Arizona republican., 1898-03-20
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GWynne DenElS Ol w Alidho Hd gone east.
 base ball team is being organized at Williams.
 Mrs. c. B. Halling of Prescott i quite sick with la grippe.
 L. S. Drum has been appointed [; deputy sheriff of Coconino county.
 There was a slight snowfall at Pres colt Thursday night and Friday morn ing.
 The Nogales customs force will leave for Tucson about the 25th to attend United States court.
 Hon. P R. Brady has moved his family to Tucson from his home near Florence and they will reside here in the future.
 The street railway company of Tue son will begin next week to lay the track out to the university. The grad ing is all done.
 H. L. Blanch and wife of Phoenix, B. H. Chalmers, Cinc1nnati; Miss F. and Miss J. Johnson, Los Angeles, are registered at the Winsor in Prescott.
 An encampment of the National Guard of Arizona will be held at some prominent point in the territory this summer. Why not hold it at Flag staff? inquires the Gem.
 The increasing business of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad company will na- cessitate the putting in of more side tracks at Flagstaff. The yards are en- tirely too small for the volume of business.
 Mrs. Moore and Miss Jessie Me Clennan left Prescott on Thursday for Seattle, and from there they will prob ably go to Klondyke. Mrs. Moore has recently acquired interests in the lat ter country.
 Examinations for the term just clos ed at the university at Tucson were held Thursday and Friday. All the students passed remarkably creditab ble examinations. The next term will be- gin On Monday.
 "Pittock," the ever welcome cores pondent of the Arizona Republican, re- turned to Solomonville last Saturday and left Monday morning for Clifton, where he will find much that is new since his visit there last fall-Solo- knoxville Bulletin.
 The Nogales Abstract company has been organized in Nogales with W. H. Randall as president and Frank M King secretary. The company is get ting out a complete set of abstract books pertaining to the property of Nogales and surrounding country.
 Mir D. W. Wickersham of Bowie re- gently sold to J. T. Elder of Kansas City, Mo-, about 500 head of steers at SIS for yearlings and proportionate prices for twos and threes. Among the parties joining MT. Wickersham in the sale are Hancock and White head, Chris Grauer, James Amalong and Mrs. Chatham.
 On Monday morning of last week the following sensational notice greeted the citizens of Clifton, pasted on the door of the local court room: Gall to Arms, The first company of Arizona rounders will hold a meeting at Kan garoo hall at p. m., this day, for the purpose of examining recruits. By or der of the commander"
 Hon. S. R. De Long. now visiting in Tucson from Dos Cabezas, was the first mayor of Tucson. He was a member of the firm of Fully, Ochoa x Co. and was treasurer in 1868. He went there in 1856 and was one of the five Americans who in 1870 headed a party of Mexicans and Papagoes against the Apache Indians at old Camp Grant.
 The most important criminal case at the spring term of the district court in Solomonville will be the trial of the Mexican constable who killed Frank Elwood, the cowboy, at Metca'f last year. Other cases which will be watched with interest will be the cat tie stealing cases from Eagle creek, a number of indictments having been found by the last grand jury.
 The Yuma Valley Union Land and Water company last week received the pumping plant for which it has recently completed an adequate canal The plant consists of an eighteen inch Jackon pump, a siXty-five horse power engine and an eighty horse power boiler, all of the latest and most ap- proved patterns, direct from the fac tories.
 There is an epidemic of burglary in town, furnishing ground for suspicion
 
 been operating in Prescott for the last two months, has come to Phoe- nix, says the Phoenix Republican. As the burglar talent which operated iT Prescott recently was supposed te have come from Phoenix. it is evident that they have returned home again. Journal-Miner.
 The Eureka Cattle company. who's headquarters are at Eureka Springs in the upper Aravaipa canyon, sold al their cattle last week for S2O all aroun' for everything branded prior to las November The cattle will be gath cred this spring and shipped out of tn country It is understood that Mes SIS Nesbitt and McCorkle, the active man agers, will return to Ohio. MT. Nc Corkle, Jr, will remain on the ranc to look after the remaining property -Solomonville Bulletin.
 A shooting affray occurred at Je rome Thursday night. The partici pants were Francisco Juarado an