Arizona republican., 1899-01-02

The mail to Prescott is now carried cn horsebacE.-Mayer Reflex.
 David Sinclair. the Yarnell merchant has returned to Prescott from a visit tC St. Louis.
 W. J. Mulvenol has re urned tc. Pres colt from trip east, where he pur- chased a ten-ton ice plant.
 G. P. Harrington Of the Crowned King Mining company. has returned tc Prescott from visit east
 JCe Mayer was called to Prescott 'or court business in connection with the Henriette.-Mayer Reflex.
 MT. John Pearce one Of the original owners Of the Commonwealth mine and Mrs. Pearce were in Wilcox from the bonanza gold camp last week. Mrs. Pearce and her son, Will, live in Tue son, while John and wife reside in Pearce.-Star.
 E. F. Kellner and daughter, Miss Frankie, arrived last Sunday from Phoenix. MT. Kellner's large business interests in Phoenix and Globe make it necessary for him to, divide his time pretty equally be,ween the two places. Globe Silver Belt
 Died in this city December 31, F. B. Thompson, aged 37 years. Deceased came here from Penfeld, N. Y. twelve days ago, and was a brother of W. N. Thompson, of the railway engineer corps. Funeral this afternoon from Parker's parlOrs.-Star.
 Judge N G. Layton has been aci1g Santa Claus for the single people, and since cur last issue he has granted mar riage licensss to the following: Harry M. Porter Of Ash Fork, to Miss Mackie McGowan, of Williams, and Charles A. Smith tG Miss May Fahsbender, beth of Williams.-Gem.
 James Nicks was this week appointed deputy sheriff at Morenci by Sheriff Ben Clrak Jim has filled the Cffica for the past year under Sheriff Birchfield and has given entire satisfaction to the citizens Of that camp. The appoint ment is a good one, and the Bulletin is glad to see good democrats recognized by Sheriff Clark.-SolomOnvi Bulle- tin
 The recent rich strike at the Senator is evidenced by mill run last week of fl tens, which yielded $3OOO0 in bull lion. One ton of picked ore resulted in a cleanup of sS,OO0. Talk about Ken dike or Cripple creek! In any other locality such results would attract worldwide attention, but nothing is said of such strikes in Arizona.-Mayer Reflex.
 Dr. Walls yesterday amputated bo h the feet Of Fred Turner. Turner was one of the victims of the recent snow storm. He started tc walk from TontO Basin to Camp Verde. got snOwblind and wandered around for five days and nights without food CT fire. He started with some matches, but got them wet He was found by Indians with his fest frozen and, in a helpless condition.- Courier
 Ben Clark and wife returned from Mississippi on Saturday last. They were accCmpanied by Mrs. w. P. Kit trell, mother Of Mrs. Clark, and Mss Matthews, who will remain here for some time. Owing to a delay in their furniture, Ben has not gone to house keeping yet. He has fitted up house in Main street, where they will reside fer the next two years.-Bulletin.
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Began and chil- dren will in a few days move to Tue son. whsTe they will reside. Mr. Began goes to occupy the office Of county as sessor, to which he was elected at our last election MT. and Mrs. Began have a host of friends in Nogales, who, while they regret to see them go away, wish them every success wherever they may be and hope for their speedy return to Nogalss-Border Vidette.
 MT. Nose DIachman, who is well and favorably known throughout Afizona passed through Nogales on last Mon day mornings southbound train, en route to La Paz, Lower Califrcnia, where he goes in the interest of a min ing company Of which he is 9 member. Nose says he has 9 sure thing this time and is going o play a big winner. We wish him every success in his new venture.-Border Vidette.
 Married-At Stafford Sunday, Decem- Der 25, MT. George Nash to Miss Eva Bassett, Rev. F. w. Downs officiating. A pleasant dancing party was given at the schoolhouss in Lone Star district in honor of the event. George is an ener- gstic, hard-wcrking young man, and the Bulletin extends congratulations to the young married coupe and wishes them much success and joy in their journey through life-Bulletin.
 The Black Warricr Copper Go. has begun work on the Diamond H shaft and also to block out ere in the Mont gomery mine of the Black WarriCr group. The Diamond H shaft is now down 135 feet, and the last fifty feet is in sulphide ore, which has increased in value with depth. On the Montgomery there is a 100-foot shaft, a 350-fo3t tun- nel and large open cut, showing good ere in all the openings. Belt.
 The initial examination for clerks and carriers for Tucson pOstCfdce was, held in the court house yesterday by Edson E. Walden, special examiner fer the United States civil service conmi--