Arizona republican., 1898-01-25
|AN Over AriIzona|

Tucson weather has fallen to 21 the Saturday record
 Hon. Charles T. Martin has return. ed to Globe from Tucson.
 Charles Freeman is building a large addition to the Stafford house in Saf- ford
 Winslow has been visited by several little fiurries of snow during the past week.
 Prof. Reed, late of Montana, passed through Mesa last week by stage for Globe.
 G. W. Atkinson, the cattleman of Calabasas, reports everything all right on the range
 s. M. Waterman, Charles Bagsley and John Speck left Prescott Satur- day for Dawson City.
 Next Friday evening the Brother hood of Locomotive Bremen will give a ball at Winslow.
 The roads near Clifton are b5ing put in first class shape by Sam Price and his gang of men.
 Frank Flickinger, who has been en- toying the holidays in the east, re-
 
 Gen. T. F. Wilson of Tucson has taken unto himself a change of air on his fine ranch at Arizola.
 It is reported that Poppy John son, formerly well known in Tucson, struck a. mine near Randsburg, Cal W. E. McAndrew, an expert miller arrived in Stafford last week, and now has charge of Z c. Prina & Co.'S flour mills.
 Winslow has lost it's dancing mas ter and Uncle Jim Wallace of the Mail unkindly suggests that the town will collapse.
 The band concert given in front of the Copper Queen company's 8 ore by the White Hussar band, are very much enjoyed by Bisbee people
 Recorder Pedro MicheIena of Gra- ham county is settling the affairs of John Bartotti, who was killed at Morenci. Deceased had considerable means.
 Jacob J. Trask, who died at Ben son recently, was "A years Of age. He came to Benson in the fall Of 1852 A wife and three grown children sur vive him.
 Mrs. James Watson has returned from Brandon, Wisconsin, to Wins lew. The sad duty of consigning the remains of her late husband to the grave was performed
 Orlando Merrill and the Davis bows have returned to Mesa from ther tr.p into Mexico. They saw some very rough country but as gold proposi- tion they found it rather light
 Suitable resolutions of respect were recently passed by Winslow lodges of which Frank Newton and James Wa son, the engineers killed on the Me Clellan wreck, Ncv. 29, were mem bers
 Judge Benson gave-a~ card p>rs7ty last week at the office of the Casa Grande Valley Canal company in Florence, which was said to have been greatly enjoyed by tho:e who participated.
 w. ID. French, W. B. Fonda, T. T. Hunter, Amos Posey, J. F. Judia James Morris, Frank Dysart, were elected directors of the Enterprise ca nal company at Stafford. T. K. Davis was chosen secretary.
 Clerk Pedro Michelena of Graham county has completed his annual state ment of expenditures made by Gra- ham county during the year 1897. The total amount of claims audited by the board of supervisors for last year was $32, ,443.7S.
 Judge F. M. Doan has returned tenn porarily from attendance on the ses- sion of the supreme court as assoc ate justice. The people of Pinal county have reason to be proud of the record already made by their fellolN citizen, Florence Tribune.
 Mrs. Emma Scoble of 43 Kncwlton street East Bridgeport, Conn.,. wants information as to the whereabouts of her husband. William James Scoble
 The Cochise county hospital at Tombstone narrowly escaped destruc- -iion by fire last Saturday.
 Judge McCollum has received no tice to be ready alt any time to go to Apache county to finish taking tes- timOny in the Indian depreciation claim which W. G. Gibson has against the government in the amount Of $16,300. This clsim is for cattle, horses and sheep stolen from Mr. Gib- son In southern Utah in 1S65-6 by Navajo Indians.
 Lieutenants Cotter, Applewaite and Wright of Fort Huachuca. with two troops, together with three wagons, eighty-four head of horses and pack animals were in Tucson Saturday en route through the country. Sub Agent Berger and the officers pur- chased 23,000 pounds of grain for the trip, in the town. Liertenants Cot ter and Applewaite will complete 8 map of the roads in the Papago coun- try and Lieutenant Wright will visit all Indian villages to take the cen. sus of the tribes. The party will be out a month.
 A joint stock company has beer formed and the Stafford Trailer plan was purchased. More material ha! been ordered and in about a montl instead of the Trailer the Arizona1 will be issued, which is to be strictly republican paper. with th. following directors: E. D. Futile, T O'Bryan, John Blake, A. F. Bonn, and Robert Nash. A number of tn,