Arizona republican., 1898-02-26
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Z.T. Parker and T. Champagne have left Bisbee for the Huachucas on min ing business.
 Mrs. Joseph McPherson of Tomb stone is visiting her sister. Mrs. !. w.. Wallace of Bisbee.
 William Mulvenon ard wife and Miss Nellie Wellington have gone to Castle Creek Hot Springs from Pres colt.
 D. Ross, an old time Arizonan. was visitor to this city yesterday on busl- ness. leaving last night for his home in the Chiricahuas.-Bis Orb.
 M. J. Hickey of Prescott, admins trator of the estate of George Monroe, has filed a petition asking for an or der to sell the mining property be- longing to the estate.
 William Partridge, owner of valu- able mining properties in Weaver dis trict, and one of the first settlers in Arizona, has returned to Stanton after several days stay in Prescott.
 B. J. O'Reily will leave New York city today for this place, having entire ly recovered in health. On his ar rival he will again resume his duties as cashier at the Copper Queen store Bisbee Orb.
 A story comes from Congress that Mrs. Minor was robbed of $1,700 the other night As she was on her way home a pillow slip saturated with chioroform was thrown over her head and the money taken from her.
 The dead body of an Indian boy is said to have been found in the hills west of Tucson by some girls on Sun day last. Those reporting having seen it say the child must have been about 4 or years old. The body was much decomposed.
 Joseph Askew and partner have sold their saloon in Chapparal gulch to Meade and McMahon. Dan Connors is preparing to start new saloon, which will give the Chapparal neigh bOrhood six saloons. Who says Arl- zona isn't on the up grade?
 The building of the Big Bug railroad now an assured fact, will make Pres colt one of the liveliest towns in Ari- zona this summer. Among the men who represent the city's business 1n- terests there is a feeling prevalent that the town will enjoy a healthy growth during the next six months.-Journal- Miner.
 John Speck, who it will be remem- bered left Prescott few weeks ago for the Klondyke, writes to people in that city that he has concluded to abandon his first intention, and will locate in Washington for the present. He says in letters that he has met many people who have recently come out and so discouraging are the re- ports that hundreds have turned back.
 The victims of the Johnson house fire are getting along nicely, says the Journal Miner. Dr. D. P. Kayner, who was so badly burned, is improving. S. H. Garrett who hurt his spine in his leap for life. will soon be out of the hospital, and Charles Perkins's jump from the second story will leave him little the worse for that. Harry Camp bell, whose wrist was so badly cut, is getting along as we'll as could be ex- pected.
 Robert E. Morrison, the newly ap- pointed United States district attor- ney, arrived home from Washington yesterday and was kept busy most of the day receiving the congratulations of friends. MT. Morrison says the people of the east generally express confidence in the ability of the admin istration to handle wisely and well the investigation of the Maine battle ship disaster Conservative and think ing people are disposed to withhold Judgment until the court of inquiry has submitted it's report Journal Miner.
 Invitations are out announcing the coming marriage of Miss Hilda Ellen Jacobs, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Bar ron NJ Jacobs, to Lieutenant c. B. Drake, United States army. Miss Ja- cobs was born and raised in this city, but was educated in the best schools of California. She is one of the pret- tiest and sweetest young ladies in the country, is highly gifted and accom- plished and much interest is awakened in her approaching nuptials, to which she will take the best and kindliest wishes of all who know her. Lieuten- ant Drake is stationed at San Antonio, Texas, and is said to be an excellent gentleman and very capable young officer. The wedding is announced to take place on the evening of March 17th at the family residence on Ala meda street.-Tucson Citizen.