Arizona republican., 1898-06-05

good material from all the towns in
the county. Attorney George Stone
man of Globe has offered twenty men
from Globe for this company.
! Lieut.. J. O'Shea, with his troops. ar
rived in Tucson from the border on
Thursday. They are returning to FIT.
Huachuca, where they are ordered to
! report on the 9Th. They will be de-
tanned a day or two awaiting the arri-
val of their forage train.
The result of the unusual rains of
this spring is being seen. Everything
green is flourishing, and the hay being
cut is of a superior quality. If moth
ing unforeseen occurs, this should be
one of the most prosperous years ever
known in Graham cOunty.-Arizonian
The Silver City Enterprise states
that Nick Roscum, well known in
,, Tombstone, had narrow escape from
serious injury near there. He was
caught in a runaway, and received
several bruises and Commissions that
will keep him in bed for week or SO.
The regular quarterly examination
of teachers for Pima county will be
held in the county superintendent
Office at Tucson on Monday and Tues
day, June and Z. Those wishing Ell
ther county or territorial certificates
can take their examination on the days
named.
Frank Cox, the well-known Phoenix
attorney and orator, has been secured
by the Fourth of July committee to
deliver the Grafton at Bisbee, the COM
mittee have made wise selection, and
the people of that town and vicinity
will have an opportunity to listen to
an excellent Grafton. 12 -
George Dreyspring,7 a gwell-known
young man of Bisbee, and Miss NJ
Gray were Joined in the holy bonds of
matrimony few days since. George
stole a march on the boys, and the
marriage was not known for several
days. The couple have the best wishes
of their many friends in their new
life.
There was filed in the land Office
yesterday by Attorney Thomas A. Bor-
ton of Tucson declaratory statement
for the townsite of Nogales. Mr.. Bor-
ton has every hope that U. S. patent
will be issued for Nogales before the
expiration of 60 days, thereby making
the inhabitants of our border town
able to obtain titles to their homes.
John Hanson has purchased the Car
rillo- Garden at Tucson and begun the
erection of a brewery on the same. The
brewery will be started on a small
scale, but if it receives the proper en-
couragement its output will soon be
largely increased. The garden will
also be overhauled and fixed up for a
| first-class summer resort for the peo-
pie of Tucson. The management for
the present will be in the hands of Mr..
| Schrivner.
| All the towns in Graham are maxi
| ing steady growth in population and
| the erection of new houses, but none
can show so many substantial i'm
provements now under way as the city
of Pima. The large two-story brick
store erected by W. T. Webb is about
| completed, Sheriff Marshall is pushing
his new two story brick hotel and Mr..
H. Weech is about ready to begin work
on his new store building, which will
be the second largest in the valley. Be
sides this numerous new residences
have been erected during the last
year.
Early this morning Thos. Allison,
who is we'll known all over the county,
died at the hospital after lingering
! illness. In the death of Mr.. Allison
another old-timer of Tombstone is re-
moved. He had many friends and was
liked and esteemed by all who knew
him. He held several official positions
in Tombstone, and served as assistant
assessor during several terms. De-
ceased was So years of age, and leaves
sister and son to whom the sympathy
of the community is rendered. The
relatives have been notified. The fu-
neral will not take place until tomor-
row.-Tombstone Prospector.
M. Rhea of Thatcher met with Sc
rious accident last Saturday evening
while chasing a mountain lion. The
icat had been destroying sheep for him,
and he set bear trap which caught
the animal, but it broke the chain and
| got away. In following the trail Mr..
lRhea had to climb very steep place,
where he slipped, and in trying to
save himself let his gun fall, which
was discharged, the ball tearing
through his ankle, breaking the small
bone Just above the joint. He was at
once brought to Stafford and put under
DR.. Lindley's care, who thinks he will
soon recover all right-AriZOnian.