Arizona republican., 1898-12-23

Leslie Allen is expected to arrive in Bisbee to inspect the Sh5Tman cattle at Naco.
 A warrant was sworn cut in Bisbea for the arrest of Frank Johnson, charg- ed with an assault On John Haninger.
 A. D. Webb, once foreman in the Range cfEce, who served with the Rough Riders in Cuba, is new at h s old home in Jefferson, Ohio.
 Jas. Howell is in B;sbea from the San Bernardinc ranch He reports everything propercus in that section of the country. There is plenty of rain and grass.
 Two Chinamen were brought to Tue son from Nog1les, Tuesday, and lcdgad in the county jail. They are charged with being in the United States with cut certificates.
 Al Neville, an old t-me resident Of Bisbee and who enlisted as one O. the Rough RidCTs has returned to that place and is being royalty received by his many friends.
 " R. DeGrof has returned to his ranch in Pima county He has 100 acres planted in barley and alfalfa and is making extensive improv5 melts Cn his house and cutbuildings
 Mrs. Si Bryant las returned t0 Tombstone from an extended visit 10 her relatives in England. Ms Bryant had very pleasant time and was mu5h benefited in health by the trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Crossey left this morn ing for Los Angeles, where they will remain several months on account of Mrs. Crcssey's h=aIth, which has be-n failing for some time.-Bisbee Orb.
 The jury in the case Of Geo. Atkins
 
 defendant was fined $100 by Judge Will Hams. The fine was no. paid, however, as Atkins attorney filed notice Of ap- peal.
 New machinery is being placed in the Vekcl mine, as the electrical pro- cess did not work satisfactorily. The Vekoi has already produced $17GG0,000 in silver this having been mined by crude methods.
 Secundc Laibas, the Mexican who broke jail at WILCOX Q few weeks ago, while awaiting removal to Tombstone to answer to a charge of burg,ary, was lately recaptured at Ri1con, N. M, and is now in durance vile.
 J. B. Meyers connected with Post master Cheyney and Frank A. Smith in the Ragnor0c. mines, Gro Blanco dis trict. is in Tucson. En route to town he succeeded in tagging ssvelal large jack rabbits and other small game.
 MT. J. P. Cummings recently pur- chased the residence property Cf F. P. Walker on Haskell avanus. MT. Walk CT, we understand, will remove to the Indian Territory to claim an allotment in the distribution of Cherokee lands Range News.
 It has been decided to publish 2 hO oI ..sif ifvr +- be edited and printed by the students i c. P Richmond was eIec.sd manager i and Will Mcbride, editor in chief, and 1 a ccmmittac of three was appointed to l confer with them for the purpose of 1 naming the paper. l
 We regret to learn Of the serious i1- ness cf M. w. Stewart, f0rmsrly of the firm cf Norton & Stewart of this place, but now engaged in the whClc sale gro cery. business in Los Angeles, MT. B. | R. HCcker informs us that at last ac- counts his condition was slightly i'm proved and hope is entertained Of his recovery News-
 The Eagle Milling company has six carloads Of machinery on the road and it is expected to arrive daily, says the Tucson Star. The machinery will be placed in position immediately by the millwrights sent by the Indianapolis firm to install the plant Several cars will arrive la,-er on, but shipping re- cefpss have been received orOnly six up to tho present date. Work will be com menced putting in the machinery about January 1, and it is expected thaE the mill will be in full running c-ndI- tion On CT before March L
 Miss Earle died in this city al o'clock yesterday morning cf consump- tion She was well known hare. h57~ ing spent last winter in this city for the beaefit of her health. Since he- return from her home il New Jersey sho has gradually failsd until daath relieved her suffeTings. The body was emba1med by R. T. Miliar and was shipped this morning to the h-me Of the deceased in Elizabeth, N. J. Miss J. R. Crane who has b-en Wish Miss Earle since her return here will ac- company the remains e2st.-Tu-soa Star.
 J. L. Powell, deputy customs col lectcr has been instructed by the reF- enue officials to se.Zs the EOrss belong ing to NJ PCmpa and proceed to N gales with tle same. Tha horse ln question was one Of eleven Ussd by Mir. Pompa in driving 9 rand CT catt Q from Sonora to this city and WAS a-- tached here for alleged debt. The tin3 allowed by law fer ths keeping of horses used in driving cattle from Mex ice into this country having eXpired th1 animal was seized by the custom A wagcn, harness and saddle befng part the Cuti5 was also taken iposs5ssio of by Collector PoWe Ii. The matter may be adjusted to the s1t-