Arizona republican., 1898-04-20
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A class of fifteen were confirmed a Bisbee by Bishop J. M. Kendrlck.
 Assessor Harwood of Cochise. coun ty is assessing in the west Huachucas
 Mrs. E. M. Doe and Mrs. L. H. Tol free of Flagstaff are visiting in Lo: Angeles.
 Died in Prescott, April IT, Mrs. Ee Shumate. Remains were shipped tc Hannibal, Mo.
 new fast freight will be put on the s. P. May l, to run between Los An geles and Chicago.
 w. r. Merrmann, special agent of the interior department, will be in Yavapai county shortly
 C. w. Maier, third vice grand of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen was in Tucson Sunday On fraternal business.
 Clarence Young and Robert Somer- vile, two painters and decorators well known in Arizona have decided to To- cate at Flagstaff.
 Postmaster T. J. Coalter expects to occupy the new pcstoffice at Flagstaff in six weeks. MT. Coalter is making a first class official.
 Dan Francis, county treasurer of Co., conino county, has returned to Flag staff from his sheep camps in the Salt River valley.
 A. D. Walsh Of Tombstone will lo- cate in Risbee and will take charge of the Can Can restaurant, formerly run by Hanniger Bros
 Dr. R. M. Francis and family of Will Hams are now located at Brush, Colo, O ic store and practicing medicine.
 Master Mechanic John Pullar of Winslow has resigned after several years service. Mrs. Pullar is in Los Angeles awaiting MT. Pullar.
 The Republican notes that rain fell at Tucson Thursday evening"" That's the truth, but not the whole truth Fact is it poured down.-Star.
 Prof. M. Mango and Madame Gal lardo will give a concert at Tucson on Saturday evening. They have been residents of Phoenix several months.
 Joseph Etchegaray of Ventura, Cal, has leased from c. E. Boyce of Will Hams a large piece of land in Spring valley, Coconino county, and will pas ture 10000 head of sheep.
 Otto Mergenthaler, who has mining interests near Prescott, left Deming, N. M., last week fer Baltimore with his family. The type setting machine in the Republican office is MT. Mergen- thaler's invention.
 County Assessor Levin left Tucson Tuesday for the west to meet Mrs. and Miss Hauser of San Francisco, who are now on the way to that city. The daughter, Miss Emily Hauser, and MT. Levin are to be married on Thursday.
 At Prescott hotels yesterday: J. R. Walter, Phoenix; G. Seymour, Tucson: Miss Cora Williams, Globe; W. s. Head, w. Stevens, L. Young, George Hance John Woods, Camp Verde; H. B. Campbell, Flagstaff; A. J. Pickerell, J. D. Boyde, J. s. Douglass, Senator; Lee Trear, Kingman.
 Julius Leszynsky against George H. Sisson is the title of a new suit filed in district court at Tucson. The case is suit on two notes for $750 each made to plaintiff by defendant, and one note for S5,OO0 and one for S10,- 900, made by Luie Huller, now de- ceased, on which MT. Sisson was an endorser.
 Mohlenpah & MuGersbach. the butchers, have received another car load of Phoenix fat cattle. Cattle are selling in Phoenix at cents per pound, and when beef is put on the market here it costs the consumer at the rate of 15 cents per pound. A first class steak is now luxury.-Williams News.
 At Bowie station, April Is, E. A. Clark to Miss Annie Laure Mckinney, Judge B. L. Shaw officiating. The bride is a daughter of R. H. Mckinney of Bowie. The groom is one of the best known pioneers of Arizona, bet ter known as Hualipia Clark, the chief of scouts under Gen. Crook who came to Arizona thirty years ago, and dur ing the Apache wars was accepted as one of the most courageous Indian fighters in Arizona