Arizona republican., 1898-01-29
|An Over ArizOna|

colt from a visit to Bisbee.
 B. A. Packard, the San Pedro valley cattleman is in Los Angeles.
 Chris. Radigovich has about com pleted his new store building on Brew cry gulch in Bisbee.
 Adjoining property has been added to the New Orndorff at Tucson in view of crowded conditions.
 D1. Fred Tuning from Casa Grande is visiting his father, Henry Tuning, at Show Low in Navajo county.
 Indians in the vicinity of the Fuller group of mines south of Prescott keep that camp supplied with game.
 George w. Crowe has been appoint ed a justice at Duquesne camp ID Washington district, Pima county.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Baker of Pres colt left for Mayors station at which place MT. Baker will open barber shop.
 Col and Mrs. w. C. Lald of Benson are in California to be gone a. week or two. The colonel has been quite ill lately.
 Major Milsaps and Ensign Taylor of the Salvation, Army, the former editor of the. War Cry, were in Pres colt Friday.
 Inspector Robinson has overlooked Prescott in making his suggestions on postoffices. Prescott needs postoffice building badly.
 Mrs. J. Bell of Tombstone will soon take charge of the Bisbee lodging house of Mike B1ophy, and lately oc- cupied by Mrs. Lee.
 MT. Michael Hickey of Prescott has been appointed administrator of the estate of George Monroe, who died at Wickenburg Christmas week.
 Mrs. John Denafr and her sister ar rived at Prescott. Mrs. Denlair was in San Francisco when appraised of the accident to her husband on Sunday
 George McFarlin, the Arizona print CT who worked on the first issue of the Orb, is at present running the Yuma Sun in the absence of Editor Winsor
 L. J. Overlook of Bisbee is en route est on two months visit He has been under the weather for several months and thought the trip might do him good
 MT. Temple of Denver is at Msgda- lena receiving 5000 head of cattle from Frank Morgan. They will be taken to MT. Temples large ranches in Colorado.
 Keno is new game in the city Of BisDee. To make it attractive they give nuggets of yellow color, one of $7 value going into the first pool Wednesday, night.
 H. Caraw1ay, the well known cattle man, left Bisbee Tuesday for Tucs9n, where he is to meet Col. Land, Tc whom he is about to sell several hun dred head Of cattle
 Deputy Aiunds has gene to the Crowned King to serve the warrant of arrest on William Bell, father of the Bell baby, left at the Cabinet sa- loon in Prescott last week.
 MT. Charles R. Drake lief, Tucson this morning for California. He was accompanied by his daughters, Pearl ard Bessie. and son Will, all three of whom attend coast schools
 The thermometer rangedl all the way from IA to 20 degrees below zeru this morning. There is no disputing the fact that last night was the cold est of the season.-Journal-M Miner, Tuesday.
 
 superintendents inspected the Yuma division "Wednesday. This division won three out of five gold medals for perfection as a result of last years inspection.
 Tuesday morning was the coldest Of the winter, the thermometer register ing as low as 10 degrees above zero. This is 9 degrees below the frfezing point and as a consequence water pipes all over Bisbele were frozen up.
 Here is novelty sure enough: The masquerade ball to be given in Bis bee on the 22nd of February by the Cemetery committee promises to be a grand affair. Many parties have sent to Los Angeles and other places for costumes.
 Ed Shumate of Prescott has sent to San Francisco for costumes to be worn at the masquerade ball to be given by the Red Men, Feb fifth. Cos tunes are expected in a few days. when first come, first served" will be the rule.
 A. J. Head is tea1ing down his blaming mill to move it to is new To- cation on the corner of Cortez and Willis streets in Prescott. This is necessary in view of the increased values on that street, being close to the postoffice.
 On Wednesday evening the Arizona commandery Knights Templar of Tucson conferred the Red Cross de- gree upon Dr. F. A. Sweet. $. w Clalwson. and Otto Van KauH, all o1 Bisbee. On Thursday evening the de gree of Knight Templar was conferred upon the same gentlemen, after whict a banquet was spread.
 No freight or passengers have beer transported from Tucson to Oracle anf Mammoth by stage for about two weeks on account of the heavy snow wh oh has fallen in the hills. Int stage from that city leaves daily bu there is no stage from the stean pump north to the above places. Th' mail is carried from the seam puml on horseb back.
 MT and Mrs I Ross Clark gave