Arizona republican., 1898-05-05
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The Tucson Citizen mentions it as the aninalOscOpe.
 W. Mckinney, an old resident of the territory, who has been absent some years, has returned to Yavapai county.
 A gold brick valued at $S,000 was received at the Consolidated National bank at Tucson from the Mammoth Sunday.
 The newly elected board of directors of the Prescott Mining Exchange are J. I. Gardner, G. H. Schureman, w. c. Brandon, Nj. B. Hazeltine, and Rob- ert Brow.
 The Hispano-American society Of Tucson showed their loyalty on Sun- day by voting the sum of $50 towards any expenses the town may incur 1n it's defense.
 The Low case, involving the owner ship of a lot of cattle in the Low es- tate, near Nogales, was again post poned in probate court yesterday. It will be heard Saturday.
 Robert Brow of Prescott has mag nifcent Arizona lion which h e will present to the Arizona troops of the Western regiment. The boys will take the lion along as a mascot.
 It is reported that young sportsmen about Prescott are winging doves Game season relating to the shooting of doves is not open till June 1st. Somebody is likely to get into trouble if they don't look out
 The Prospector does not wish to create any undue excitement but we again urge our citizens to take steps for protection against marauders. De- velopments of the past few days make It Imperative to be on guard Delay may prove dangerous.
 Several shots were fired last night. evidently the work of some malicious individuals who thought to scare our residents into the belief that Spanish guerillas had arrived. If the shooter had been caught he would not have thought it so funny.-Prospector.
 On the 23d of this month year ago Capt Tevis took charge of the San Xavier hotel at Tucson. At that time there was not a guest in the house and but nine boarders, today the house IS full of guests from all over the states and at least 150 people are fed daily at it's board.
 
 mine in a cart last Saturday Fred Sattes of the Golden Eagle hotel drove to one side to let a wagon pass. Sat tes' cart was upset and he was thrown out, severing an artery in his head and bruising himself His injuries are painful, but not serious.
 MT. and Mrs. Burt Dunlap left Tue son yesterday morning for their ranch some sixty-fve miles from Wilcox They had expected to spend week or two in that city but MT. Dunlap re- ceived telegram announcing the ar rival of buyer of his cattle, and was obliged to hurry to the ranch.
 John Dowdle the well known Co., chise county catt1eman has returned from his trip to Alaska He went as far as Skaguay and the discouraging news of hundreds dying on the trail and many returning "broke" had a depressing effect and he concluded to return to Cochise county and take his chances of making a fortune here.- Prospector.
 Mark Eziekels is in Tucson from Phoenix. Mrs. Eziekels is in San Francisco and has of late been seri- ously i'll but has entirely recovered. Miss Nettie is in New York and still suffering from her injured arm. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Rafferty are distressed because their husbands have been or dered to the war. Capt. Clark is new at Tampa, and Col. Rafferty at Chick amagua.
 MT. Frank M. Garland, well known and popular Southern Pacific conduc- tor, and Miss Lulu, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lon Holiday, were married at o'clock last night at the home of the brides parents on Fourth avenue, Tucson. The bride is one of Tucson's incest young ladies. The Star joins their many friends in wishing them a happy and prosperous married life.- Tucson Star.
 Reid's opera house skating rink at Tucson was taxed to its full capacity Saturday night last to accommodate the throng of merry makers on the little wheels. The awards were an- nounced at 10 o'clock when masks were taken of and skating continued