Arizona republican., 1898-11-17

and Master Arthur expected to leave
 Honolulu on the 30th of lass month by sailing vessel Tretith, and would reach San Francisco early this week. MT. Gowan's health has been greatly inn proved by the voyage.
 Father Ramos, the new parish priest 1 at NCgales, Sonora, is taking steps to establish at that point college or uni versity Of the most advanced descrip- ton. As many Of the prominent citi- zens of Sonora send their sons abroad for education, such an institution founded on broad principles and con ducted alright, would receive all such 1 patronage and prove very successful. Four weeks have gone by since the fire which destroyed the HoxwoTth block and all the sidewalks in that vii cinity, yet the town council has done nothing toward replacing the walks. IL is a great inconvenience to the pub lie, and the council should attend to the matter, as all the property owners are able to build the necessary walks. Flagstaff Sun.
 MT. J. E. Baveridge os Salt Lake was a visitor at Nogales last week During the last three or four years MT. Beveridge has managed the affairs of the Pan-American companys cyanide works a5 Minas Pristas, which has just been closed down on account of having worked out the deposit of tailings MT. Beveridge remains in the service of the same company.
 L. s. Drum of Stoneman Lake was in Flagstaff last week. He was a little eXuberant over the fact that he killed a Cinnamon bear near his ranch tha5 rendered seven pounds Of bear oil | Tom as he is familiarly called, has a yard or two Of hair on his cranium and before election swore he'd never cut it off until Cameron was elected sheriff. He will wear a queue for two years more, says the Sun.
 Traffic on the Santa Fe Pacific in both passenger and freight departments has increased to such an extent as to be in, as the railroad man says, con gested condition Passenger trains are behind time from one to two hours says the Flagstaff Sun, and freight trains are indefinitely late. This con- dition Of things is not expected to con- tinue very long, as the company is shortly expecting ten new locomotives which will reli5ve the present con gested condition"
 Miss Nellie Bartleson has returned to Florence after an absence of a year and a half in Illinois and Missouri 1 Florence people have known her from childhood, and not ore Of them but is pleased to see her smiling face again.
 One day last week An Loy, who has lived in NogaIes several years. absent ed himself from the United States for short time, contrary to the provis- ions of the statutes. When he crossed the line on his return he was arrested and will be deported.
 Thursday Mrs. Rebecca Smith and two children arrived from Jerome and is visiting in Nogales. Mrs. Smith is the widow of Mfr. D. r. Smith, well known at the Prietas and elsewhere in Arizona and Sonora, who died in No gales cE the 18th of September. Mrs. Smith makes grave charges against the ledge of Ancient Order of United WCrkmen in Nogalss, who cared for Mr. Smith in his last and fatal illness, in neglscting to notify her of his criti- cal condition. She states that she knew nothing of it until Conductor John Henry telegrSphed her of MT. Smiths death some twelve days after ward She states that she was then informed that four messages had been sent her, but she asserts that there were no such messages sent. This statement is made at .he request O., D. ity. Mrs. Smith owns the Leland hotel, the principal hotel in Jerome Mr Smith was expecting her and came to NCgales 10 meet her, writing her on August 28 to wire Conductor Henry when she would come. When she was ready to ssart and wired Henry ne re- spOnded with the heart relding infor- mation.-Nogales Oasis.
 In the last campaign we sprained our larynx whoopin' Ter up for the republi can candidates; we cheered loudly and made noise greatly and much; threw our new hat into the air so high it re- fused to come down; VIC were fuI of enthusiasm and other things; every thing was lovely and or candidates were all elected, but woe is we, in the last sad few moments, our democratic enemies sprung a pink-whiskerad, freckled-haired 1ncn with voice like the ripping Of cur Sunday shirt, upon cur unsuspec,ing voters and in the backing of an optic all was shifted as rapidly as the heel Of a Missouri mule, and we were Wallowing in wO5 up to our thorax We were biffed, lambasted, punched and kicked into a helpless heap. If this hiTsuteless, shiny7topped social ornaments father had not been over six f2et tall and silver haired, we should have found him cosy resting place beneath a bunch of malpai rock. Yea, verify, our feelings now are ex- ceedingly gici0us-viciOus enough to slap pig in the face un,n the wrinkles i'll his tail are Imply lCCsened. We are sea-sick cf politics and shall wander no mere from the delights Of private home life out into the bleak blasts Of politi- cal s.orms-Docl Soper in Flagstaff Sun.