Arizona republican., 1898-12-22

A. b. Hinton IS making ms pSFiOdl-
 cal visit to Prescott.
 D. c. ThoTne Of Prescott has gone to
 his Santa Maria mining camp.
 William C0nnors has left Pinos AL
 tOs and is working at the TriIby mine
 Born, in Chino valley, December IS,
 1898, to the wife Os T. M. Weston, q son.
 Juan Lopez, aged S5 years. died at
 Camp Verde on the 18th of this month
 Heavy snOws are reported to have broken in roofs of buildings Gt Camp
 Verde
 Justice Hanna has eighteen men at
 work ca his Gopher mine in Yavapai
 cOur-y and is tahin5 out shipping ore.
 Miss Ollie Fisher has returned to Prescott from California to spend the
 holidays, af,cr which she will return to her studies at Irying's institute, San Francisco.
 Information has been received by pri- vate letter in Prescott that Lieutenant Emery, cl- one time quartermast CT Of the Eleventh infantry at Fort WhippIe, died few days ago in Porto Rico.
 The municipal campaign is com mencing to wax warm in Prescott. Only two weeks remain till election The position Of chief Of police and assessor seem to De the most coveted Dlums, there being four candidates for each place.
 TcleSrans Wsre received in Prescott yesterday stating that Deputy United States Marshal Frank AIOrrell had been shot and killed al Williams, in Q per sonal difficulty, by Ed Fardesty. Nor Tell leaves a wife and several children. He has relatives in PTescctt.-C0urier
 MT. J. Herman and Miss BIumberg ( 9p ar i-eT O fl rTr Blumbcrg in Prescott on Christmas day: Miss BlUnber is 9 cousin of A. Blumberg the merchant. Mir. Herman is the popular head salesman Of the BiumbeIg mercantile establishment | ne young lady is also a niece of N. Freidburg of Prescott
 W. T. L3tchfeTd leaves for his home at Ssligman tomorrow morning. He has just been discharged from the county hospital and speaks in he very highest terms Of the treatment received i at the hands Of Dr. Pentland and his { assistants. He says that excellent ac- ! commo od3-ions and good wholesome ! food are provided fer the Patients.- i JOurnaI-Miner
 T. G. BarIow-Massicks is gradually | gaining strength. His escape from what. seemed for awhile the closing ! jaws of death is Q matter of cOngra -u- latiCn, not only to his friends, but to tdis whole section of country, for he has been the means of bringing a great deal of mining investment money into this section, and will be heard from again Cn those Ines.-Courier.
 SuDeIVisCr-eIcc5 J. c. Fhlau left to- day fer Flagstaff where Ee prcslcutes Or has prosecuted enc Adams. fir kil- ling cattle without inspection. T-is A T preacher who attempted " tn .l.s nun erous girl family to cvangeiize Will Hams two years ago. It $ . very SET icus CTsnse to kill ca5tIs without in : specting them, as the fine cannot be less than $50.-Newz.
 Married, at Skull Valley. December IS, 1898 Edgar W. Stephens and Miss Nancy Dickinson. Edgar is the son Of MT. and Mrs. J. Q. Stephens and is -a well known young cattIeman, full of business and push. His bride is 9 Yava2ai-Iaised young lady and comes from one of the pioneer families of this section. The happy couple will shortly leave for Las Animas, Colorado, whereA Mir. Stephens now has extensive cattle nteres. .s.-PTescOtt Courier.
 Albert Heller, who owns a mining claim cn the very ortskirss cf town, las been engaged fer scn2 t'Ino in de- it and is very mulch esc-uy- 'ged from the results lie, h7s two shafts down On ths property forty feet 1ecp each, and anCthe- one seventy i've feet deep In the latter, at a 1epth of twenty feet ha obtainad ore which asssyed over so in gold. At he present depth the ore has ch5nge 0 suIphurets, containing copper and lc has csnss-cuttzd ths l-dge s'X f1et without finding the wall Inc ezsct