Arizona republican., 1898-01-24
|An Over AriizOna|

The Owl masquerade ball will be held at Nogales next Friday.
 Nogales is the gateway to Sonora and will always be good town.-Vi- dette.
 Barney Meeden managed the dance Friday evening at the Southern hotel, Yuma.
 Judge Mcfarland has retur1ed to Solomonville from attendance at su- preme court.
 W. A. Pitt went to Ell Paso last week to buy material for the Clifton hotel addition.
 J. F. Donavon, an ex-United States marshal, is over in Nogales from Washington camp.
 R. Hughes Long, ex-consul at No gales, Sonora, left for his home in Alabama last week.
 Rev. S. S. Caldwell, a new arrival, will have charge of the new Solomon vile Presbyterian church.
 B. M Legg, organizer for the I'm proved Order of Red Men, Is in No gales to organize a lodge.
 Friday night was the coldest of the season. AS result many water pipes were frozen at Tucson.
 The ..ogales opera house was open ed Friday by the Noga,es Dramatic association, which produced Blue Jeans."
 The Metcalf trains are running short time now, although Dad Ar buckle makes regular trips to Long fellow.
 Mrs. I. E. Solomon of Solomonville, after a visit at Phoenix, will go over to HOlbrook to see her daughter, Mrs. Julius WetZler.
 Messrs Windmiller & Strat,on of Pima had the lowest bid in for fur nishing lumber, doors. and windows at San Carlos.
 John A. Gowan and family left for Guaymas, where they will remain for a month. MT. Gowan will visit No gales weekly.
 William Hospital of the surveyor generals office returned Thursday from Chicago, where he went to spsnd his Christmas vacation.
 There was a snowfall of eight inches in the vicinity of Oracle Thurs day night. Friday there WAS heavy snowfall in the Santa Ritas.
 Mir F. J. Darnell has taken his office of United States consul at No gales, Sonora, and is giving the of flee thorough overhauling.
 Three freight GETS and big loco motive TOT the Randsburg railway company in California passed King man bound west on Saturday.
 No town in the west has a larger or richer mining country surrounding her than has the town of Nogales It is also a rich cattle country.
 J. H. Po1itzer of Nogales has just received notice that he has been put on the veteran list of the National Guard, having served seven years. George Hormeyer will build al ad dition in the spring to the Central hotel at Clifton. MT Jones is mak- ing many friends for the old Central. Lewis G. Davis, brother of Judge George R. Davis, has arrived in Tue son from Piqua, Ohio, and will take the position of deputy clerk of the district court. M. J. Cunningham of Bisbee will leave shortly for visit to his aunt, Miss Nellie Cashman, who is at pres ent in San Francisco on her way to the Klondyke. District Attorney English and wife returned from Phoenix. Miss Maud Walsh, sister of Mrs. English, and we'll known in Tombstone, returned with them to her old home. A. E. Jones, brother of District Attorney Wiley Jones, arrived at Sol omonville He will make his future home somewhere in Arizona, having recently sold his farm in Illinois. Graham Turnbu1 and his brother, D. c. Turnbull, accompanied by w. B. Pomeroy, arrived at NogaleS from Phoenix Tuesday, overland, and went on to the Bonancita placer mines in Sonora.
 ExlCollector of Customs Sam F. Webb returned last week from a. long chase offer Black Jacks gang Of rob bers and says the robbers have lefI the country and the work of the posse is done.
 John Barotti, an Italian miner of Morenci was accidentally killed on the Sth instant in a shaft by having his head crushed by the cage. He feD 4 distance of seventy-five feet, being mangled horribly when found
 It is understood that Thomas Ryan has been appointed postmaster of Tombstone. It is believed his com mission has been issued and is now hunting him. Ryan is at present in Mexico.-Prospecto
 IA. Bail & Co. have made arrange ments to move their wholesale vine and liquor establishment from the present location to the room recently vacated by the French restaurant on Congress street in Tucson
 The Pima council recently appointed by the board of supervisors organized by electing W. T. Webb mayor and appointing S. J. Sims clerk w. T. Follett was made marshal and James H. Lines street supervisor.
 MT. Crowley of the Chiricahua Cat tie company received at Geronimo on the 18th inst. 300 head of fine Sonora cattle, looking as good, if Tot better