Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
COCHISE COUNTY.

Peter Johnson has returned tn Bis bee from the county seat.
 James Wolf, the well known San Ps- S1ro cattleman. is visitor at Bisbae.
 Mrs. William ShilIiam and sister, Miss Emma Bauer are now in Benson. William Mains returned to Bisbee Wednesday from California after sev- eral weeks absence.
 John Twoomy is expected home in Bisbee the early part of the week from his California trip.
 Ben Williams returnsd to Bisbse Wednesday from a short visit to the Nacossari properties.
 Dave Graham of Bisbee lsft Thurs day morning for Fort Huachuca where he went on official business. Lewis Brown, who left Bisbee with the Bisbee volunteers, has been assign ed to the hospital corps.
 N W. Nelson the converter man left Bisbee on the train Wednesday morn- ing on a short vacation trip.
 T. F. Gaynor and J. w. Greene left Bisbee for the county seat on mining business the other day.
 The new A. & s. E. turntable was lowered into position the other day and will soon be in running order.
 Over three hundred voters have been registered in the Bisbee district so far, d the number will probably reach 4 Q, ar six hundred before registration clo-es-
 Another carload of Salt River val ley melons was received by the Copper fhn of dow Tho melons were Of an excellent variety and found a ready market in Bisbee.
 A saloon and a restaurant are among the new business houses to be es.ab- - lished shortly in .Bisbee. There would appear to be plenty of both in Bisbae at present, but like the loaded street car there is always room for one more.
 George Nelson, the wen known brakeman on the A. & s. E., narrowly escaped death one day last week. He was coupling some freight cars and was caught between them, but outside of being bruised considerably escaped with his life.
 The Masons have commenced the brick work on the new postoffice build ing at Bisbee and it will not be long before that building is completed
 Joe Nelson, the railroad brakeman, who was injured at Fairbank recently, has sufficiently recovered to be around again.
 George Haninger of Bisbea received letter from Sergeant Stephen Pate of the Rough Riders, who it will be re- membered left with the Bisbee volun- teers. He is at present in the hospital at Governors island New York, where he is suffering from a gunshot wound. The ball entered his breast just above the nipple and penetrated into his right lung. He writes that he has about recovered and expected to leave the hospital in a few days.-Bisbee Orb.
 Francisco Morales, enc of the Mexi- cans accused of murdering Sing He, the vegetable Chinaman, the circum- stances of which is yet very fresh in the minds of our readers, was held by Judge Williams on the charge of mur- der and will be sentenced to await the action of the grand jury During the trial one of the prisoners named Her. nandeZ was recognized as the Mexican who held up a partner of Sing He and robbed him of $27. The Mexican will now undergo a. hearing on the charge of robbery and the case is being tried Verify the way of the transgressor 's hard.-Bisbee Orb.
 CHA COUNTY.
 Sheriff D. R. Williamson returned t( Globe from Los Angeles Thursday.
 Mrs. A. J. Howell of Tonto and sor who were visitors at Globe for two ol three days, left for home Thursda! morning.
 Eugene V. Tardy, Indian farmer or the Gila, spent several days in Globe last week. Mrs. Tardy is spending tht summer in the east.
 Henry Armer, an old resident of up per Salt River valley, father of Ton and Bud Armer, was visitor at Glob, last Friday and Saturday.