Arizona republican., 1899-03-12

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 Alvin E. Crocker, the well known New York mining man, is at Prescott.
 Paul Smyly has disposed of his in terest in the Jercme soda works to L.
 Gadette.
 Rev. A. L. Brewer. founder and own CT Of St Matthews hall in San Mate0,
 Cal, died recently. He was 6S years old. His son, Rev. ". A. Brewer, sue ceeds him as principal Of the school
 Tyson's sheep shearing camp will shortly be moved to Antelope, below Mayer on the Black Canyon road. There will probably be from 10000 to 30,000 head of sheep sheared there, says the Journal-Miner.
 Small pox comes high but occasion ally inaicts itself on Q community. This county has just been called on to foot bills aggregating over $400 for the care of smallpox patients and there were not very many patients, either Journal-Miner
 X telegram was received last even ing stating that c. C. Tebbs. father CT Mrs. P. c. Robertson, was dying MT Tebbs is well known in Gila county. having been a resident of upper Salt river valley for many years, and the sad news will be received with deep re- gret by the friends of the family here MT. Tebbs is in his saventy-ninth year Mrs. Robertson left for Phoenix this morring-G1obe Silver Belt
 W. w. Whitney, vice president of the Erie Cattle company. arrived Wednesday night from Hutchinson. Kan, and spent Q day in town before proceeding to the company's ranch He Tpvt17.+- cor,i011- Toc-oC oy,C-7o southern cattle ia Kansas pastures and regards an outlook for the spring trade as not very encouraging to sellers. He thinks prices fer year lings will be $14 to S15.-Range News.
 MT. Homer Dickison and Miss Dora Gaddis, two of our we'll known and popular young people. were married at the Middle Verde school house 0u. day evening by Rev. MT Cii.cE5e Their numerous Middle Verde friends will join with Us in extending congratuIa- tiOns to the newly welded pair. The wedding was witnessed by more than one hundred friends and relatives U1 the groom. The newly welded pair have returned to their home or Oak creek.
 On Wednesday the children and grandchildren of the late President Layton had their annual reunion, that date being the anniversary of the ex- president There are ten families liv- ing in this valley. of sons and daugh- ters of President c. Layton. They are those of Dick. Fred, Charles, Heber, Alfred, Joe and Oscar Layton. E. Phil lips, J. c. Allfre1 and Ruba Fuller The reunion occurred at IcCbinscn's hall and pleasant time was had.-SOlo- knoxville Bulletin.
 A cutting affray occurred Monday evening at PaGton's billiard and pool hall al Yuma, which came near cost ing a mans life. The two combatants were strangers to Yuma. A quarrel arcse over game of pool and blows were soon resOTted to. But the man who used his fists was quickly worsted He Twas cut seven times, one CT two Of the wounds being quite dangerous The injured man was attended by DI Moiler. The cutter was held to awai- the action Of the grand jury.
 The dissolution of the mammoth general merchandise firm of GandolfC 6 Sanguinetti, which was announced in last weeks issue of the Yuma Sun as repCrt has been accumulated. MT GaDdOlfo retiring and Ar. SaDguinett- continuing the business. Mr GandolfC contempIates the erection Of 8 large brick business block on his Main an6 First street property, where he viii probably embark in some new busi- ness. MT. Sanguinetti is business man Cf superior ability and he will keep the popularity of the big house up to the standard.
 We understand that s. !. Holsinger Of Tucson, special agent of the land of fee, who was here during the past week, is disposed to hold the Old De- minfon Copper Mining and Smelling company responsible for cutting the mesquite wood shipped to them from Graham county The Old Dominion company must have had very long handled axe to have cut wood in the Gila valley The fact is the copper company simply contracted with par ties in Graham county for fuel wood and it is an extreme construction of the law to allage that the Old Denim | ion company is in any way TesDonsi- l b,e.-GIobe Silver Felt.
 On Sunday the residence, barns, vari- | GUS other houses, fences. sheds and l everything Of all inGamnabie na-ura ! on the ranch of Mrs. '. M Hart in l Lower Cfbola valley. were razed to the | ground by f~e. Mrs. Hart saved noth- | ing beyond the clothing she wore, and | d pOilIOu or the SuppIy OI C1Sn Sne | had in the house. Her loss will prob 1 ably reach $3.00O. h high wind was blowing, and Mrs Harl who lives with | her son at Pioneer ranch. as the place | has been known for years, was burn ing brush near by, when flying sparks 1 iGnited the house and no assistance i being at hand nothing could be done to arrest the consumers progress. The presence of a large amount of giant powder in the house also prevented anything from being carried cut. The loss is very heavy blow 10 Mrs. Hart Yuma Sun.
 The Black Jack sang, after robbing the postoffice and store at San Simon, went toward New Mexico. 1 posse tracked them to Stein's Pass. and the last trace of the desperadoes was in Anlmas canyon in New Mexico Infor- nation received by the Tucson Citizen rom San Simon sav5 that Tho roero is |