Arizona republican., 1898-02-17
|AlI Over AriizOna|

S. H.. Mexico, was a Bisbee visitor this week
 The Schubert Symphony club and lady uuartette will appear in Tucson Saturday.
 H. G. Sickel and wife of Fort Grant were at the Westminster, Los Angeles yesterday.
 A Catholis fair was held at Bisbee this week and many Tombstone peo- pie were in attendance.
 Proto Brothers of Nogales will open their new store on the Sonora side of the line about the first of March.
 Hon. George W. Cheyney was in Bis bee this week from Tucson. MT. Cheyney is an old timer of Tomb stone.
 MT. r. c. Denkenger and his sister, from Concord, Cal. are enjoying so- journ in the health giving region of Tucson.
 T. Leighton of Detroit, Mich., de- sires to hear from John Quinn, his uncle, who is supposed to be in Ari- zona.
 Capt. Burgess who is now at Tue son is reported convalescing and his permanent recovery is now confident 1y looked for.
 F. G. Brigham, the government spec ial agent, who has been inspecting the Bisbee town site survey, was at Will COX yesterday.
 William Burns, representing Melc- ger Bros. of Phoenix, is in the north, Deming, N. M.
 Miss Turrey of Chicago, daughter of B. c. Turrey, we'll known wholesale butcher, is visiting Nogales, the guest of Mrs. J. B. Mix.
 Special Land Inspector Hermann, brother of Land Commissioner Binger Hermann, is making an official trip through Arizona.
 MT. George A. Mentz of Gilroy, Cal, is visiting Tucson with a view to health. He IS the guest of General and Mrs. Satterwhite.
 H. G. Howe of Tombstone is in the Bisbee district to do some surveying for the South Bisbee Mining and Townsite company. M. P. Moore, revenue collector and inspector of Arizona and New Mexico, is on an official tour of inspection and is at Bisbee this week.
 Mrs. Agnes R. Aulick of Falmouth, Kentucky arrived Sunday on a visit to her son, Rev. Aulick, pastor of the Baptist church of Tucson.
 MT. W. W. Weed, the stenographer has gone to Santa Fe to report the trial of the train robbers for the rail- road and express companies.
 The Red Mems masquerade ball at the opera house Monday night was an affair second to none of the kind pre- viously gotten up in Prescott.
 Recently the Tucson Building and Loan association sold to Mrs M. B. Thomas parts of lots 10 and II in block 100, in that city. Consideration s26OO.
 Mr. B. M. Jacobs of the Arizona Ma tional Bank of Tucson has offered to advance sufficient money to the school board to run the school the remaining two months
 If satisfactory transportation and other arrangements can be made Company G of Nogales will attend the Washington's birthday celebration al Phoenix in body.
 John Lawler returned to Prescott
  evening. He says Californians talk considerable Klondyke, but he regards this as the mining country of all oth- CTS.
 Thursday morning the university was honored by the presence of about twenty eastern tourists, on their way to California They left highly de lighted with the equipments of the institution.
 T. A. Russell, the Tucson brick maker, has secured the contract fol furnishing the brick to build the new A. O. U. W. hall. The competition fol this building between the brickmak. CTS was unusually close.
 Hon. Thomas Fitch, formerly o Phoenix, delivered a brilliant oratior in Los Angeles on the occasion of tht banquet held by the Young Mems Republican league of that city 1T honor of Abraham Lincoln.
 Judge Monk, late receiver of tn, Tucson land office, will, it is said, o1 the qualification of his successor, To cate permanently in Los Angeles H. will, however, retain his cattle inter ests in Arizona and make freuuen trips to the territory
 Hughev Mulvenon of Prescott i very sick at Castle Creek Hot Spring. William Mulvenon, in answer to telegram. went down to see him Sat urday. He sent a telegram Saturda afternoon stating that Hughey's con dition was more favorable.
 H. H. Wade of the Crouch Cor struction company, Chicago, returne to Prescott Monday evening from trip over the route of the propose Big Bug railroad. He is looking afte railroad building contract and very favorably impressed with tt country.
 MT. D. G. Chambers, who was Tucson from his Agua Caliente rancI reports having discovered a body fire clay that promises to have consit erable value. A load was brougl to Tucson and tested. The result W. satisfactory and further exploratic nf r-i1 ho