town on July 4, 1898. II n;.fsia Freight Conductor M. H. Higgins was crushed by freight at Kingnan on the night of the 18th ult. He was and was caught between the cars and his thighs crushed. His wife was summoned from Needles and arrived just before he died.
 Zuni Tribe No 6 of Red Men of Prescott, elected the following officers Sachem, John P. Bauder; J. W. Jackson. Joseph Brown, A. F. Banta, P. J. Farley, George Smith and Herman Voge were elected to subordinate offices. An elaborate banquet was spread.
 eases of murder, six of grand
 ksix assault to murder and
 assauM with deadly weapons