Arizona republican., 1898-05-25
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T. G. Barlow-Massick' s condition IS still reported favorable.
 Tombstone has several cases Of scarlet fever in her midst
 Tucson is asking: Has the water and sewer proposition fell through?
 The misses Coombs passed through Florence Tuesday on their way to Globe.
 The steam laundry at Williams was destroyed by fire on the morning of May zUth.
 There is concerted movement to make Pennington the commercial street of Tucson.
 MT. and Mrs. James Brash of Flor ence came to Phoenix last week to visit their daughter, Maggie
 T. F. Jones, who has served in the legislature of Texas for sixteen years, IS at Holbrook purchasing cattle.
 For many months the building Of houses in Bisbee has been going on rapidly, and the town has spread out wonderfully.
 Bert Mossman the genial superin- tendent of the Aztec Land and Cattle company, is spending a part of his time at Holbrook.
 A suspected train robber was shot in the arm the other day at Stein's Pass, on the s. F., by Messengers Thacker and Scarborough.
 MT. l.. I. Cowan, a prominent attOr- ney and member of the legislature from Mohave county, has been visit ing at Nogales several days this week
 Five carloads of canned meat for Admiral Dewey passed through Hol- brook Tuesday. They were attached to a fast freight making passenger time.
 A son was born lniS week to the wife of Prof J. N. Olivas, and one of his little girls had two of her fingers nearly cut off while splitting kind ling-Florence Tribune
 Frank Wells, brother of Judge F. W. Wells, who has been visiting in Prescott for about a week. left Thurs day for Los Angeles, where he will outfit for trip to the Klondike
 Charles O'Nen James Tucker and Chas. Williams of Gila county, who were sentenced to six months in the county jail at Florence for selling
 
 day, having served their time.
 Mr. James Breen Jr. of Nogales, who was so seriously injured by gunshot wound about three weeks ago. has so far recovered that he was out on the street last Sunday, and has since been steadily improving
 County Treasurer P R. Brady Jr. of Florence is making some much cd inn fc. hi hull opposite the Tribune office When completed it will be handsome bric-- structure, adding much to the appearance of the street.
 According to the Gem, the city coun- cil of Flagstaff has awarded the con. tract for the putting in of the Flag staff water works to ,ne American As phalt company of Los Angeles, Cali fornia, for $65,000. The pipe will be of asphaltum, and the entire system is to be completed by October 30, 1898.
 Dr. Underwood has returned to Prescott from a trip to Los Angeles He is accompanied by Jesse Grant son of the late U. s. Grant Mr. Grant is said to be in the territory on mining business; in fact, his being ID company with Dr. Underwood would signify that. Mir. Grant resides with his family in San Diego.
 MT. and Mrs. Levi Bashford have met with most cordial reception from their old friends in Prescott. The couple resided there for about thirty years, and are making a visit to their old home after an absence of about three years. Both of them are looking extremely well and Mir Bashford, despite the fact that he is past S5 years old, is as sprightly and hale yet as many a man a quarter of a century younger.
 N. M Cameron of Holbrook received a painful injury Tuesday. As he was roping COW the animal charged on him throwing him headlong from his horse. One of the horns of the in furiated brute penetrated his right leg to the bone, and then running up- ward about two inches, inflicting an ugly wound. Cameron rode into HoI- brook, and Dr. Dryden was tele- graphed for, who arrived on the first train and dressed the wound
 Colonel J. F. Wilson of Prescott, ex- Attorney General of the territory. came over from Mesa thursday ana returned the following day He made a pleasant call at the Tribune office, during which he stated that a num- Der of hls friends were urging him to allow his name to be used for the nomination for delegate to congress ine colonel is an affable gentleman, but did not convince us that he would be any improvement on Mark Smith Florence Tribune
 Judge Duncan and Deputy Moore of Tombstone held an inquest over the remains of Leon Conyers, at Fair banks, Thursday. All evidence intro duced showed that the killing was ac- cidentaL' COnyers was at his home examining his pistol, when it suddenly went off, the bullet taking effect over the heart, causing instant death A few minutes prior he was ta.ning to his wife, and appeared in excellent spirits, and was making ready to go on trip.