Arizona republican., 1898-05-09
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 The county treasurer of Yuma coun- ty has a cash balance Of SS,927.42.
 The citizens of Leh1 nave organized a home guard company.
 Pima is to have a two story prlcK hotel in the near future.
 The fruit crop in the vicinity of Eden is very promising.
 The Cochise county jail contains uwenty-eight prisoners.
 The membership of the Red Men at Stafford now numbers thirty-eight.
 The Nogales Building and Loan as sociation made three leans at its last meeting, aggregating s2,10O.
 James Simpson of Flagstaff reports that the snow at the rim Of the Grand canyon on Monday morning was l412 inches deep.
 New faces are seen on the streets Of Flagstaff every day which is evidlnce that the population of the Skylight City is increasing.
 The daily train service on the Torres & Prietas railroad has been resumed. There are now two trains each way between Torres and Minas Prietas.
 The eastern tourist sometimes has wild and woolsome ideas Of the far west One of them was surprised to see a real family carriage at the depot at Williams.
 The cattle loading pens at the Solo, knoxville depot have been completed. They were built under the supervision of George A. Olney and offer every convenience for handling cattle.
 Joseph Cuff of Central, who owns one of the largest orchards in the Gila valley says there will be gocd peach crop this year; also pient1- Of apples and plums. The larger part Of the apricots were killed by the frosts.
 Lewis G. Davis, deputy clerk of the United States court at Tucson, who left last week for short visit on the coast, has decided to take run east before returning to work. He will therefore probably not be back to Tucson before the first and possibly the middle of June.
 Miss Cccmbs, the court ssenographer of the district court, has had a great deal of hard work to perform in the important cases before the court, be- ing kept constantly at the reporters table since last Friday Miss Coombs is an accomplished shorthand reporter and performs her work to the entire satisfaction uf all.-Bulletin.
 Going to war and running for office are two dangerous propositions to life health and reputation, and if it comes to showdown, as we are getting old, we will choose the lesser of the two evils-we will run for office We have faced the dangers in the past. and we were never punished for dis obeying orders when a soldier, espac- ially if the orders were to retreat. We were finally discharged on account of deafness, as we never could hear the command, "Chargei gstaff Gem
 James Breen, a well known citizen of Nogales, was accidentally shot by a soldier belonging to Lieut.. Shea s squad, on Tuesday last. The bullet passed through his body and left arm Dr. Chenoweth was immediately called and rendered all the aid possible un- der the circumstances. At last ac- counts he was resting fairly easy, bu- fears are entertained that he vii lose his arm. Those who know Mf. Breen will sincerely regret the sad ac- cident.
 All the plans fer train robbery had been perfected by three p-ofes- sionals at the business down in the vicinity at Magdalena the other day A quiet tip of what was in progress was given to Col. Emilio Kosterlitzky of the Mexican gendarmes The colo mel, with his usual tact and ability handled the case with the utmost suc- cess The knights of the road were under arrest before they knew what had happened, and now no one but they and the colonel know what did happen. But these felloys will never rob any trains.-Nogales Taxpayer.