Arizona republican., 1898-09-26

F. E. Brooks. the Colorado Springs attorney, is in Prescott.
 A daughter was born Thursday to MT. and Mrs. w. H. Rule of Tucson.
 Judge Purcell is in Tucson from the mining district in which he IS lnter- ested
 The insurance adjusters are busy fixing the losses by the fire Sunday at Tucson.
 Mrs. William Schofeld has returned to Bisbee from Los Angeles on Vlslt to her son.
 Captain J. D. Milton is expected back in Nogales from Florida on the first Of October.
 There is a lumber famine in Stafford. It is almost impossible to supply the demand.
 Some of the prettiest country in the territory is around Crittenden and Rol- lin, says the Vidette.
 Harry Davis Of Bisbee is in charge of the extra on the A. & S. B. during the absence of McAllister in Tombstone.
 United States Deputy Marshal J. L.. Hunter has just summoned the grand and trial jurors to meet at Tucson Oc- tcber 10.
 Joe P Polin of the Amarillas con- pany at La Colorado is in 'SIogales to remain for a few days for a change of climate.
 Tom Dixon has resumed his position with the A. & s. B. after being sick in the hospital for several weeks with a broken ankle.
 F. C. Fenner and w. H. Winters with a crew of men went from Bisbee to Don Luis to commence the work of putting up the new telegraph line.
 Colonel A. O. Brodie secured the nomination for. delegate to congress at the republican convention. That set ties it. Arizona is a state.-ArizOnian Tom Wiggins, one of the Bisbee Rough Riders, is on his way home and is expected there in a day or two. He has about recovered from the effects of his wounds.
 Mrs. P. Merrill of Stafford was se- verely burned last week by her clothes catching fire from the stove. A. last accounts she was resting easy and will undoubtedly recover.
 Arthur A. Parkhurst, the well known insurance man is in Bisbee. MT. Park hurst, in company with Rev. Adams,
  visit to the City of Mexico.
 Captain E. A. Cutter was passenger on Wednesday mornings train on his way to San Carlos. The captain was all smiles over the nomination of Col onel Brodie, and predicts an easy vic tory for that brave warrior.-Arizon- ian.
 Mark Smith has not left the territory, bo T11nc far iDti to IJo has gone on a short trip to Los Angeles to see his wife, who lies seriously ill at that place. He will return and To- cate in Tucson, where he will keep Billy Barnes and '-Pinhead" Hughes guessing what he is going to do.-Bis- bee Orb.
 We hear it reported that Lieutenant Rice has gone to Washington and that he intends while there to look into the coal strip question in the interest of the Indians, who are as anxious as are the whites that this land be thrown open, as they will then have an cppor- tunity to work and thus better their condition.-Arizonian
 Steve Miller has returned from his eastern visit. While in New York he saw quite a number of the Rough Rid CTS, among whom was Dave Hughes. Dave is looking fine but has little bald streak from his forehead to the back of his head. This was made by a Mauser bullet and it was a close shave for Dave that it was not an inch or so lower.-Bisbee Orb.
 The nomination of J. F. Wilson for delegate to congress in Prescott today fell like a wet blanket on the democrats of Kingman. E. E. Ellinwood was the favorite Of all and had he received the nomination not ten votes would have been cast against him in the town at the November election. Wilson cannot expect to poll one-half the vote in Mo have county that Ellinwood would have received.-Mohave Miner
 The public schools of Nogalcs dis trict opened Monday with an increased attendance and an increased corps of teachers. The teachers now employed are: Prof. o. L. Lewis, principal; Miss Nellie Walker, first assistant; Miss Stewart, second assis ant; Miss Duffy teacher of the prim fy department, with Miss Nellie Rigs as her assiS- tant- The teachers a all persons of experience and the SC tools are in first class hands,
 The Fl Paso distr ct conference of northwest Mexico mission conference of the M. D. church South will be held in Nogales September 29 to October 2 in the Mexican Methodist church Most of the services will be held in Spanish except two sermons by Missionary Sec ret;uy Rev. Walter R. Lambulte. One wi be held Tuesday night the 27th ana the other Friday night the 30th Rev. Lambulte vii fill the pulpit at the American Methodist church.
 Miss May Crepin and her frigends Misses Delfna and Agnes Martin daughters Of Druggist George Martin of Tucson, have terminated their visit at Rollin and returned to Tucson. The young ladies were almost invalids and went 10 Rollin for the summer. They