Arizona republican., 1898-09-12

this morning for Nashville. Tenn. where she will enter Belmont college at its opening fall term. At the close of the school year next summer. she int snds visiting relatives in Louisiana. her stay from Tucson for about one year.
 Dennis A. Burke's condition iron, the burns received at the fire on We'd nesday morning, is more serious than hTst announced, though not considered at all dangerous. His face and one hand were very badly jburned, and he Is confined to his house, says the Jour nal-Miner.
 Miss Lillian Gardner of Woodruff and Mir. w. O.. Hurst of Winslow were married in Flagstaff last Thursday. Miss Gardner is we'll and favorably, known in this section and Mir. Hurst is respected and well-to-do stock raiser and .raneher near winslow.-' Holbrook Argus. --s,'',s
 During the past two months there has been more marriage licenses issued for Nogales. people than for residents of Tucson This. statement will appear somewhat singular when 1t is rer1em- bered that the former named city is only about; oEe-ffth the size of the old pueblo.-Star
 Manager. Bruce of the bureau of in- formation reports progress in the work undertaken. He is now engaged in mailing four thousand printed folders setting fcrth- climatic and other ad- vantages of Tucson. Most of these are going to eastern parties, and it is ex- pected that visible results will follow this judicious plan of advertising in a few weeks.-Star
 Henry Goldwatsr of the mercantile firm of NJ. Goldwater & Bros, has re- turned from guods purchasing trip in the east. While in New York he visited the Rough Riders, obtained and brought back the cavalry sword of the late Captain ONeill. He also tried to obtain the valise: of Captain O'Neill which he located, but failed to get pos session of it.-Courier.
 Donald Grant, who constructed the Great Northern railroad from Minot, North Dakota, to Great Falls, Mon tana, also the Nigheart, passed through this place on No. 1 Monday morning. MT. Grant was on his way to Phoenix, where he will figure on some Santa Fa and Pacific work. but declined to state the nature of the work or where it was to be done.-Winslow Mail.
 It is said that lightning and Chinese policy never strike twice in the same place, but las: night was an exception to the rule. A Chinaman dropped into the Legal Tender and bought a ticket for the o'clock drawing He won S160. He repeated the same numbers for the 9:30 drawing and won $160 more. No wonder people play policy. Over S450 was paid out by the game yesterday.-Tucson Citizen.
 A man with his wife and two chil- dren from San Jose, Cal, on Sheir way to Austria, were on No. 2 Friday. On arriving at Winslow the head of the family went over town to purchase a package Of tobacco, returning just in time to see the train pulling out. His wife and children stopped at Holbrook. She wired him to come on the first train, which he did. They proceeded on their distant journey on Saturdays No. 2.-Argus.
 back east, says the Courier, he visited captain McClintock of the Rough Riders, and found him getting along
 
 surgeons desired to amputate the limb, but the captain refused to allow them to do so, preferring to take the chances of threatened blood poisoning. His recovery is now assured, although he will have slight limp, as the leg which was shattered will be a little shorter than the other.
 A wire from Taylorville, H., ito George P. Harrington, Crowned King. informs him that the quo warranto suit recently brought there by the peo- pie of the state of Illinois, ex rel Noah Noah c. Shekels against Orrin F. Place to determine the latter's right to claim that he is the president of the Crowned King Mining company. has just been decided against MT. Place and so judicially determines that Noah C. Shekels is the president of that cor poration.-Prescctt Courier.
 John Buns is the inventor of bull lion handling hand truck which has a self adjustable hook which will reach over and grapple bars of bullion CT other heavy objects as the truck is placed to receive them and then the hook fops back under the truck after it places the load. Mr.. Burns allowed tie Courier man to take a. democratic look at a small edition of the invention, The hook is all right, but the inventor will find it not quite long enough in the reach to hook on to that little job Of sheriff.-Prescott Courier.
 Judge Purcell is in Tucson from the Canyon del Orc district and brings en- ccuraging news. The new gold find still continues to develop. The veins keep up their strength in size and value There are over fifty claims To- cated, many show good ore, in fact the district for the work done looks very promising. They are bringing in small shipments of high grade ore which will average over s150 per ton in gold There is a large quantity thai will average over s75 per ton. The Canyon del Gro bids fair to be goic bonanza distTict.-Star.
 1 Signal Sergent J. H. Young visited among the boys recently. He was sta toned at Holbrook for several years previous to the breaking out of tho I, In