Arizona republican., 1898-07-17


 and Mrs. E. R. Stafford of Stafford started for Apache county last Thurs day. Dr. Green goes on a trip for the benefit of his health and will be gone month or two. When he returns he will occupy the house occupied by Dr. Lindley. MT. Stafford has some engin- eering work which calls him to St. Johns
 We have heretofore found the terri torial press very fair and wish it to correct the statement that the last lot of recruits sent from the valley went from Solomonville. The fact of the case is, they went from Stafford, and the most of them were recruited in Stafford. Through the courtesy of Cap tain Baldwin and Lieutenant Jones they were mustered in at Stafford. Sol omonville gave the boys noble send off, loading them up with all the good things of life, and is entitled to a proper share of the credit, but the cold facts of the case are, the boys left Stafford, and our people do not like to be ignored.-Arizonian.
 PIMA COUNTY. Constable Joe Manciet of Tucson is in Nogales on legal business.
 Attorney Charles Blenman of Tucson has gone to Los Angeles on court busi- ness.
 A bouncing baby boy has put i'll his appearance at the home of MT and Mrs. H. B. McFadden of Tucson
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Howard of Tucson rejoice over the arrival of a fine young girl at their home. E. Metcalf, representative of the Melon Growers association of Phoe- nix was in Tucson Thursday. Dave Hughes, who is with the army now in possession of Santiago, has been promoted to the position of first sergeant.
 Judge Wood of Tucson granted let ters of administration the other day to Michael Ramon in the estate of William Wilson, deceased, which is valued at S5oo.
 Oscar Ashburn, a prominent stock man of Cochise county, was in Tue 1 son Thursday on his return from the coast.
 l Dr. A. H. Noon, for many years a resident of Gro Blanco, and one of the best known physicians in southern Ari- zona, has removed to Nogales and will hereafter make this city his future home
 | Dr. A. J. Gould of Tucson, who has been confined to his bed during the past week suffering from appendicites is now convalescing. Dr. Fenner, his attending physician, succeeded in get ting him through without resorting to surgical operation.
 | The ladies of Tucson held a mass meeting Thursday for the purpose o1 providing necessities for Captain Gray's company of volunteers at Whip pie barracks Committees were ap- pointed. and soliciting was begun with encouraging success.
 l The Tucson Star complains that: This hot weather is having the effect of producing dull times in court mat ters as we'll as in other lines of busi. ness. In the city court yesterday there was only one case, drunk. Six days on the chain gang was the mercy meted out to him."
 It is said that about 5000 head of the Steinfeld cattle from this county be. longing to the Kern County Land and Cattle company of California, were turned loose at the company ranch or the San Pedro, above St. David, about the first of this month. and that about 4,000 more are to come later. l Mrs. Randolph, wife of Colonel Ran dolph, superintendent of the s. P. com. pany, returned to Tucson Thursday from Lexington. Ky, where she has been visiting her Kentucky home and friends. Mrs. Randolph will receive her usual cordial welcome from hel many friends in Tucson.
 Judge E. R. Monk is still quoted ir the Los Angeles papers as receiver oi the Tucson land office. For the infor. nation of the uniformed we wish te state that Judge Bauman is receiver of the land office. He is a quiet, pains taking gentleman and is making very popular and efficient officer-Tucson Citizen.
 Lieutenant Kirk L. Hart of Tucson has filed an application with the Wash ington authorities asking the privi- lege of raising a company of sharp shooters in the territory Already quite a number from various parts ol Arizona have signified their desire tc enlist, and should the lieutenant be vested with the authority, it goes with out saying that the full number will be forthcoming and with little delay
 YAvAPAI COUNTY. l Bruce Evans, McCabe, and Will liar rell are registered at Brinkmeyer's ho- tel in Prescott.
 The detachment of fifteen regulars under command of Lieutenant Tupes were paid off at Whipple Tuesday
 John Scycaffer. Jerry ONeill ant B. P. Holiday of Crowned King are registered at the Sherman house il Prescott
 The ladies of the Womans Relic. corps took in hand the matter of sup. plying the blanketless volunteers witt blankets and the families of Prescott contributed the needed covering at the solicitation of a committee of Relic corps ladies.
 Quartermaster's Sergeant Niblocl has been in Jerome for the past few ! ic