Arizona republican., 1898-01-12
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Miles Archibald, guard at the penl- tertiary, is on duty again after an illness of several days.
 A gold medal has been offered by Colonel w. P. Harlow to the best shot in Company G at Nogales.
 MT. John W. Began has been ap- pointed cattle inspector at Nogales, succeeding P. Clark, resigned.
 R. J. Hartman and family of Pres colt and Phoenix have returned to Her mosillo from the City of Mexico.
 The Nogales Dramatic association Is rehearsing the melodrama "Blue Jeans," which will be presented sholt- ly.
 H. J. Allen, financial agent of the United Verde Copper company, re- turned Saturday from his trip to Cali fornia.
 On the evening of January 2S the Owls social club will give masked ball at the Atlantic club room in Mo- gales.
 Yuma county's expenses for 1897 were s12.041.S7, as against $17. .025.95 for 1896. They do things ecolomi- cally in Yuma.
 Nogales has had a building boom, among others the residence of MT. P. J. Zeitmet, which cost nearly four thousand dollars.
 Denis Murphy has sold the business of the Globe meat market to John Mo lo1ey. MT. Murphy will devote his attention to his cattle interests.
 J. J. Coleman, superintendent bf the McCabe and H. K. Behn, who owns developed claims next to the Little Jessie, were in Prescott Monday.
 Mrs. Boyd of Jerome has purchased two lots just south of the Commercial hotel and will build a commodious two story house with spacious hall for theatrical and other purposes.
 The steamer Mohave lowed the barge loaded with the big steam shovel of the Arizona Improvement com pany to the head of the canal last week.
 Attorney Frank Hereford, while in Phoenix, said that the Wedge" in Tucson YVES sure to go. MT. Hereford introduced the matter before the cou-cil last September.
 The Montezuma hotel of Noga1es is to have an extensive addition costing about s20,OO0. The plans are being drawn by W. W. Wilson, the archi tect, late ef Los Angeles.
 Captain J. D. Milton, ex-chief of police of Fl Paso, George A. Scarbor- ough and Frank McMahan, who have been looking for Black Jack" left for Arizona the other day.
 The engagement is announced in Pearce of Elmer Crouch, formerly of Bisbee and Miss Nellie Monmonier, forme rly of Tombstone. The wedding is to take place on the 23d instant.
 A num~0kk settlers cn the Barba- comari are going to plant their ranches to alfalfa, Tom Turner among the many. Tom says he is going to have feed so as to finish off his steer
 Jim Parker has been made more secure, after his recent attempt to re- move the shackles he has been wear ing. His case is on appeal before the supreme court, based on technicalities.
 The Fl Paso Times says that Santa Teresa Urea is at Clifton and not in Mexico as has been reported. MT. Aguirre of Fl Paso received a letter from Clifton the other day and he knows that Santa Teresa is in that town.
 Encampment No. 5, I. o. O. F., of for this year: J. Friedman, chief pa triarch. ,Enoch Jones H. IP., Geo. Willis S. w., Ed Flaigg J. w., J. G. Pritchard scribe, H. T. Christenson treasurer.
 crop for the beef market.-Prospecto
 The work of distributing the new steel rails on the Arizona and South eastern is about completed. They have been distributed from Fairbank to a point about a mile and a half from Bisbee.
 Dr. L. l.. Lazear of Pittsburg, Pa., died suddenly Monday with hemor- rhage. He was spending the winter in Tucson for his health He was one Of Pennsylvania's brightest young physicians, graduating with honor from the University of Pennsylvania.
 One half inch space of ground, from front, reaching back twenty-five feet has been sold for S25. What's the matter with Jerome, a1yway?-News.
 Messrs. Burt and McCarty, new ar rivals from Kansas City, will open a new saloon, restaurant and club room III luS OldIh III JETOIuEi as soon as finished.
 MT L. O. Becker, a merchant tailor and new arrival from Phoenix, has located in the Jerome hotel building
 The Verde lodge No. 14 F. & A. M was duly instituted January and the following officers were installed: Chas- F. Fisher master, w. s. Adams s. warden, M. A. Carrier J. warden, Wm. Munds treasurer, Geo. O. Wager secretary, Wm. P. Britton s. deacon. A. St. Peter, Jr., deacon, E. T. Cody marshal, T. H. Coleman ST., seward, M. A. Shotwell, Jr., steward, L. l.. Budworth tyler.
 Jerome is rapidly emerging from the effects of the December fire The Jerome lumber company, T. H. Brown manager, will have the Arizona" completed this week, and they will
 eginA work on J. H. Clinkscale's building in a few days. They have other work under way. Olson & SmiYh have fhoSp c0ntrantc. Mrs q