Arizona republican., 1898-09-27

Henry Katz, the NCsa:s5 merchant, is in Tucson.
 Rev. C. P. Wilson arrived in Tucson Saturday from Flag5iaff.
 Judge Rouse and family have return cd to Tucson from California.
 Constable A. T. Woods and James Warne Of Mammoth are in Tucson.
 Two Mexicans were tried in Tucson Saturday for assaulting their wives.
 R.C. Cresswell has returned to Wins low from a visit to his cid home in Arkansas
 W. ". Wilson, the architect, has re- turned to Tucson from a business trip to Jerome.
 Walter NJ Davis, bookkeeper for the Saginaw mining company, was in Tue son Saturday.
 A son was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. James Lawson of Pennington street, Tucson.
 Jose Lopez of Tucson, charged with insanity, has been pronounced sane and released from custody.
 Mir Gideon Boericke CT Philadelphia, who bought the wolframite mine iii the Dragons some time ago, is in Tucson.
 It is now stated with considerable positiyeness that the road into Globe will be ready for business by Novem- Der l.
 J. D. Van Hagan, another one of the Cuban packers, has returned to Tucson looking quite haggaTd from his late ex- periences.
 Court has adjourned at Holbrook until the early part Of December, to oll cn77TnIofi0r N tho court house.
 Machinery for the new shelter at Spenazuma is arriving al Fort Thomas. This is destined to be a good camp, or all signs fail.
 Homer $. Hogue, for 3 number Of years in the railroad offices at Winslow, has returned to that town to remain permanently.
 John T. Jones loaded and shipped the early part of last week 1,500 head of cattle bought around HOlbrook from various stockmen.
 The ltigalon that has kept the Ve- kol mines shut down for the last eight years is ended and the mines are to resume work at once.
 4 Whipple volunteer attempted to board train in cut near Simmons ranch Friday and fell, a car wheel breaking his right leg.
 The date for the trial Of Francis Conyers of Tombstone has not yet been set by the court but it is expeo.ed the case will be heard this week.
 Since the reduction of the price from g to S1 the Tucson sampling works notices quite an increase in business coming from outside the territory.
 L. Calf. formerly Of Tombstone but now Of Phoenix, is 2 visitor at his old home and is kept busy shaking hands with his many old acquaintances-
 Messrs. Hart 6 Campbell, the largest wool growers in Navajo county, ship ped three double-deck cars Of Merino bucks to Las Vegas, \. NJ, last week. Mrs. Maria Coppel is in the city, CT route from Nogaies to Los Angeles. Mrs. CoPpel lost her husband, son and daughter by the wreck Of the French liner. La BouTg Tgogne.-Tucs0n Citizsn.
 V. ". Wilson will furnish plans for a one-story brick building, 25x10G feet for Fred f'leishman, the store to oc- oupy part Of the lot burned dcWn re- gently in Tucson.
 The Tucson sanlpling works received a carload Of lead and silver ore from the Silver Bell district Saturday, amounting to fifteen tOns- Two lots 0; gold ore came in from the Santa Catalina mountains.
 Typos are fOrsaking their calling and are engaging in all callings from tramp actors up to tha geu.lemanly sporting man. Several Cf. the first named have passed through cur city quite recently, says the WinsiOw Mail.
 Marrying and giving in marriage ap- pears to be the order of the day in Winslow, says the Mail. There are two or three more weddings on the tapis to take place il the near future, according to rumor.
 The court house work at Holbrook has come to a temporary stardstin on account of lack of brick It is ex- pected sufficient brick to complete the work will be on the ground in a few days.
 Retired compositors and ex-newspa- per men are quite numerous in Wins low There are six Of the masculine and two Of the feminine gender in that city who have been engaged in news papar work at some time n their past lives.
 Two tramp ladies. who started fron Colorado, walked across Utah and Ne vada into California, down California to Los Angeles. passed through our town the latter part Of fast week on thair return home, still CT the tramp, says the TinsloW Iail.
 Ed Apderson. enc of the Tucson packers who left here Inst May with Shaftsr's army for Cuba, writes to friends ir this city that he has decided