Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

MT. and Mrs. J. IA. Morehead have left Prescott for California.
 Miss Wenn of Prescott left for the east Sunday morning for visit.
 Sheriff NIunds Of Prescott brought in a misdemeanor prisoner from Ash Fork the other day
 c. w Donnelly and c. T. Donovan of Woodstock, H., are guests of Hotel Burke in Prescott.
 Monday evening MT. L. F. Anderson, the cattle buyer, came up from the south.-NCgales Oasis.
 Thomas Campbell, deputy postmaster at Jerome, spent New Years day with his relatives in Prescott
 The Pinal county board of supervls- ors have set aside Arizola and Casa Grande as a ''no-fence7 district.
 Miss Ollie Fisher left Prescott on Monday morning for San Francisco to attend school at Irving institute.
 Thomas Desmond and John Nilsson of Pinal county have moved thsir cattle to the Dripping Springs country.
 One hundred and fifty head of horses for the cavalry service at Fort Apache were received at the post last week.
 Mrs. M H. Gould of Prescott left on Sunday for a visit of couple of months QIuSHISE fdnSdS City.
 J. E. Dunn shipped a train load Of cattle from Phoenix to the Cudahy Packing company. at Los Angeles, last Thursday.
 Burton Mossman spent two or three days in WinsloW this week waiting to receive and ship four carloads of cattle from the range.-Nail.
 Tho Nou1Inc Utdotta rortinont1u a cIyc why Arizona does no5 export butter, eggs and poultry instead of importing these prCducts.-Range News.
 It is rumored that Joe Carmichael will soon make Q trip to Peru, South America to examine a mining propCsi- ton for c. P. Collins and associates.
 Mr and Mrs. Charles Broan of Pres colt received a beautiful nickel caster from Mir. J. Williams at the United States hotel, Los Angeles, as a wedding present.
 MT. Sroor, the Turkish merchant, lost s4,000 worth of merchandise and $950 in cash in the recent fire at Con- gress. He carried no insurance.-Pres- colt Courier.
 A fine twelve pound boy was born to MT. and Mrs. Henry Fitch at the Washington cattle company's ranch Sunday morning, January 1, says the Wilcox Range News.
 Coon and Begney are busily engaged in development of their claims on the divide between Lynx and Wolf creeks. Their work consists of sinking 2 shaft and driving levels therefrom.
 In the case of McGGwan vs. Wiley E. Jones, Judge Doan is said to have de- cided that at the time O. the November election MT. Jones was ineligible to the office of district attorney News.
 Mendenhall Bros. & Marlow are pushing development on the Evergreen with tunnel and shaft, and confidently predict they will have a mine to hang on the owners next Christmas tree.- Prescott Courier.
 A. J. Pickrell, who has a bond and lease on J. l. Gardner's Groom creek claims, is piling up considerable good ore on the dumps, which he will treat at the Chicago mill later on, says the Prescott Courier.
 William Southerland Of Dripping Springs, was in Globe looking as TO- bust as ever He says the Dripping Springs range is good and the recent rains will make that country look like it did fifteen years ago.-Globe Times. f
 H. w Maxwell, beef buyer for Simon | Maier of Los Angeles, purchased 900 1 head of fat cattle in Salt River valley ! week before last. Six hundred head were furnished by Wolf Sachs and the | remainder by three or four other feed | CTS.
 MT T. Seddon Bruce, manager of the bureau of information, has resigned the place and started for Kansas City to take the secretaryship Of a newly or Q9niZPd livestock POmnl0V of which his brother is president.-Tucson Citi- zen.
 Tuesday evening MT George De- ment, the cattle buyer, came up from the south. Remaining in Nogales a day. Wednesday evening he started for Deming, New Mexico, where he will pass the holidays at home.-Nogales Oasis.
 The Italians who are leasing or the Ten Spot, report now you have ze meeneraI and now you have ze horse and lately they say, it has been a six mule team of horses, but they are still confident and will drive ahead with the 1eass.-Courier.
 Allen R. English, the retiring district attorney of this county, arrived this morning from Tombstone. He has in a measure recovered from his recent severe attack of rheumatism, being now able to walk with the assistance of 9 cane.-Wi1lcox News.
 MT. H. c. Frank arrived Friday from Buckhorn and is spending few days in town. MT. James McCaw according to the last advices received was sick in Montreal. He is expected to return in a few weeks and resume work in the Buckhcrn Basin mine.-Range News.