Arizona republican., 1898-05-16
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 Treasurer Hoff of Pima county yes terday made out Al deeds to the ter ritory for taxes of 1895.
 There never has before been so many new buildings in course of con- struction in Nogales at one time.
 News is received at Tucson of the steady improvement of Hon. H. J. Cleveland, Indian agent at Sacaton, who has been very ill.
 Pay day today. With about s100,000 paid out and circulated about Bisbee every pay day is it any wonder that ours is a lively camp.
 The Gazette reports the quarantine of 5000 infected cattle at Blsbee. Nothing has been heard of it here and doubJiess the report Is erroneous Prospector.
 Col. Black entertained number of visiting knights aC the natatOrIum at Tucson last night. There were num- Der or good swimmers among the party, but Hi Mcdonald took all the leather medals.
 There are evidently a great many tion. bayless & Berkelew of 1ucson their store the past week. Dealers should watch for them.
 Sahord has seemed quite like a Iail- road center this week, SO many cattle trans have been loading. About $o0,- 900 worth of cattle have been shipped, most Of them by the c. c. c. company and Albert Warren of Bonita creek.
 Word comes from Yuma that the Castle Dome property, long since abandoned as unprofitable. now being operated by Mir J. D. 1homson, prom ises to become one of thu lar gest pro- ducers In the territory. A body Of ore has been opened that promiss s wonders.
 A dispatch to Judge Davis of Tue son, announcing the critical illness of MT. Lyman Scovil, father of Mrs. Davis, at Circleville, o. Clerk Hoover forwarded the message, which said that death was momentarily expecu cued. Mrs. Davis mother died but a few months ago.
 Passenger traffic as well as freight is now becoming very heavy on the Santa Fe and the Santa te Pacific, says the Albuquerque Democrat. The train from the south furnished enough hungry travellers to fill every chair in the Harvey eating house and those on the next train had to wait-El Paso Herald.
 MT. George Acton and young son are in Tucson from their home on the San Pedro. MT. Acton speaks encour- agingly of the prospects whereabouts. where pretty much the same condi- tion exists as elsewhere in Arizona Water is plentiful, crops large and prices for grain higher than at any time in the past ten years. Cattle are doing well and the ranges are fairly good.
 A 10-yearold sen of Pedro Labatta, living on ranch near San Jose, met with a frightful accident last Satur- day. His father was cutting hay With a moving machine when the boy fell in front of it and was run over. His left foot was cut off clear from the point of the heel to the hollow of the instep. Dr. Lacy was called and LII OSoOo IlC WOuuU ut UOy IS StL- ting along all right.-Bulletin
 Frank Cox, attorney for the s. P. came in this morning from Phoenix on business connected with the con- pany. MT. Cox was somewhat sur prised to note the remarkable strides in popula.ion and business that Bis bee has shown in the past year and thinks our camp one of the liveliest in the territory. It is understood MT. Cox is here regarding some matters prtaining to the building of the Nacos- sari branch of the A. & s. E-Pros- pector.
 The banquet tendered by the Knights of Pythias of Tucson to the representatives of the grand lodge ot the order, and celebration Thursday night was of a character that reflect ed credit on both hosts and guests There was a hundred present and the spirit of patriotism and genuine love of country and it's every institution and the sentiments expressed showed that the Pythian order is well anchored in love of country and it's institutions The more such fraternal orders the country can have, the better Arizona has cause to be proud of the member ship of the Knights of Pythias, fol