Arizona republican., 1898-06-12


to be placed the new steel cages tina
were recently purchased by the boart
of supervisors. The new cages are ex
pected to arrive in a few days, wher
they will at once be placed in position
VIM. Rollins, well known in the val
ley, who has been engaged in the bust.
ness of freighting at Clifton and
Evans Point during the past year, has
moved back to the valley, and will live
at Stafford.
| Z. K. Freeman, prominent farmer
| of the vicinity of Stafford, was in the
county seat one day this week, shaking
hands with friends. Mr.. Freeman is
one of the pioneers of the valley, and
respected citizen.
! Joe Mckinney made a flying trip to
Solomonville Wednesday from his
ranch near Bowie Station. Joe was in
excellent spirits when he returned to
the ranch, having held four aces
against four kings while being enter
tanned by few of his friends while he
was waiting for the train.
E. L. Shaw, with Solomon & Wick
ersham at Bowie Station, has a bad at
tack OF the war fever, and is anxious
to become a soldier in Governor Nc
Cords regiment. Ed received his mil
| itary training at the University of Mis-
souri,, and, together with his clerical
ability, he would be a valuable acqui-
sition to the regiment in any position.
D. M. Green [Dode] of Solomonville
has got the war fever, and has written
to General Otis at San Francisco ask
| ing that he be allowed to accompany
him to the Philippines. Dode served
in the civil war, and the newspaper ac-
counts of preparation for battle re-
kindles the spirit of patriotism in his
breast and makes him anxious to again
appear at the front.
Will Keppler shot Anastacio Moody
at Morenci two weeks ago: The story
which reached Solomonvi1le was that
Keppler was acting as deputy con-
stable, and undertook to disarm Mex
lean who was drunk. The Mexican
struck at Keppler, when he drew his
pistol and struck the Mexican over the
head. 1t is said the gun went OFF acct
dentally and shot Moody, who was
| bystander.
COCHISE COUNTY.
Walter F. Tate of Las Vegas, N. M.
| is in Bisbee.
VIM. Blackburn is back in Bisbee
| from his eastern trip.
E. B. Mason has returned to Bisbee
| from an eastern trip.
There are said to be several cases Of
scarlet fever in Bisbee.
Otto Geisenhofer left Bisbee for a
short trip to Tombstone.
| A. Pesquiera, the well known cattle
man, is a visitor at Bisbee.
David Welsh and Harry Lakewood
| are Tombstone visitors to Bisbee.
Mrs. H. G. Howe left Bisbee Tuesday
evening for brief visit to Tombstone.
| Miss Clara McQuirk is visiting Bis
bee, the guest of Miss Lucy Humphrey.
]. G. Pritchard and family OF Bisbee
are enjoying the sights of New York
| city
P. NJ Hilton, the well known Hua-
chuca rancher, is paying Bisbee short
visit.
Mrs Walter Douglass and sister,
Miss Hannah, left Bisbee Saturday for
Nogales on a visit.
F. E. Braley and his accomplished
Bisbee from Tombstone.
Mrs. V. H Stiles of Bisbee and
daughter have gone to Michigan on a
visit to friends and relatives.
Frank Moreno of Tombstone arrived
in Bisbee this morning to accept a
position in the company store.
A society scandal in Bisbee is bub-
bling I'D and is liable to burst ere long.
Divorce suits will be the result
Miss Reinholt, sister-in-law of Mr..
Joseph Lippert, left Bisbee Tuesday
for visit to California, where she will
lspend the summer at the seaside.
The small boy OF Bisbee these days
is enjoying himself by wearing out the
knees of his pants playing marbles.
The lumber for the new postoft1ce
building at Bisbee has arrived and the
carpenters will soon be at work on the
building.
Albert Armstrong Of Bisbee was an
outgoing passenger recently for the
east. He goes on a visit to friends and
relatives.
Several more Bisbee witnesses in the
Copper Queen suit at Tucson returned
"Wednesday. The big case was decided
this week.
Ed Hotop of Bisbee has his head
bandaged, the result of az ecadent in
having heavy rock fall on his head
while at work in the mine. The wound
is painful but not dangerous.
A number of 1aborers went to Naco
junction the other day to go to work
on the new road. Joseph Mcpherson
& Co. are pushing their work ana
Everything is moving ahead rapidly.
The Fourth of July celebration al
Bisbee will be a grand affair. Parties
from different sections of the county
state large attendance can be looked
for from outside districts. The pro-
gramme will be the drawing card.
Joseph J. Kennedy, who has had
charge of the Tombstone drug store
has gone to Tucson to interest himself
with the Arcadian pharmacy of that
city. Mr.. Kennedy is a capable young
man and his many friends in Tomb
stone wish him success.