Arizona republican., 1898-11-05

Charles Proctor, caItleman from TesOta, is in Tucson.
 Ed Williams of Wilcox has gone to Globe to join his family.
 Homer E. Bayles, a Denver insur- ance man, is in Tucson.
 Frank A. Smith, a mining man from Detroit, is in Tucson.
 P. L. Smith was in Wilcox from Russallville the other day on business
 Harry Shepard Of Wilcox has gone to California with q shipment of cat tle.
 ". H. IIolcomb, q commercial man frcrn Kansas City, vas in Tucscn Che other Gay.
 Mr. James Speed of Wilcox has gone to Los Angeles to take course ill a business college.
 Thomas A. Heck and Miss Mabet Daily were married Tuesday night in TucsOn by Justice Scott.
 Burt Dunlap and A. M. Hellner left Wilcox Wednesday evening for Den yer with a shipment Of cattle.
 W. A. Fiege was in Wilcox from Dragoon the ether day. He is heavily interested in wolframits claims.
 ". J. Marks passed through Wilcox the other day going to Lordsburg, where he is now day operator.
 IL fs reported that not less than fifty men are at work on Stein & Boericke' $ wclframite mines at Russellville.
 Mr. George Ejz Of Benson was in VTillcox the other day after spending a few days with a local branding outfit.
 A handsome United States flag pre- sented by Captain w. H. McKittrick to 'the Wilcox public schools, has just ar rived.
 Pedro Fimbres, aged 50, died Sunday in Tucson He was n9tive Of Sonora and had been i2 Tucson only a short time
 It is reported that the c. v. G. & N. company are rsmodeling their engines and will hereafter burn coal instead of wood.
 J.E. Bickerton Of Bisbee has gone to his mine situated one hundred miles south of Bisbee in MonteZuma district of Sonora.
 Charles w. Halderman of Russell vile was in Wilcox the ether day in quest of miners to work on F. B. Can da's woiframite claims.
 Mr. R. J. Stark writes from Ness City, F-ansas, tha. he will return to Willccx in 3 short time. Mrs. Stark has gone to Los Angeles on visit.
 Workmen are busy demolishing the house formerly occupied by MT. w. ?. Woods in Tucson, it being on the site on which the Elks' new club house will stand
 Francisco Xinenes was up before Justice Meyer Wednesday in Tucson, charged with sIugging his wife. He was discharged after being severely reprimanded.
 G. H. Snlalley, special reporter for the Phoenix Republican, was in town Thursday and Friday for the purpose of writing up the political meetings. He wields g. facile pen.-WillcOx News.
 MT. c. T. Longstreet of Los Angeles is now Q resident of Tucson. He 1; there to enjoy the climate. MT. Long confederate fame.
 Charles Gray, an eTnploye of the Eu- reka Springs Stock company, is in the hospital at Fort Grant with a broken collar bone A large bull which ne had roped jerked him and his horse over a bluff.
 A. J. Nisbet Of the F. s. s. company did rot remain Icng in Denver. lie
  and arranged to have the company's cattle wintered near the city, says the WillcOX News.
 F w. Hayes was in WillcoX from his Graham Mountain ranch last week. He has some cattle gathered, which were contracted to Mir. Aiken in She spring, but is indifferent as to whether the purchaser comes for them.
 Bill Trainor in talking of his experi- ence with the Rough Riders said that ha offered a comrade who was about to 80 to Cuba all his pay for two years if he would transfer with him, but the Cffer was ejected.-Willcox News.
 MT. A. G. McCorkle of Wilcox, pres ident of the Eureka Springs Stock com pany, was recently in Chicago where he had q settlement with Clay, Robin son &, Go. for beef cattle shipped from their DakCta range the past s5ason.
 Burt Dunlap arrived in IVillcox from Eantano last Tuesday with two cars o1 mixed cattle purchased from Jose An drade. The cattle were billed to Dem ing but unloaGed in Wilcox to await Inc e' irT.c- G [ larger bunch r-... 'fayssll,a.
 a1r ard Mrs 4. A. tfar1..ss.s .sr. ,ol i-l #4Gi=oy ran Eureka saGiuz- IBf.1s-a. ot last week and remained thcs1 s4.i Saturday. ll.55 1s.--ei.- Beck. the young lady who recently died near Newton Falls, O., of yellow fever, contr2ceed in the south, was an int;- nats friend cf Hrs. Mcbride.
 Mir. and Mrs F. R. Hooker have re- turned to Willcox from Kansas City, where they have been for the past few months. MT. Hooker Eoid the last of