Arizona republican., 1898-10-18

that in the near future a new bank is to be opened in Nogales Pascholy 6 Go. are said to be the promoters Of the enterprise, and they are reported to have secured heavy eastern financial backing.
 Word has been received at Globe from Edmond Kenton, who left there with his cattle about month ago fer western New Mexico, that he got the herd through all right with a loss Of cnly nine head. The cattle wsre starv- ing On Salt river and it was necessary to move them.
 Born, in Prescott. October 13, 1898, to Mir. and Mrs. Rudolph Baehr, a daughter. This newcomer into the 9aehr family is a granddaughter Of MT. and Mrs. B. H. Weaver, and a great granddaughter of Of Mir and Mrs. V. A. Stephens, making the fourth genera tion of that family residing in Prescott.
 Wednesday boy named Archie Coo p5r, living in one of the railroad houses near the round house, was severely hurt by the explosion of a cartridge. His deg had found and was playing with the explosive. The bcy took t from him and threw it away It struck 9 stone and exploded, piecss of the shel striking the boys face and laca-- ating it severely.-Nogales Oasis.
 City Clerk Shultz informs us that the city water works bonds will soon be disposed of satisfactorily. The firm Of Hoadley, Turnbull & Go. have an option on the entire issue until Mo- vember l, but MT. Hoadley writes I, al l.1v the 20th instant In the meantime i inquiry from other parties proves that the bends will find ready sale.-Pick and Drill.
 Globe Miners union Nc GO has ar ranged to give ball on Wednesday, evening, October 19 to ths' members of the union and invited guests. The Cc- casion will be the second anniversary Of the organization and admission into the Western Federation Of Miners, of the Globe union, and will be cordially celebrated. The union has very large membership and is in prosp5r- ous condition.
 George W. Taylor, who went with the Rough Riders as messenger to Colonel Brodie, returned to Prescott Thursday, having in charge the swords of Colonel Brodie and Captain Buckey O'Neill, with orders from Colonel Bro- die tci deliver them to Robert Brow. Mir. Taylor witnessed some stirring times during the past five months. This makes two wars in which he has participated. says the Journel-Miner-
 R. L. Barton came in last Tuesday from lower Tonto, bringing specimens from the Buck Horn claim, which arc very rich, some of the rock showing g coarse free gold, says the Silver Belt. The claim lies about 300 feet from Salt river and six miles west of Tonto creek and is owned by Mir. Barton and J. I. Coleman. They have taken out enough ore for a test run. and will work it in MT Coleman's mill on ] Tclto Greek.
 The clerk of the board Of supervisors has been advis5d by the governor that the law admits of the election of but i two supervisors, which information since beth parties have nominated three candidates for that office AS Philip Oates, chairman of the present i board, was appointed to fill the unex- pired term Of B. F. Pascoe, elected two , y will hold over. We understand that August Piepsr, one of the democratic nominees, does not desire election, and he and one of the republican cand.- dates will have an opportunity to with draw-Silver Belt.
 William J. Sparks, who left Globe l April 2S last and entered the service Ct the government as Q packer at Jefer- son barracks, Mo-, returned last Fri day. He accompanied Lieutenant
 Johnson's command that was with 1 General Gomez army in the province
 of Santa Clara, central Cuba, and saw some hard service. Having contracted fever he left Cuta Ssptember 15 fir the United States. He brought home sev- eral interesting meme1toss of tha cam paign, among them a Spanish ma chette which he presented to Georgs W. P. Hunt, and the official transcript of the alcalde Of Arroyo Blanco, an in-
 teresting document, which he gave tc Charles EclZman.-Silver Belt.
 Mrs. Sarah Hcwey, wife of James Hcwey, died at 9 o'clock Friday nom ing Of bilious remittent fever after ar illness Of about two weeks. Her con- ditiCn was rot considered serious unl Thursday, when a change for thF
 worse occurred and another physician
 was summoned to consult with the at tending physician, but despite every
 effort made to stay the progress Of thE
 disease it continued its insidious at
 tack resulting in death as stated. De
 ceased has been resident Of Prescott : for about eight yGars, having com'
 here from England, her native home : with the family Of W. F. Ped,ey. Sh'
 was an excellent woman who will h.
 missed from the community.-JouEna Miner