Arizona republican., 1898-09-16

I- N OCciT was III ucSOl w from Wilcox.
 Senator Eugene s. Ives of Yuma is in Tucson.
 k. P. Brown of Winslow was in Tue son the other day.
 ". W Kinds was in Tucson from No gales the other day.
 William Gregory was in Tucson from Los Angeles Wednesday.
 Colonel w. C. Bridwell of Wilcox last week visited Tombstone ard Rus sellville.
 An English corporation has bonded the King Of Arizona mine in Yuma county for s2,000,000.
 Mir. George S. Porter, Jr.. recently returned to Wilcox from g. vacation trip in California.
 Mrs. E. H. Stars of Fort Huachuca, in company with her daughter, visited Tucson the other day.
 Burt Dunlap is expected to arrive in Wilcox shortly with a carload of horses from Pima county.
 Messrs. G. II. Wilson and G. w. Bib bers have gene from Wilcox to Dos Cabezas on mining business.
 School opened in Wilcox last Mon day with Miss Mae Speed as principal and Miss Mary Moore as teacher in the primary grade.
 Messrs. James H. Powers and George R. King, both well known in Wilcox, are engaged in mercantile bushes in Pedro, Cal.
 MT. J. Callahan and daughter Of Bowie and P. L. Murphy, section fore man at Luzena, were visitors in Will COX recently
 The improvement Or enlarging of the water supply for the lands west of the Santa Cruz river is being prosecuted with vigor.
 Col Cox, late Of Spenazuma Mining camp, has been in Wilcox for a few days. Machinery for the new smelter at Spenazuma is arriving at Fort Thomas.
 It is thought that the present term Of court at Tombstone will last from three to four weeks, the calendar for both civil and criminal business being large ore.
 Corporal George L. Bugbee of the Rough Riders is reported to be recu- perating in northern Maine. He is eX- rected to return to the southwest ir q few weeks.
 Manager Fillmore and other high officials of the Southern Pacific com pany passed through Wilcox Friday on Q trip of observation over the line. !. N. Lean. the Southern Pacific agent at Willcox, has gone on visit to his old home in Cottonwood, Cal.
 The Southern Pacific pay car was in Wilcox last week.
 Garfield Drake, son of Hon. Charles R. Drake, is a late attache to the Tue son postofice. He will wait upon the general delivery as soon as the work becomes familiar to him.
 4 party of Tombstone gentlemen re- gently enjoyed an outing at Hooker's hot springs and pronounced the water excellent for bathing. They returned to Tombstone on the 9th.
 Mrs. James B. Finley of Tucson has gone to Los Angeles to visit her father. MT. and Mrs. J. M. Pendleton Of Los Angeles and Jack Hill of Mammoth are in Tucson.
 There has been much talk in the city about an excursion to Phoenix. The Citizen learns at the railroad station that there is to be no excursion to that city.-Tucson Citizen.
 The body recently found near the Snake ranch on the San Pedro has been identified as that Of Jose Patacio. He is believed to have been murdered by J. AcruZ, who has since escaped to Mexico.
 ''Bisbee will poll more votes than Wilcox, Benson, Fairbanks and Tomb stone combined We are the people, 7 is the way Justice Williams of Bisbee talked to reporter for the Tucson Git izen the other day.
 William Jerks, superintendent of the Table Mountain Copper company, left Tucson for the coast last Friday morn ing. He stated to a representative of the Range News that the mine had closed down for an indefinite period.
 Prof. J. N. Summers arrived in Tue son the other day from California to take charge Of one Of the departments Of the university. Prof. Summers has had several years experience in teach ing. being at the head of two or three high schools.
 Quite a number of Tucson lawyers are in Tombstone attending court.
 The dedication exercises of the 4. O. |. W. next Saturday in Tucson prom ise to be of a most interesting char acter.
 Lee LaChance. stenographer for the United States experimental station. re- s,gned yesterday to accept an appoint ment in the navy department at Wash ington, and vii leave for Washington tomorrow night.-Star.
 MessTs, Charles Baker and J. S. King Hho served at Santiago as government packers, arrived in Wilcox last Wed nesday from New York. MT Baker has not entirely recovered from the fe yer. Mir. King has since gone to Ben son.
 It is currently reported that tn; quarantine against the admission O. Sonora cattle through the support o Bisbee will be raised about November 15. This, when it occurs, will occas ion increased activity in cattle trad ing in that district.-Range News.
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