Arizona republican., 1898-02-11
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21st instant.
 J. c. Calvin of San Jose, Cal, de- sires to hear of Richard Corbett, for merly of Tucson.
 The Jerome hotel restaurant has been reopened under the proprietor ship of Mrs. Joe s. Smith.
 Mrs. J. M Aitken came up from Phoenix Tuesday to attend the mar riage of her sister at Prescott.
 William M. Griffith, United States marshal for Arizona, has appointed William Potts of Prescott field deputy United States marshal.
 Master Mechanic Adamson of the United Verde Copper company is on a visit to his home in Wyoming. He will meet Mrs. Adamson in Denver.
 Bartlett & Co.,, one of the largest gambling syndicates in the southwest, has secured the gambling privileges in the Annex saloon in the Jerome camp.
 MT. Al Sowle has returned to Bisb2e from Los Angeles bringing with him the one with whom he has decided to face the joys, pleasures and sorrows of this life
 G. c. Gilbert, John Sutton and F. w. Manda, prominent cattlemen of Dodge City, Kan, are in Cochise coun- ty looking for cattle for shipment to that place.
 Charles Ryan, a Southern Pacific passenger brakeman, died Sunday at the hospital of consumption The re- mains were shipped to Cedar Falls, Iowa, from Tucson.
 MT. w. A. Stark recently purchased the J. E. Bailey ranch and cattle in San Simon valley. MT. Stark has one brand of cattle in Sulphur Springs valley which he is willing to sell.
 The passenger made the twenty-six miles from Fairbank to Bisbee in if ty-five minutes Tuesday, in making up for lost time. The usual schedule time is one hour and forty minutes.
 Ed Wagoner from Wagoner City says preacher has located with his family at Walnut Grove the first in the history of that section. He is an M. B. church south divine-Courier.
 MT. S. H. Gould of the Gro Mining company, Mrs. Gould and baby and Superintendent Boyd of the Franco American Mining company arrived in Tucson Tuesday to remain several days.
 The Bankers Alliance, an insurance organization, failed last week with un- paid policies aggregating over $20O,- OOo. This company has done consid- erable business in Tucson and other Arizona towns.
 Fred Brecht, who, in company with Joseph Mayer, recently purchased the Bruce freighting outfit, has sold his half interest to Messrs Edwards and C. H. B. Carter. The business will be conducted as the Mayer Freightins company.
 MT. Emile Sydow, formerly postmas- ter at Tombstone, has embarked in the mercantile business at Middle march; he will also conduct the board ing house at that place. He purchas- ed his first supply of goods from Soto Bros. & Renaud at Wilcox
 The Tombstone stage makes con nection with the Bisbee train at Fair banks, both ways. Parties leaving B1sbee in the evening will arrive in Tombstone at 9:30 p. m. In coming g from Tombstone persons will leave that place at a. m. and arrive at Bisbee at 9:30.
 About S20 in cash and a check for $20 went with R. H. Burmister's pants when the energetic burglar visited the Prescott merchants residence. This particular burglary is the fifth event in that line in Prescott inside of forty days. And yet the bad men are free to roam.
 MT. Wiley B. Morgan of the Hot Springs district, like many other stockmen, has experienced some trou- ble in getting brands eligible to entry, but he is good natured and takes it philosophically, knowing that the board is doing it's best for the stock men Of the entire territory.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Bechtold have departed for Fort Spokane, Washing ton, to which post MT. Bechtold has been transferred. He had for six years filled the position of post quartermas- ter sergeant at Fort Grant. Mrs. Bechtold was formerly well known in Wilcox as Mrs. F. E. Pearce.
 Another artesian well has been struck by MT. Peter Gould of Tomb stone. The well was sunk about 15C feet from the one flowing on Mr. Gould's ranch, and at a depth of BOG feet, or 100 feet less than the other, 8 good flow was encountered. It is MT Gould's intention to sink the well 1O( feet deeper.
 Messrs. w. T. Richards and N. Meek of Cochise county have signed papers transferring to Richards Bros. the ranch and cattle of MT. Meek, who con- templates going to the Salt River val ley. Richards Bros. now own three ranches in the Stockton Pass regior and are making a decided success ot the cattle business
 Deputy Postmaster Tom Campbell captain of the champion foot ball tean of Arizona, is in charge of the Prescott office in the absence of Postmaste Horne. MT. Horne is to be married in Chicago, Feb. 16, to Miss Brannen sister of Dr. Brannen of Flagstaff. Hi friends in Phoenix noticed that MT Horne was in pleasant mood whil in that city on Tuesday.
 Arizonans at Tucson hotels: P. T Wall, Yuma; J.Emerson, Casa Grande T. l.. Rice, Huachuca: w. P. Gibbons