Arizona republican., 1898-09-15

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 W. H. Constable of Ei Paso has been in Tucson.
 r. c. Earle has arrived in Tucson from Fl Paso.
 Robert Zarate was in Tucson Tues day from Fl Paso.
 l.. Apodaca is ill Tucson from the re- public of Mexico.
 Henry Abeles of Denver arrived ill Tucson Tuesday.
 D. c. Thorne is in Prescott from his Santa Maria mines.
 A. L. Grow of Tombstone was in Tucson the other day.
 J. B. Vanlandingham of Yuma was 8 visitor in Tucson Tuesday.
 Mr and Mrs. J. P. Wakeley of Nash vile. Tenn, are in Tucson.
 Will Rue, popular railway conduc- ter of Nogales, is in Tucson.
 Dr. Clark and wife have returned to Bisbee from their California trip.
 Born, in Florence, September 10, to MT. and Mrs. Henry Brady. a. girl
 Charles Holmes, who has been visit ing in Tucson, has returned to his home at Rcsemont
 Merchant Joseph Dougherty has returned to Prescott from trip back east.
 The surveyor generals office at Tue son is rushed with business, every de- partment being full.
 TPost has left Bisbee for South Pass where he will accept position with the Copper King people.
 J. A. Crowley, buyer for the Chiri cahua Cattle company, was among the visitors in Globe last week.
 James Brannon of the Copper Queen store of Bisbee has gone to the City of Mexico on vacation trip.
 Porter W. Fleming of Globe has been nominated for district altorlies on the democratic ticket of Gila county.
 The Prescott ball players are profuse in their praises Of the hospitable man Ter in which they were entertained at Congress.
 Mrs. Hugh Colon has left Bisbee for St. Louis, where she went on visit to her parents. She will be gone for sev- eral months.
 The Mexican citizens of Florence have 8 grand programme laid out for the 16th of September and everything denotes a gala day.
 Mrs Will Hughes has returned to Bisbee from Fl Paso, where she has been for a number of weeks on visit to her sister, Mrs. Louis Vidal.
 MT. James Reinold of Bisbee has gone to Santa Cruz, Cal, to see his wife, who has been there for several weeks On account of her health.
 County Treasurer Burke was at his post of duty yesterday, having very much the appearance Of man who had been through a f1re.-CouTier.
 Nearly five miles of the A. &. s. E. track between Benson and Fairbank has been relaid during the past week. The work is progressing rapidly un- der the charge of roadmaster Shibley.
 The Prospector says the present term of court at Tombstone convenes at a time when it will be quite inconven- tent for cattlemen on account of this heing their busy time with round-ups.
 Bert McMurray, a bright lad 15 years old, son Of E. F. McMurray, was killed in the recent wind storm at Casa Grande. The wind overturned the wagon he was driving, the horses ran off, and when found he lay under the wagon crushed and lifeless.
 w ". Brookncr, general manager of the Old Dominion Commercial con- pany, and A. P. Flood, formerly in the employ of the company, arrived in Globe last week from Los Angeles. MT. Flood has returned to Globe on ac- count of his health, which has not been good in Los Angeles
 Latest reports from Jerome are that Edith Page, a saloon singer, is miss ing; also that the body of a man with his arms and legs burned eff was found in Olsen's lumber yard. It is further stated that agents of insurance con- panies cancelled most of the insurance on Jerome property several weeks ago. Courier.
 The Dragons were visited the other day with heavy rain, in fact it bor- iered on cloudburst. At Lockling's s ranch it came down the creek noun tain high. At the Copper King camp it cleaned out their new dam. also fill ed up the new wells and ran a flood down the creek. To them it is a bless ing as now they will have plenty of water for all purposes.
 The visit of Mark Smith was cut shCrt by the receipt of telegram, a few hours after his arrival last Friday, announcing the serious illness of his wife in Los Angeles. MT. Smith left early Saturday morning and was &C., co1npanied by his political rival. Col onel J. r. Wilson, who refused to re- main, as to do so might appear a though he was taking an unfair advan taCo of Mark Globe Belt.
 J. R. Barnette received two fine An