Arizona republican., 1904-01-15

George Daily of this city, brother-in- law of Judge Barnes, is now in charge of the Old Yuma mine twelve miles west of the city.
 A. B. Clark is now head clerk in Chief Dispatcher Bonordosi's office vice MT. Johnson who left for Gamma nea recently. Mir. Sparks has been connected with c. M. Burkhalter's of flee in the A. o. L. w. building.
 The last meeting of the Saturday Whist club was held at the residence of Mrs. Barnes. the next meeting will be at Mrs. Hinemon's on north Main street Twelve prominent society lad 'es of Tucson are members of this club. Mrs. Akers. Miss Akers. Mrs. M. H. Barnes. Mrs. R. K. Shelton. Mrs. Close. Mrs. Nave. Mrs. Hinemon. Mrs. Manning. Mrs. Steward. Mrs. Francis, Mrs. Burton and Mrs. Wright.
 Mrs. Mary Jones of Devils Lake. North Dakota. is expected to arrive here at an early date. She will visit her son T. w. Jones. the $. p. engin- eer.
 Carlos Tuliy. Junior. has accepted a position in the San Francisco post office and his delivery route is now m charge of F. F. Hurley.
 E. D. Stapleton of the Areadian Pharmacy has returned from Assump- tion. Illinois. where the funeral of his wife took place. Mrs Stapleton died in Tucson two weeks ago and the re- mains were accompanied by her hus- band to their former home in Assump- ton.
 G. H. Cleaners. editor of the Milwau- kee Sentinel, came in from the Twin Buttes and returned to camp this af- ternoon. He is visiting MT. Blakeney and is in no hurry to return to Mill waukee as he has fallen in love with our Arizona climate.
 F. M. Elliott, organizer of the United Modern lodges is here from Denver.
 Postmaster J. B. Anderson is in town from Helvetia.
 Lieutenant Philip H. Sheridan, son of the late general, came over this morning from Fort Huachuca. c. c. Winnil is also q late arrival from the Fort.
 United States Attorney F. S. Nave is in Phoenix. MT. J. H. Campbell, his assistant is in Yuma.
 Attorney w. p. Miller of Tombstone was in town en route to Phoenix to attend court.
 Judge William H. Barnes, Colonel William Herring F. II. Hereford. F. S. Nave and A. Orfila are in Phoenix on legal business and also to attend the meeting of the Arizona Bar associa- tion.
 Charles Montgomery, the famous scout and hunter, spent the greater part Of the past two weeks in Tucson. It was his second visit to the old Pueb- To in twenty years. Montgomery. who makes his headquarters at the Sun Rafael ranch at Lcchiel has just been employed by MT w. c. Greene to po- lie his ranges and has been comm.ss- toned among other things to take up the trails of Alvord and Stiles. He stated that he expected to capture both of those notorious outlaws. He claimed to have positive knowledge as to their whereabouts and if they are hiding where Montgomery claims they are it is not far from Cananea. Montgom- cry in his frontier trappings attracted a good deal of attention while here especially among the winter tourists and visitors. He appeared at the theater one evening in the character istic dress, entering a little late and for a while he was the center of attrac- ton. Montgomery is in his sixtieth year but says he is today stronger man than either of the bandits whom he intends to capture
 Dr. s. H. Ford of St. Louis has pre- pared biography of his son Honor able Rochester Ford, which will soon be issued in book form. It is The Story of a Successful Christian Law yer" MT. Ford was one of Tucson's ablest lawyers and his death last sum mer was regretted by the entire city.
 The Foresters Degree of Honor, and the United Moderns hold meetings to- night.
 The Thirteen club which is in the third year of its existence will cele- brate the next anniversary Friday evening, January %.
 J. F. owen has sold his automobile to w. H. Barnett of this city.
 Fred Rondstradts new and attrac- tive dwelling will be ready for occu pancy by February 1. It is situated on north Sixth avenue, which Is one oG the prettiest streets in Tucson.
 J. H. Bauman, receiver of the land office expects to move into his new