Arizona republican., 1899-05-26
THE NEWS OF
 PRESCOTT

Prescott, Ariz., May 25.-(Special correspondence of The RepubEcan.)- Mr. and Mrs l. T. Stoddard are in rom their mining camp for 9 few lays and are staying at the Hotel Burke.
 A nich strike is reported made 1t the Sterling" the property operated by | S. Taft, uncle of MT. Stoddard. The ,xact value of the strike is not yet lscertained
 The death of Mrs. Tom Anderson 'Unt Of J. F. Dillon, county assessor, Tas the source Of great sorrow among Ter many fricnG5 and relatives. per- 'aps the more felt on account of it's )eing quite sudden and unlocked for. md the result of surgical operations I that she never rallied from the last ne performed just before her death T Monday last. She leaves a hU5- )and and four children, the husband ,nIy having arrived here from San francisco few hours prior to her ,eTnise, he having undergone medical reatment at the German hospital here recently.
 Lawyer H. N. Gibbs Of JerCme is in he city having matters here which de-
 
 'Gys. He reports law business in a ioUr:Shing condition at JerCre.
 Miss Jessie Smith aocOmpanied by 1iss Win Hendey left Monday morning or Jerome and the Copper Chief IGperty, where she will remain for he summer as the guest of Miss Iendey, the latter being bookkaeper or her father, Arthur Henley, who 1s 'perating the above property.
 Mrs. E. D. Treadweil. who has the arrangement of the Jerome end cf the iunset telephone line, is also in the ity for brief visit. She states that he rival town (JercTo.) is in rather q iemoralized condition, owing to the 'ecent numerous scares by the fire tugs and attempted i1cendiarism here
 The first car of apricots shipped son, moved out of Glendale ,ver the Santa Fe for Chi ago On Monday last The first hipment Of sheep ever made from layer over the new P. &. p. road to ,onnect with the Santa Fe, will occur vLthin the next few days, when. seven .arloads (double-deckers) will be 'hipped to Los Angeles. This demon .trates one advantage Of the branch '0ad, though it is the opinion of some f the business portion of the p0pula- ion that it has it's disadvantages as yell to the town. There were seven- cen carloads Of feeder cattle ship ,ed from Del Rio to La Junta within he past week, by the we'd known cat lemen, Cooksoy, Wollsnburg 6 ytuart, via the Santa Fe- There will :kely be some large shipments made -.-7-V nd md Mayer in the near future.
 The two performances Of An Oriental Fete" given here on Mone lay and Tuesday evenings of this week proved to be pleasing surprise nd an indusputable success in every | vay. The corps Of dancing girls ul~ loubtedIy took the palm of the even | ng, although tho Turkish ladies in the l 'By-lo'' chorus secured their share of he applause and encore, especially | turing the second evening of the per 'ormance. Joe Morrison as capt2in Of | he royal guard, Cor in other words ! he 'blackguards'.D rendered his solos :! md econ songs with his usual yi.1 | md effec tveless. ably assisted by a | adv of the "coi0red persuasion" :" Mss | Bridge who in a female baritone gave [ : dashirg rendition Of tho "Ge1rg.I ! amp Meating," reinforced by the 1 h0rUs of forty voices, male and fc- | rale composing the vaTiou5 cGrp5 of 1 iancing girls. etc. The scl0 Flor i ,nce." given by Mrs. Ak5rs WIS ex~ pleasing in it's sweetness and | purity of tone Mrs. Levy in her nat 1ral role of Mama" holding the little | babe in her arms and singing tha 3y-lo song, with the Turkish ladies in he background singing the chorus md keeping up to dancing step while lushing their babes to rest, received