Arizona republican., 1899-01-23

Mrs. G. H. Conklln, of scimonville, Ariz., is at the Hotel Highland, AL buquerque.
 <erday. From there t'e will go to Phoenix. He expects to be absent week.-Journal Miner.
 There are at present between 50, GOO and GO OOO head Of sheep in the neighborho-d of Jerome Junction and the head of the Verde valley.
 Green Denson, a knight of the green cloth who was fGrmeGly employed in the Free Coinage saloon at Bisbee, was killed by a fellow gambler at Austin, Tex, on the 10th inst.
 Mrs. Henry Tuning of Show Low, AriZ. who with her friend Mrs. J. Garcia has been in the city fer several days was at I:,he station last night to meet her daughter who was recently married in Trinidad.-Albuquerq Democrat.
 There is now cnly 'Cne case Of small pox within the corpcTa,e limits CT Prescott-that being the case Cf a young woman in quarantine cn back street, and she has practically recoV- cred and will be entirely free from the disease in few days.
 J.Ie Mulhattcn is reported to bs en- gagged in mining in Pinal county, Ariz. Jce has been silent so, long that it is presumable that he is preparing the greatest effort of his life in .he way Of a picturesque and monumental lie.-Los Angeles Times.
 A fellow who would burglarize Q Salvation Army mercy bcX, would steal the double standard ornaments off tho throne Of Heaven.--Prescott Courier Such a fellcw would nSt likely be given access to the single nor double standard ornaments.
 Willard Raymond, whcsa cbsequies are described in another column in a clipping frcm the Arizona Republican, enlisted in Capt. Luna's troop cf Rough Riders in this city, and afte~ being mustered cut returned to the city for a short time. He was very popular with his comrades, all of whom mourn his untime-y end.-Al- buquerque Democrat.
 Jack Walters, lineman for the Cop per Queen company mei. with a painful accident last week. While soldering some connections 'Cn the wires near the store building some sulphuric acid flew in (aiis face and in one eye. Being close to the doctcr's office he was able to obtain immediate medical attent on from Dr. Carlei-n, and though the ac- cident was very painful no injury was dcne to the sight.
 Cowboys who have ridden the range during the present cold spell, says the Winslrw Mail, say the less in cattle will be heavier this winter than for many years. Catt.e were thin to star; in with and snow has lain On the ground so long covering the sh-rt grass that many of the old stock will Ls1,,1 ,1,..T :, calves. They stst1d around all drawn up toc' cc-d to even rustic fer feed.
 J. G. Hopkins, chief bool1keeper of the Arizona Copper company at Cliff ton, is reported to have made a f0r,- unate investment in stcck of the com pany, buying 5000 shares at 621a cents and selling since he rise in the copper market at $86 per share. L. Shine, agent Of the N. M. & A. R. R. at Lordsburg, is also reported 10 have made a good speculation in the shares of the Arizona Ccppor company Arizona Citizen.
 Gus Tribolet cane in today from Phoenix Cn business and shook hands with his many old Tombstone acquaintances, says the PrCspector. MT Tribclet was engaged in business in Tombstone fer many years during the palmy days and still has some property interests here. He also has a warm spot for the old burg and looks hopefully forward tso the time when it will regain it's former prestiage and glory.
 A young gentleman who has been in Bisbee the past few days cn a visit to friends here, says the Bisbee cores pendent of the PrOspectOr, whose name we are unable to learn, accident oil hi E11f ;I. shooter this afterncon while out riding near the American custom house. pr. EdmundsCn was called and left i'm mediately for the line. He reports the wounded man as seriously but not necessarily dangerously hurt.
 T. J. Clime, a mining expert repre- senting some Colorado capitalists, spent the day in Tombstone, says the PrCspectOr, and leaves tonight enrOute for Tucd1n on mining business. Mir. Climo has visited several mining pros poets in this county and has a favcr able opinicn of our mineral resources. His company has confined their mining ventures to Montana and Colorado un- til recently, when they invested in some New Mexico properties and arg Elcw branching cut fer good mines in Arfzcna, with a prospect of securing some that will be numbered among the p1Educers.
 Several citizens of Riverside ccInty are eherishing the balief hat they are "ontc a snap" Out near the Colorado river in Riverside Iccunty, is a tract of 40, 0g0 acres Of gand formerly occupie1 by Thomas Blythe. Since his de9-h the property has been neglected and is said now tc be practically abandon cd. The land is very. 11e7l. It is ever flowed every summer and produces i'm