Arizona republican., 1898-10-08

s. J. HClsinger is in Tucson from Prescott.
 L. E. Anderson, a cattle buyer from California, arrived in Tucson Wednes day.
 Mrs. Barron M Jacobs has returned to Tucson from a several weeks visit in California.
 Lumber is coming into Jerome thick and fast and new buildings are going up in all directions.
 The Vekol mine in Pima county is shipping twenty cars Of concentrates to the various smelters with profta ble results.
 George L. Bugbee, the returned Rough Rider, is temporarily acting as agent at Arizcla until his new posi- tion is ready.
 The board of regents held their reg ular meeting Wednesday at the univer- sity. Most Of the time was devoted tn auditing accounts.
 MT Charles Sut-er of the United Verde & Pacific railroad has resigned his position and will shortly leave Je- rome for the north.
 Messrs Chris Grauer and Victor Ar.l have bonded their mines in the Chiri- cahuas 10 D. J. Doran for a goodly sum vaguely reported as well up in the thousands.
 Photographs Of Jerome before the fire are bringing big premiums. Dr. Hawkins collection of views was en- tirely destroyed and the negatives con- sumed in the flames.
 The secret societies who lost ali their property in the recent fire at Je- rome are active in taking steps toward again fitting themselves out for the transaction of work.
 The new stack of the United Verde company, 157 feet high and twenty feet in diameter. is now completed and stands like 9 gigantic sentinel over Je- rome and the Verde valley.
 Mrs. Josefa Mesa de Sosa of Wilcox, grandmother of Mrs. Jose Olguin, died Tuesday at the advanced age of 1GD years. A daughter of the deceased, aged 80, resides in Tucson.
 Benson Is to have a new S3,000 school house. An ass? ssInent CT D. 1421a was recently levied on the taxable property Of I1he district and the money is said to have been paid in. This speaks well for Benson.
 Mir. Vanderhoof, teacher of the pub lie school at Russellville, is reported to be suffering from 9 violent attack of typhoid fever. Dr. Nicholson Of Will COX was in close attendance on the pa- tient Saturday, Sunday and part of Monday
 Al Kuntz, who did good service as a packer around Santiago de Cuba, was in Wilcox few days last week, CT route to Fort Grant Like the rest of the boys Mir. kuntz had tussle with malarial fever from which he is just recovering.
 A bet of s1,G0O to, sa5O was recently offered on Colonel Wilson's election F. N. Murphy, on hearing of it in the east, wired Tuesday authorizing that it be taken for him and to take in any other soft snap Of the kind lying around ose.-Journal-Miner
 Hon. H. B. 1enney, cashier of the Tucson Consolidated National bank, has returned from a two months sea son of recreation on the coast While absent MT. Penney attended the an nual meeting Of the National Bankers association held in San Francisco. He was made vice president Of Arizona
 Miss Allen, celebrated as a teacher oi voice culture and musical composer has returned from Q visit to Washing ton city and New York. She has ar ranged for the publication of her musi- cal productions. An effort is being made to have Miss Allen remain 1T Tucson and open 9 conservatory O. music.-Star.
 Hon. A. P. Snowman, superintendent cf public instruction, and ex-offcio re gent of the university, is in the city 1T attendance On the regular meeting oi the board Superintendent Snowman is one of the most conscientious, hart working officials in the administration and Governor Murphy showed his in terest in tfe welfare Of public educa- tion by retaining Superintendent Shew. man as superintendent Of public in- struction on account Of his superior fitness and intense interest in the cause of education--Star.
 With the exception of a slight short age of water in certain localities, range conditions in southern Arizona are un usually favoraDIe, says the Range News. The late rains caused a goot growth Of grass in parts of the range where the feed had hitherto been shor and there has been just enough dr; weather to allow the grass to curs properly bfore the advent Of frost. Th' fail months ars the most favorable fo1 the putting CD cl solid flesh and tht prospect is good fer large number c f1t COWS aad steers which will be avail able fer the California market.
 One of the mos. pleasant events tha has occurred for long time in the so cial affairs of Williams was the recep tion rendered Rough Rider E. J. Sell