Arizona republican., 1898-02-08
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LOSS aDOuL SOUU.
 Mrs. I. E. Solomon of Solomonville is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Julius Wetzler, at Holbrook.
 T. E. Pollock, vice president of the Arizona Central bank, has returned to Flagstaff from Denver.
 Dr. c. T. Abbott has accepted po- sition as physician at Brodie's min ing camp in Yavapai county.
 $. Montrose, a mining man of Phoenix, AriZ., was a recent arrival at the Baldwin, San Francisco.
 Jake Abraham and Sam Abraham are expected to depart from Clitoon in a few days, going to old Mexico.
 MT. Barry Goldwater of Prescott is in New York 10 purchase the spring and summer line of goods for his store.
 Ben Clark, deputy sheriff Of Graham county, has returned to Clifton from Mississippi, after an absence of two months.
 Edwin Gage, foreman at the United Verde shelter at Jeroms, took advan- tage of the shut down and spent a week viewing Phoenix.
 Srow fell to the depth of eighteen inches at Fort Apache last week. The mercury has been s degrees below zero, the coldest it has been for over eight years.
 Charles Hooker of Jerome recently raised $100 for the benefit of Major Otey and it only took an hour to do it. There's a town that has tha r ght kind of people.
 Mrs. McGowan has returned to Pres cOtt from Los Angeles undsr the name of Yoakum, MT YOakum accompany ing her. The Yoakums will take charge of the Congress houss, owned by Mrs. Yoakum.
 Johnny Coyie, one of the propr:e- tors of the Cabinet saloon at Chap paral, has been arrested on the charge of taking the money belonging to Mrs. Arnold that was depc=i,ed in the Cabinet for safe keeping.
 I. P. Lambing, who came into Tue son from Canada del Gro, says the re- cent SHOW storms have furnished To s of water and it is said that here is. now enough with which to work the placers to good advantage mil next June.
 J. R. Wells's residence on lcwer Agua Fria was destroyed by fire some time ago. The occupants had barely time to escape with their lives when the fire was discovered. The origin of the fire is, a mystery. Loss s, ,000; insured for S1200.
 This does settle it, and if Jerome don't go after the county sea. plum now she is no good wlateVer Says the News: John Burkes requss all those interested in the organization of brass band to meet at the News of flee Tuesday night.
 MT Andrew Kimball was installed Jan. 30 to the ecclesiast: cal position held by Mir. Christopher Lsyton, that of president of St. Joseph Sake, at Thatcher, Gila valley. The ceremony took place at Thatcher. Tha stake IS composed of ten wards including St. David on the San Pedro.
 Chris Presly, wanted at Phoenix, Arizona, to answer the charge of steal ing a trunk and some money, was ar rested by George Herold at Fl Paso. The alleged crime occurred a year ago.
 No more men can be put to work for some time on the s. P. and those who apply at present are simply les ing their time
 The Scotchmen beat the All-Ameri- cans at Clifton in a game of foot ball 3 to 1 and now this is the result of vfstory: Clifton challenges the en- tire territory for a match game of as- sociation foot ball or lawn tennis No one is barred. Address Bulletin cor respondent, Clifton Whats the mat ter with the Phoenix and Prescott sports?
 Ernest Meyers of the wholesale liq- uor firm of Lowenthal & Meyers came in from a tour of western Ari- zona last right and reports having en- joyed a most excellent trade He found the weather cold and the coun- try surrounding Prescott. and evsn further south to Phoenix, covered with snow.-Alhuquerque tiz n. Major, you are wrong. Snow is a rar- ity at Phoenix.
 The following contracts were award ed for Yavapai county supplies, etc. for one year from Feb. 15, 1898, pro- vided good and sufficient bonds are given: E. A. Rogers, all ccunty printing, S1,524; J. c. Martin, great register, $50; Kelly & Stephens, sta, tionery, various prices; s. A. Logan Durldl or cOuHIy utau, SlU, Burke & Hickey, feed of prisoners Prescott per meal 12c; H. Lemon, care of cour house clock, per quarter, $40; DaviG Pentland, care of indigent sick and otherwise dependent, patient, p7r day 57 cents.
 Jerome Hooover's rew residence i. receiving finishing touches. Th's i! one of the prattiest homes in Jerome
 The Bachelor Maids club was organ ized few days ago by the following young ladies and others: Miss Clar; May Russell Miss Emily Finn, Ms Millie Bin, Miss Etta Herring the Misses Underwood, Miss Mans field, Mrs. Lottie Holbrook, Miss An nie Wood, and Miss Hemme. Tn objects of the organization will be fo the social and physical developmen.. o the members, and the mala gentr are to be forever barred from attend