Arizona republican., 1898-10-24

The number of voters registered in Willccx precinct is 161.
 Charles Bodamer has returned to Wilcox from St. Louis and is now at Bonita C. T. Thiele Of Wilcox has been sum- moned to Clifton by the serious illness Of his brother. The veteran stockman, N. HunsakeI Of Fucker was in Wilcox last week on his semi-annual visit. Mir Charles F. Solomon Of Solomon vile was in Willccx the ether nigh: to take the second degree in Masonry. NJ. H. Tourney has rsiurned to Will COX from a trip 10 Pinal county, where he went to examine a promising mine. Messrs Otto Moore and Perry L. Smith, the Russellville capitalists, were in Wilcox the other day on busi- ness.
 Dr. George w. Cool, the well known dentist, has arrived at Willcox from Tombstone and will open an ofice there.
 MT. Boericke of Stein 6 Boericke hss force of fftsen or twenty Mexi- Gt NClA OA Ills N~-11Sill@O cld1IuS al Russellville.
 Mrs. Roberts of Oklahoma. mother or Mrs. ]. R. Gilman, is at the latter's residence just north Of WILCOX paying her daughter a visit.
 The San Carlos coal fields are at tracing considerable attention. Lo- caters are going in. Old prcspectoTs are getting first chance
 Mrs. ;. ". Hudson of Wilcox is hav- ing an addition built to her botal at Wilcox for the accommodation Of MT. and Mrs. ". F. Nichols.
 MT. c. P. Scripture Of Denton, Texas, has been in Wiilcox fer several days on business connected with his herd of cattle in the hct springs district.
 w. J. Marks, late assistant agent of the Southern Pacific company at Will COX, has gcne to Yuma, where he has been assigned for 0 short time.
 Hon. B. A. Packard was at Deming recently returning from a business trip eastward. He has since made a short trip to Sonora with ". C. Grsen.
 John Theaville, former Tombstone man and later cf Bisbee, died at San Francisco last week. NIT. Theaville was a member of the Tombstone A. o. |. W. lodge.
 The grand ledge Of Masons will meet at Globe next month and delegates will ride into the town On the Gila Valley, Globe & Northern railroad. which will be compIeted by that time.
 Ben Duncan, owner Of the or herd, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cook at Wilcox fer a month, left fer Texas Tuesday morning. Mrs. Sam Rohn accompanied him on a visit to her cid home.
 Owing to the absence Of delegates from tcwn the Tombstone democrats have postponed nominations for city officers. The democrats may endorse the republican city ticket, that senti- ment prevailing.
 T. E. Hunt, commercial agent Of the Southern Pacific company, with head quarters at Fl Paso, was in Wilcox the ether day making the acquaintance of the business men and looking up busi- ness fer the road.
 Mir. 4. Stewart Of the firm Of Gilman Brcs. 6 Stewart, has resigned his posi- tion with the Southern Pacific company in California and will hereafter be identified with the management of his firms extensive cattle interests north Of WillcCx.
 Lieutenant Armstrong, Ninth cav airy, and Pref. Gungle, lsader of the Ninth cavalry band, both of Fort Grant, left Wilcox last Sunday morn ing for Fort Robinson, Neb., where thsy will ship down the troop property Of the regiment.
 William I. Joseph, a venerable cattle feeder Of Potwin, Kan, returned to Willcox Monday from a second trip tc the country in quest Of two-year-old steers. He refused to buy yearlings and left Tuesday without cattle He admitted that the stcckers were cf good quality, but he wanted feeding cattle.
 J. L. Powell, the well known teet buyer of southern California, has been in Wiilccz fer the past week awaiting recovery from injuries received in a while he and E. B. Mocve were re- turning from Fucker He expects tc make a shipment Of fat cattle to Sar Diego in the neaT future.
 While Messrs. Durbin and Roundy Of the Range News force at Willcc1 were driving home from a recent hunt ing trip, the horse kicked off the dash board and struck the hammer of a shot gun which was leaning against the seat The charge grazad the back Of Roun- dy's head, giving him what nay be termed Q very close shave.
 Mir J. w. Hampscn, brother of Joe Hampscn, the railroad magnate ana cattle king, and himself the general manager Of the Hampson cattle inter. ests, spent last Sunday in Willcox and left Monday morning for Bonita tc confer with Captain E. A. Cutter, who acts as financial agent Of the concern during MT. Hampscn's absence
 Hon. E. R. Monk has returned tc Wilcox from Q trip through the GOTH belt as far as Chicago. He made stop: at Dodge City, Garden City and other