Arizona republican., 1898-06-22
COCHISE COUNTY.

" COCHISE COUNTY. The A & s. E. received new turn table at Bisbee Saturday. Hale Mccormick is in Bisbee on a visit from Tombstone.
 Mrs. Geo. Req of Bisbee has gone to California to spend the summer. Miss Aurelia Sendry has retured to Globe, but expects to visit Bisbee again shortly.
 Chas. Raymond and W. A. Mcbride were outgoing passengers yesterday from Bisbee.
 Miss Edith Hughes returned to Bis bee Saturday morning from her visit to Tombstone.
 Bisbee has raised over 5000 for the Fourth of July celebration, and the programme is about ready.
 Miss Maud Walsh rendered several tai at Bisbee Sunday evening.
 Mrs. H. c. Stillman and son, Jack, went on an excursion to California, and will be absent about month.
 Francisco Hermosillo, the Mexican who was shot in the neck recently, died in the hospital at Bisbee Friday. He suffered considerable, but was be- yond hope of recovery.
 Mrs. A. Somada died of typhoid fever lat Bisbee Deceased leaves husband and infant babe to mourn her loss, and the sympathy of the community is with the bereaved.
 ;ch "a Meade cattle case. District Attorney case will take several days before all witnesses have been heard.
 George Mcfarland, the well known newspaper man, has accepted posi- tion. with the Orb, and his writings are much in evidence. Mac is one Of the brightest writers in the territory. Tombstone Prospector.
 Henry SaltzmaI1, an old Tombstoner. died at the county hospital last week, and was buried Friday. Deceased was 5S years of age, and came to Tombstone in the palmy days and resided here ever since. He was admitted to the hospital about a month ago.
 There is a possibility that the cul- brit who on the 18th of July last year robbed and attempted to murder Mrs. Arthur Wasson and two children at Hereford, is in the tolls. A Mexican suiting the description of the wretch has been arrested at Bisbee, and is be- ing held there awaiting identification. The Prospector readers are familiar with the indignities visited upon the defenseless family, who were attacked o% pich reward was offered for the prOh1gate Mexican, and feeling ran high. Several determined posses of cattlemen ana cowboys were out after him, and had he been caught his career would have been cut short; however, he managed to elude capture until now the report comes that the authorities feel sure they have the man. Mrs. Wasson has been sent for to identify the prisoner, and if he proves to be the criminal the maximum penalty of the law should De meted out to him. The developments of the capture will be anxiously await ed.-Tombstore Prospector-
 CHA COUNTY.
 Attorney Frank Alley, with office In the court house at Globe, is about to secure an office on Cedar street.
 Miss Willie Kellner and Master Ben net Kellner arrived in Globe from last Friday. and will spend the summer there.
 Mrs. Miles W. Gibbons of Globe took her departure few days ago for New York to visit her mother She expects to return in October
 George Goodwin of Globe returned On Monday from a trip to San Diego, where he mixed business with pleasure iii proper proportions.
 Nathan Meeks came up from the river last Friday. He has sold the Gam ranch, recently purchased by him, and, for time at least, will re- side in Globe.
 The Fourth of July committee Of Globe has ordered five hundred dollars worth of fireworks, which will make the finest pyrotechnic display ever wit messed in Globe.
 Miss Claypool and the Misses Coombs gave a pink tea on Friday evening In Globe. The invited guests numbered about thirty, and those who particlpat- ed enjoyed the occasion thoroughly.
 Mrs. J. H. Hamill and daughters and Miss Fanny Fiske of Globe left last for California. They go first to Los Angeles and San Diego, thence to Sweetland, Neveda county, to visit relatives.
 Harrison Jewell returned to Globe last Friday from Phoenix, where he was under the care of a specialist for several months, receiving treatment for serious throat trouble. The treat ment was very successful and MT. Jew els friends hope the result will be permanent cure.