Arizona republican., 1898-12-26


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 Henry McGraW is in Prescott from his Thompson valley ranch
 Charles Fl. Meyers has filed his bono in TUcson as notary public.
 Quail are reported to be dying in th; Verde valley on account of the storm.
 Andrew Tyner, an old resident o1 Yuma, was found dead in bed recently
 A J. Collins, of Shultz, and A. E Brown, loe Phoenix, are at the Stewart in Tucson
 The United Verde Copper company have replaced the cottages recently burned.
 Ed Heaton, a native Tucsonite, ab- sent fer several years, is welcomed back in Tucson.
 George Pierson is in Tucson from Florence with lCaI Of ducks and tuT- keys for Christmas.
 The mercury took another tumble last night, going down to 1 degrees above zerc.-Journal-Miner.
 Several of the university students living beyond the city have gone home to spend the holidays.-Citizen
 Concepc 11n Fuertes and wife have deeded the west hall 0: a lot in block 6 in Tucson to B. AvesinO for S400.
 The stern predicted by the weather bureau materiaMzed yesterday in the shape of a dry north wind and cold wave.-JouTnal-MiE
 The Los Angeles Mining Review tells of the recent discovery Of wolframite in Arizona. but fails to state the location in which it was found.
 The Mojave County Miner says that J. R. Bouner, of Kingman, was taken sick with smallpox soon after his re- turn from a visit to Phoenix.
 William Wilkerson has returned to Prescott after a visit of several months in San Francisco, where he took treat mant for his eyes, undergoing two sur gical operations.
 Alex Rossi, Joe Bonelli and Dave Hughes returned Thursday afternoon from a hunting trip to the Casa Grande canal. They succeeded in bagging sixty ducks and other small game.-Star-
 Col L. s. Bean capitalist, of New York, and representative of the London and New York Exploration Co.,, is ex- pected to arrive from the east Sunday to look after mining investments in southern Arizona.-Citizen-
 M- Hubbeli, president of the Vekol mine, south If Casa Grande, now in the
  prise good, and he expects to increase his prcsnt large force. Of men during the next season.-Citizen
 Mir Fred RohnstaG't, through his at to-ney. A. Orfila, has brought suit in the district court against Anna W. Reicker for the specific performance of contract for the sale of 9 block Of land in Reickers addition.-Star.
 Ore Of the Chinamen brought up from NOgales the other day, having been born in the United States, was allowed to remain. The ether was born in China and, having no certifi- cate, was ordered depOzted--Star-
 Mike Norton was before Judge Meyer yesterday on charge Of being drunk and istu1IOing the peace. He was sent up for seven days. A Mexican named Seryantee was given twenty days for carrying a concealed weapon.-Star.
 Register Moore and Receiver Bauman of the land office left this morning for GcrCr: mo, whither they went to sell the lands embraced. in the Fort Good win reservation. The land, comprising about 3500 acrss, will be sold tomorrow. The officials do not expect to get back until Mcnday.-C:tizen
 No definite understanding has been arrived at yet between the Tucson Water company and the committee ap- pointed to confe- with the water com pany relative to water rates and pres sures They will meet again today, when it is expected the matter will as suI1e definite shape.-Star.
 The Jerome Copper company has a number of men at work under the su- l2erintendency of Ralph Dillon on it's claims near Jerome Mr Dillon has ordered a 75-ho1se power engine and boiler to operate it's hoist, air com pressors, etc., which is expected to be on the ground by the first of the year.
 Charles R. Drake returned to the city this morning with Pearl, Bessie and Willie. Miss Pearl and Bessie have been attending Mills College, Oakland, and Willie the state university at Berk1ey during the last two years. The children have come home to spend the holidays with their parents and friends. Citizen. A fire alarm was turned in Wednes- day evening about 8 o'clock. The fire lads were on hand quickly and soon had the carts in readiness, but the whereabouts of the fire was net known. Later it was found to have been on the roof of the ccfmpany's hospital The fire caught between the ceiling and the roof, hut was discovered before much damage lad been done, and was sub dued by a bucket brigade, the miners from the Holbrook lending aid. The damge was about s150.-Bisbee Orb.
 Thursday morning about 10 o'clock while the. ten-year-old daughter of Mrs. Welch, a sister of Jossph Pemberlee, the electrfeian for the Copper Queen, and two; little boys, the sons of Joseph PringIe, were playing in. their yard in