Arizona republican., 1898-06-10

his long and steady application at the
desk.
} Miss Maud Scott of Holbrook is the
proud recipient of a commission as
corporal in the young ladies' military
company at the University of Tucson
of which she is member.
County Treasurer Scott of Holbrook
returned from Snowflake Monday. He
is now, during his spare moments
busily engaged in repairing and en-
ilarging his dwelling house.
Burr Williams and Frank Krentz
left Winslow early Friday morning to
overtake Dick Bauerbach and Frank
Flickinger, who left Thursday morning
for the White Mountains, at Snow
flake
| Winslow has been overrun with the
hobo element for the past few days,
who were rather rowdyish. One or two
Of them met more than their match,
however, and measured their length on
mother earth.
| Undersheriff Bargman of Winslow
has put in the week finishing up the
assessment work. He says he has
counted two hundred and fifty-seven
bicycles in his rounds, but can't find
the owners for any of them
Archie Cameron of Holbrook has
sold his sheep to J. D. Houck. On
Sunday he went on a visit to his old
home in Nova Scotia, where he will re-
main about two months. He has been
absent for forty-five years.
The town of Woodruff was quite ex-
cited over bear that two little Gard
ner boys saw while out hunting horses
They got home much quicker than it
| takes to tell it, and were quite badly
| frightened. Several young huntcA3
went out to kill the beast, but found
nothing but tracks
Sheriff Wattron of Holbrook reports
that from the first day of May to the
itwenty-eighth inclusive he collected
and turned into the county treasury
$1,000, averaging $50 per day, excluding
legal holidays. This beats the record
of any previous officer in the history
of the county.
| Alexander Fullerton of Holbrook
was run over by the train and killed
last Sunday night near the stock yards
Fragments of his body were found
next morning scattered along the rail-
road. Several trains had passed over
him during the night Last Sunday
he was in town and imbibed liquor
rather extensively. About 5 o'clock D.
m. he started Tor the Putnam quarry,
where he was employed. He had in
his possession a bottle of whiskey. The
| theory is that he laid down on the
track to sleep, and was run over by the
numerous night trains. he was liter
ally ground to pieces, but was recog-
nized by his clothing and by a knife
sold to him Sunday at the store of A.
e E. Schuster. He was about forty
years old, well built, muscular man,
about feet inches tall, and weighed
from 165 to $50 pounds. Among his
associates he claimed to be well con-
lnected and have relatives living at
Scranton, Hazleton and Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
PIMA COUNTY.
Hon. A. L. Grow of Tombstone is
paying Tucson visit.
Nogales is making great prepare
tons for a grand Fourth of July cele-
lbration.
Mrs. Charles Bowman of Tucson has
Igone to North Carolina where she will
spend the summer months with her
relatives.
of Tucson failed to give in their as
sessment for the year and have to be
assessed arbitrarily.
Colonel Lowell, the concrete pave
ment contractor, is in Tucson looking
after his pavement business. His men
are doing good work.
Mr.. P. R. Brady is said to be quite
seriously i'll. When shipping lot OF
cattle he became overheated and drank
too freely of ice water.
The county recorders offices at Tue
son are now undergoing repairs. The
walls will be calsomined and a general
renovation will be made.
Judge C. W. Wright OF Tucson has
been employed to defend that city
against the injunction asked for to re-
Istrain the city from issuing the bonds
voted for at the recent city election.
The city physician reports the health
of Tucson good, and City Marsha
lOakes reports the violation OF law an(
ordinances at the minimum. happy
condition of health and municipal af
fairs.
| Inc 1OOt OF congress street, ucSOu
between Main and the valley, is to b.
widened several feet by the addition
from the Carrillo premises. This viii
consummate a much needed improve
ment.
An organization known as tn
Dewey club has been formed at No
,, gales. 1t is composed Of about dozel
well known gentlemen of the Line City
who have taken the Sterling house an
fitted it out in up-to-date club style.
Miss Sarah Herring is winning gol
den opinions from the legal fraternit
: for the mastery manner in which sh
! handled the Copper Queen case. Kee
and shrewd and quick she is said to b
thoroughly competent to handle an
j big case alone.
The Fourth of July celebration
committee of Tucson is making an Ell
= fort to organize drum and fife corp:
0 Drums and flies will be furnished TO