Arizona republican., 1898-04-09
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The COch1Se county Jail IS Auii 'o overfowing.
 Registration of voters in Yavapai county is being made.
 R. D. French, the well known trav- eler, is again at home in Prescott.
 Prescott folks enjoy Salt River val ley strawberries and are luxuriating on the diet.
 Two special stock trains from the Salt River valley passed through Fres- colt Tuesday night.
 Mrs. Scott White, wife of the Co., chise county sheriff, is improving af- ter a term of illness.
 The "1492" company had a big house at Grosetta's opera house in Tucson Wednesday evening. Zamloch next Monday, continuing three nights.
 Pima Tribe No. 10 Improved Order of Red Men at Tucson passed resolu- tions offering their services to the gov ernment in case of war with Spain.
 The clerk of the Yavapai county board of supervisors has been instruct ed to advertise for proposals for build ing sidewalks on the county plaza at Prescott.
 Charles Bayless of Tucson left for Phoenix and the Salt River valley to buy up what beef stock he may be able to find. Good beef cattle are now exceedingly scarce. There are none in this vicinity.-Star.
 Dr. and Mrs J. B. Gerard and youngest daughter of Jefferson Bar racks, St. Louis, are guests of Mrs. Roca in Tucson. Mrs. Gerard is a na- tive of that city and even now declares
 
 than in St. Louis.
 Prof. A. E. Swarcheaz, an entomo1o- gist connected with the agricultural department at Washington, is visiting with Dr. and Mrs. Hubbard at the Gibbon ranch, near Tucson. He ex- poets to remain about two months.
 The Bisbee delegation from Phoenix brought back with them large bou- quets of lovely roses, the product of the Salt River valley. They report having a first class time and say the Phoenicians treated them Tn elegant style.
 Cal Fair, who had his leg broken and crushed a few days ago at Big Bug, died at the Sisters hospital in Prescott Wednesday from the result of the injuries received. Deceased has resided in that county since 1892, and was 4S years old.
 The officers of the Prescott Monday club recently elected are: President, Mrs. F. A. Tritle; vice president Mrs B. B. Gage; secretary, Mrs. W. O. O'Neill; treasurer, Mrs. N. Levy. The literary committee for next year is as follows: Mesdames Brown. S. E. Blake, Fisher, William Brown. S. E. Blake, H. Goldwater and Miss Bessie Blandy A slight wreck occurred at Benson Thursday morning but no fatalities resulted. The baggageman was con- siderably bruised up but not seriously. The accident was caused by the s. P. flyer running into the Nogales train as the latter was pulling out of the yards. Both engines were badly dam aged. while the windows in most all of the coaches were shattered to pieces from the force of the collision. Treasurer Hoff of Pima county has finished his report to the board of su- pervisors and to the territorial treas urer. It shows that since the last ap- portionment on March 19, he has placed S613.41 to the credit of the school fund. He sent to the territorial treasurer on account of taxes for the last quarter s2,36S.39, and paid to the city treasurer on account of collec- tions of delinquent taxes for 1897, s1,- 05S.21.
 Recent arrivals of Arizonians at Tucson: Y. S. Taylor, c. Stewart, No gales; B. M. Keeley, Phoenix; T. F Collins, Wilcox; N. Y. Hyland, Bisbee; A. J. Anderson, Yuma; Y. Bustemente Altar; Joseph Baird, Mammoth Al Prescott: F. c. Cousins. H. M. Coe Ben Clay, Phoenix; J. J. Brooks, Glad iator; Van H. Brooks, Chaparral, s T. Constable, Arizona; G. Walker Senator; John Schulz, Jerome; Alths Davis, Chino valley.
 The board of supervisors of Pima county have contracted with PhiliI Contzen for a new block book for tht city of Tucson and the various addi- tions. Heretofore the surveyor has not been able to sub-divide owing tc the fact that the scale was not cor rect. The new book, which is to cost