Arizona republican., 1898-04-12
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Snow fell in Nogales last week.
 The ice factory at Thatcher has re newed operations.
 tracts at HolbrOok.
 Cochise has been raised from third to second class county.
 Judge Doan will hold court this week at Solomonville.
 J. s. Williams will soon commence making brick at Bisbee.
 G. M. Doris of Phoenix is north in the interest of Doris Bros.
 E. R. Stafford has been appointed surveyor of Graham county.
 George Mauk, agent at Arlzola, has been transferred to Mesa City.
 Mrs. H. C. Gordon of Tombstone has gone to the coast for her health.
 c. M. Shannon and wife have re- turned to Clifton from Silver City.
 The United Verde & Pacific is build ing a new round house at Jerome June tion.
 A. F. Barker will reopen business in Florence, having purchased stock on the coast.
 On May Il the grand lodge of the K. of F. will hold it's annual session in Tucson.
 Cattlemen of Graham county want the G. V. G. & N to build cattle pens at Geronimo.
 Bisbee boasts of having the strong est base ball aggregation in the his tory of the city.
 Frank Fay, who spent the wiAter in Phoenix, has returned to his ranch south of Flagstaff.
 The drug firm of Chenoweth & Mix, Nogales, has been dissolved, Dr. w. F. Chenoweth retiring.
 George Berrott, formerly vice presi- dent of the Bank of Tombstone, is on a visit to that place.
 The Orb says that B. A. Packard is in town and looks as If he had been fed well at Phoenix.
 C. A. Greenlaw of Flagstaff returned from Los Angeles, Cal, where he has been visiting his family.
 Mrs. J. Abraham will open fine new hotel in South Clifton. Building operations have commenced.
 Nephi Packer & Sons have sixty acres in small grain near Duncan and will plant 100 acres of corn
 Judge Wells has about completed some extensive improvements to his elegant residence at Prescott.
 A Prescott contractor is hauling brick from the Verde valley to Jerome for the Jerome Lumber company.
 During last month one hundred and four instruments were filed for record with the recorder of Cochise county.
 H. Millett from the ranch of Colin Cameron reports everything prosperous in that section and cattle looking fine Lem Overlook returned to Bisbee from Phoenix, bringing with him two carloads of fat cattle and one of hogs
 E. B. Moore Of wilcox has placed the lowest bid for supplying Fort Grant with beef The rate is SS.47 per hundred.
 Sheep owners of southern California are shipping in sheep and leasing ranges in Coconino county for grazing purposes.
 A. V. Jones and wife, lately from the east, have located at Solomonville. MT. Jones is a brother of the district attorney.
 Peter Thompson, an old and re- spected citizen of Apache county. died at his home in Springerville, at the age of 72 years.
 H. A. Morgan will furnish Fort Grant fuel for year under a contract 1,800 cords at S3.48 and HOO bushels oi charcoal at 23 cents.
 Albert F. Potter has been appointed to represent Apache county on a com mittee to prepare an exhibit at the coming Omaha exposition.
 Improvements east of Stone avenue on Congress street, Tucson, are the order of the day. This is a greal building year in that city.
 George Blackman, bookkeeper of tht Saginaw Mining company, operating near Tucson, is now assistant super intendent of that company.
 The Santa Fe Pacific railroad com. pany is putting in Y at K1ngman The company is also surveying for z round house and a Harvey eating house.
 Four men charged with murder three for burglary, one for forgery. twt