Arizona republican., 1898-11-18
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George Few and Alex NlcKeo Of TucsOn have gone to Sonora
 Hol. I. T. Stc55ard is il P-csctt. locking nona the w--se after the late campaign.
 J. F. Burns Of San. Pedro slipped car lead O. tc:f cattle tc Lc5 Angeles.
 W. L. Vail has completed large shipm nt of cattle frcm Calabesa5 . Calif-rnia.
 Dave Hugn=s ths R-3gh B,d9~, s i'll with a mild attack Of fev-I a. his Tu-- son home.
 ". II. Bs~nst. Q Pr ni-e-t cattl92,-l Cf Critsenden. is registered a5 he OrndCrf in Tu-s
 Born, Nov. 15. to tke wife 1f | 2. HarndC2, supe1in--l -lden- cf the Indian school 9. Tucscn. 2 s~n.
 Dr. \. II. lIatas shipped IS tons Of h;sh grade orc ycJ c-dsy from his n.ne in CanCn dsi Or.
 F. L. Vail cf Rc5amont, one cf the catt.e kings Cf AIizCn2, l a5 aIriyel in Tucscn and is ac the Crn3o fl.
 Henry stcck q ed at Pr:sc-tt ya--5r- day evening. ag=d 4 ysarz. Mr. Sock had resided in Arizona since 1871.
 The c7ze cf Pine county vs. c. F. Schumacher is Cn trial before Judge Davis in thu district ccrrt al Tu--cn.
 D. L. Fcrgstl has 5son sclt-ccel frcm Tuoscl to IS months il the Yuma prison. and Sheriff L5atheTv0-d may leave tonight 10 Gsiiyer his pTiso1ac there.
 Tte Sep .2zuua mining cCmp1ny near c G-ronimo, is new installing 2 big slncI.ing plant \ few days since, II carlcads Of machinery arrived inclui- ed in wLica were three 5c-hOrse power b-il5-s.
 II ssTS. Berry and GS2rg9 Kirgd-n of New Mexico have returned to Tcc- so1 from the Gunsieh a1d Ajo regi-n, wheT3 th-y want two wssIs az to ez- anime scnc pTCspec--. They ar- ia vo1ably impressed with wh3. they SAW.
 Jim Tai Cf B.sb-a has purchas-1 the 4-hc-ss coach Of John M-ntgOn 5ry. which he will put c1 thSr-, q between BjstCc and NaccscTi. Two teams ec3 running as present, leaving Bisb5s cn Tuesdays and FIiSays and arriving O1 Thursdays and Saturdays.
 The funeral Of the late William Mur- phy took place from the Catholic church in Prescott Sunday and was largely attended. After the services of the Catholic church at the grave came the funeral rites CT the A. Q. U. w. Of which organization deceased was 2 member.
 Ha-gy B-b== left his homo o1 Lyr1 creek Octob-r 26tn, and n-e wlicl time ko has no5 been ssen. Fears ace entertained tha- tc has b-en made th1 victim cf fcal play; CT, tha, in Q mo Inznt Of tcmp-rary insanity. he m committed su eide. His fzni+y will b. thankful fer a1y information.
 Ths Sa. B1rnardino. California. Sun Of November 3 chronicles the dea . cn UE2t d2y Of James Stewart, 7-l2csa --3--o Will be recalled as q former resident C. Prescott i1 the days gone by. The deceased resided in this city for many years and was a pioneer whose life in scod fellowship and charitable deeds was wit2c-t: . lIcmi5h.-Tresco Jour 1lal-GIirer.
 John Kinney w-i-1s tie Pick and DItn 1t-m San.ag7 q Cuba. and says that it is 3 gccd place to say away fTcnl. F s-ys tte best wag-s goEg f.: labc~ing men is $1.50 per day, and tho. ha is receiving thcs- wsges wc-k- ing fer General VTo [. Cuba i5 2 good place, he says, for undertaken if they can live. E- eIDects 10 return to Yav2pai scne time th's month.
 Deputy Shzrif T. ?. Fisher cf Sac r2mento, Cal, arrived in Tucson with 9 rcGuiEi.ion fO~ James 2 Burke alias 2. Stanley, who is in jail here cn Q chsTg5 Of bur glarY a. Pantano a few weeks ag0, GCd whC. w-s captured b. Sheriff L-a:1 erWo-d. Deputy Fisher says Burke is a bad man; he has "doa5 tim" in two pTisCrs n C5lif-rri3, end was waiting sent-Ece for g third term Whon he. escsp1d.
 K. B. Casper. who has returned from a trip to the YThetstore mouatai-s. where he wc.l5 to take 2 lock at c. z. Hardy copper property, Tep0l $ that there are fifteen tCet Cf ere in the cross cut in the upper tunnel ard that the hanging wall has not yet b2eG reached. h the lower tunnel, which is ia GG-y twenty fec on 2 strinEar two foot veir of pay ore is in sight between lime and granite walls, well defined. Sam pies OE orc tak-n from the face. top. sides and bottom Of the cr0sscuJ wuen . assaycd by Charlie TaylCr, showed s geld, 101a ounces silver and 1T per cenl copper. There is 2 carload o5 ore or th5 dump ready for ehipmen- and an additional force Of men is being put on to develop what promises to become . first class mine.-NCgales Oasis.
 Machirery for tEe neaA mil oe the Eagle Milling company is expso.ed in Tucson the latter p2-t e this month. Carpenters are new engaged in placing the reef timbers Cf the main building and laying the floors, says the Star. MT. Lee G0ld1chmidt Cf tho company said yesterday the cspaci-y 0f the mill will te 1.G barrels Of flour per day. This means that the mill will require s5v- eEal hundred bushels Of wheat per day a requirement that is Of especial YaluG to Tucson and the farming tccm- muniyy tributary to the city: fer Mr Goldschmid- estimates, to produce the quantity CT wheat to be consumed would command tbe combined work Of more than 503 farm hands The money to be paid fer tAis wheat will be kept