Arizona republican., 1899-01-16
'ucson has an tOId Stiff" club.

Tucson has an ''Old Stiff club.
 J. D. Metre has left Prescott for Phoenix.
 Judge Stocker has returned to Pres cCtt from Phoenix.
 A. Duff, the jovial Jerome Junction merchant, is in Prescott.
 District Attorney Ling of Prescott is wrestling with an attack of Ia grippe. Albert Heller and Ed Mccoy are reg istered at Brinkmeyer's hotel in Pres colt.
 MT StockwelI Of Navajo Springs, a deputy sheriff of Apache county, was in Holbrook Monday.
 G. w. Pittock, the veteran newspaper correspondent, is now city editor of the Tucson Star, and he is filling that paper with live news.
 Governor Murphy was entertained by the Albuquerque Commercial club Wednesday and passed through here Thursday on his way home.-F1agstab Sun.
 Kaiser Frlnkforter is sporting 3 very unique button which he prizes beyond any campaign button he ever saw. It is porcelain picture of his baby Flagstan Sun.
 George L. GIosvenor, architect from Phoenix, was here Monday and Tues day. He came to attend the acceptance of the new court house by the board of upervisors.-HolbroOk Argus.
 H. T. Senger, l young man of 20, died at the New Bank hotel in Flagstaff last Sunday morning of consumption. His home was in Madison, Wis.
 Manuel Morril, who shot Francisco Lopez at Canyon Diablo last week, was bound over to the grand jury, says the Flagstaff Sun.
 dance was given Saturday evening last at the residence of John Chisholm, near the rock quarry, by the Flagstatf dancing club, a new organization oI that town.
 G. Bentley Ryan will arrive in Flag staff On tomOrrow's train. He intend7 ed to remain in the cast until spring, but attractions here were irresistible. An ovation awai.s him.-Flagstaff Sun. This has been a remarkable winter for this portion of Arizona. We have had more snow and it has lain on the ground longer than any season in the memory of the prOverbial oldest inhab- itant.-WinslOw Mail.
 Grandma Morris has been sick f3r the past month and without necessary care and attention. She is 65 years old and feeble. Through the kind offices of Mrs. J. J. Donahue a nurse has been secured and she was made more com fortable.-FIags gstaf Sun.
 From T. D. Pollock, cashier Of the Arizona Central bank, we learn that that institution will open q branch bank at I<ingman February i. It. will be under the management of H. H. Watkins, who will arrive here tomOr- TOW to arrange the details.-Flagsta tatf Sun.
 w. H. Young and family have skip ped the country, leaving a number of creditors to mourn his absence. He seemed to have 2 faculty for getting into' every one and there is hardly q man in town but what is out more or less on this notorious bilk.-HOlbrOOk Argus.
 Colonel A. o. Brodia cane in on last evenings train from the noTGh, and left this afternoon for Pl10enix. The new machinery for his mill has com menced to arrive at the Kirkland depot and will be freighted over to the mine just as soon as the roads are in condi- tion. In the meantime q force of men is employed in grading a site for the mill.-JournaI-Miner
 Captain James H. McClintock of Rough Rider fame, who was struck on the leg by CwO Mauser bullets very shortly after he arrived on Cuban soil, arrived in Prescott yesterday afternO OOn on his way to Phoenix, and was given a very cordial and he2r1y welcome from his numerous friends in Prescott. He is still lame from the effect of the wounds received iii the battle of Qua simas, but otherwise looks the picture of physical health.-JOurnal-Mi Miner.
 A wild rumor was afioat on the streets Thursday that the cattlemen and sheepmen in Chino valley had had a battle and tha- sixteen men had been killed. Rube Neil received Q lstteI from friend at Camp Verde. ill which he stated a man had just arrived with the startling intelligence. As the trouble was reported to have occurred several days ago and as no news has been received here as yet, no credence can be placed in the report.-FIagsta Sun.
 Hon. George A. Wolff and Hon. w A. Parr boarded the westbound pas senger train Thursday morning bound for the territorial capital They want to be early on the ground of their next sixty days work, in order to catch or to the ropes and see that no combina- tions are formed prejudicial to the in terests of their constituents. The Mai predicts our representatives will ren- der a good account of themselves. anC will guard the interests Of our county with wisdom and magnanimOus patri- otism.-Winslow Mail
 On the Sth instant the. taxpayers o1 the West end me. at the residence o- Captain Glowner for the purpose o. forming an association for the protec tiOn of their water rights. The orlgi nal contract for the building of tht