Arizona republican., 1898-12-27

R. D. Wells, who has returned to Prescott from New York, reports that there are 30,0G0 casses Of h grippe there
 Ed Love came in from Crowned King last week with band of horses bound for Phoenix. Gus Moore accompanied him to the valley.-Mayer Reflex
 Jess Davis came in from Turkey creek where he was doing assessment work on the Golc0nda mine, owned by himself and Joe Mayer--Mayer RsGex.
 The wife of the superintendent of the Indian school at Phoenix arrived at Holbrook Friday, having in charge one Of the pupils, who was returning home to his people in the MCQui vil- 1ages.-HOlbroOk Argus.
 Frank Georges and Harry Rheder, both old time. engineers on the Santa Fe Pacific, have taken up their resi- dence in Albuquerque. G. w. Parks has also been transferred to Albuquer- que.-Winslow Mail.
 J. w. Akers celebrated q birthday yesterday, just what particular one, numerically. it was, is not given out, but judging from his personal looks it must have been about the thirty-thiTd or thirty-fou-th.- journal-Miner.
 Ed Bettesworth, aged about 8 years, QleQ III the county HO5 pltdI Lu4o IlOA IT. ing about o'clock O. diabetes. The de- ceased was native of Flint, Mich., but came to Prescott 9 short time since from Phoenix. A subscription was taken up today to pay his burial ex- penses.-Journal-Min
 R. E. Wells, assistant general man ager of the s. r. P. 6 P. railroad, re- turned home this morning from his visit east on railroad business. He says that he left President F. M. Mur- phy in New York considerably imprOv- ed in health. MT. Murphy expects to leave soon for Nassau, one of the Ba- hama islands off the coast Of Florida. -Journal-8Iiner-
 Will Fielder, the young man who was so seriously injured by falling from dyke on the Agua Fria. is rapidly re- covering under the skillful treatment of Dr. Looney at Mayer
 All the placer miners in the vicinity of Mayer are taking Fsst and lament ing about the snow and mud; but they have consolation in the fact that there will be more water than usual in Big Bug creek next summer.
 Miss Amelia Tuning, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Tuning of Show Low, and George 4. Conklin, were married at Trinidad Colo, on Tuesday, Decem- Der 20. MT. COnklin is associated with E. J. HuIing in the sheep business in this section. The happy couple went on a wedding tour to Colorado cities, after which they will extend their visit to Mexico..-H0ibrOok Argus.
 A man by the name Of Wilson was [ arrested by Under SheriT Bargeman last week on suspicion of being the person who broke into Breed & Bands i store at WinslOw some time ago. Some of the stolen goods were found in his possession. He was taken to Winsl0W for Q preliminary hearing and bound over to await the action of the grand ! jury, and in default Of bail was com 1 mitted to jaiL-Hol5roCk Argus.
 Consul Macrum from Pretoria sends | to the state department 9 report Of the ! gold output of South Africa, in which :. he says the October report shows the . number Of mills and the total of l stamps is rapidly increasing. l. i5 e1- pected, he says, the output of the . Transva2l next year will exceed that 1 of the cOmbin ed Llines of Colorado, the Dakotas, California. Montana and ! Alaska, although it fell short Of that last year.-Journal-Miner
 w. s. Bean, young man Of sterling { worth and Christian character died Of ] spinal meningitis last Monday alter noon at 1 o'clock He had only lately i arrived from Texas and procured work Of the Saginaw Lumber company. He was attacked by the dreaded disease at 10 o'clock and died at i o'clock. His funeral occurred at the N. E.. church Wednesday afternoon, cOnducted by Rev. Gibbcn. There being no an nouncements and So many not knowing of the funeral, made the attendance much smaller than would have other wise been.-Wiliiams News.