Arizona republican., 1898-03-19
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Scarlet fever is prevalent at Will COX.
 Winslow is to have an artificial ice plant in operation soon.
 A trance medium has been doing a good business at Bisbee recently.
 J. B. Tomlinson is in Prescott from his mining camp in Crook canyon
 w. w. Ross is victim of the grippe and is confined to his room at Pres colt.
 Prof. G. A. Treadwell has returned to Prescott from a visit to the Buster mine.
 A. B. Kellogg of Pinal county has lost number of cattle recently by all falfa bloat.
 A pistol shot was fired about 2 a. m. Thursday morning at Tombstone. but a diligent search on the part of the Prospector failed to reveal any dead men.
 J. A. Columbia is in Tucson from an extended prospecting trip to Mex ico. Joe intends leaving for Alaska in few days and is now making all arrangements to start
 The first number of "The AriZon- ian" has appeared. It is published at Stafford by The Arizonian Publishing company It is printed in a popular form on calendared paper, and the makeup is neat and attractive.
 MT. J. s. Bassett showed us a piece of Arizona marble from his quarry near Bowie which he had cut and pol ished while he was at Phoenix. It is a beautiful piece of stone of fine color and grain, and he should have no trou- ble in finding some one to assist him in putting it on the market.-Arizon- ian.
 MT. G. W. Pittock, travelling repre- sentative for the Arizona Republican, was in the valley last week in the in terest of his paper. MT. Pittock lays stress on the fact that The Republi- can now come out seven times a week besides the regular weekly edition. He is a well known newspaper writer whose letters are read with much in terest.-The Arizonian.
 There has never been in the history of Tucson a society event looked for ward to with a greater degree of inter est and anticipated pleasure, nor one which has eliminated more brilliantly than the marriage Thursday evening of Miss Hilda Ellen Jacobs, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barron M. Jacobs, to Lieutenant c. B. Drake of the United States army.
 Grant Garter and wife of Walnut Grove are visiting friends in Prescott MT. Carter says the whole Grove coun- try was pink with blossoms of fruit trees until the cold snap of last Sun day and Monday nights, which was accompanied by little snow and which blasted the pretty blossoms and did a great deal of damage to the fruit crp.
 MT. Berkensfeldt of Arivacia was in the city yesterday and brought news of an unfortunate accident which fell to the lot of MT. Robert Paul last Tuesday. MT. Paul had taken his wife out for a drive and had taken his gun along to do little shooting if per- chance he saw any game While cross ing piece of very rocky road the shot gun was accidentally discharged, the entire charge entering MT. Paul's right breast and ranging upward to the right arm pit. The wound was a. very serious one and was for a time thought to be fatal, but the Star learns
 
 danger and doing very nicely under the circumstances Star.
 The Arizona Star relates that Prof Eastman was staked for $10,00O by an English company to raise a party to go to Alaska, locate and develop prop critics. Gusman got the money, raised a party of ten in Tucson, went to Alaska, skipped out with all the money, leaving the balance of the party to get along as best they might
 Tuesday morning the Tucson Stal printed rumor of a fatal shooting scrape at Klondyke, near Wilcox, bu could learn no details beyond the fac that man named William Wall ha( shot and killed another man named Reilly. Later advices show the fraca. occurred Sunday at Moore's saloon Wall quarreled with a gambler over game and began shooting Before h. could be disarmed by Moore he hat shot four men, killing one Of them William Reilly MT. Moore's stag driver The gambler whom he wa trying to kill was wounded in tn knee, while Henry Nichols was shot il the leg, and another person who wa standing outside received a slight fesl wound in the back. Wall also tried t shoot Mart Moore when the latter at tempted to disarm him, but was over powered and placed under guard, pend ing the arrival of an officer from Sol omonville.
 James Allison Peralta-Reavis will b a free man in May. The claimant ( a fictitious grant of 3,000,000 acres, in cluding the best of the territory of Ar zona, is nearing the end of his term the penitentiary at Santa Fe. Whf he will do when he is at liberty cannt be predicted with safety. He Wa twenty years in constructing the mos marvellous land fraud in the records