The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-12-13
IN THE TERRITORY.
Tempe has been incorporated as a

The territorial teachers association convenes in Phoenix Monday next.
 Judge Billy" Barnes, of Tucson. has been appointed special assistant United States Attorney.
 William. E. Price has been convict ed of the murder of William Shurburt at Phoenix. They were gamblers and tho quarrel resulted over game of poker.
 The branch road leading from the North & South road to Jerome has been completed. The last spike was made of gold and silver taken from the United Verde's copper mines. .--Bullc- tin.
 Hon. A. J. Dorau will probably be elected as president of the council Mr. Doran has had many years of legislative experience, and he enjoys the respect and confidence of both parties. Bulletin
 It required the services of forty-two men to bring band of fS0 head of beef cattle from Barnett's ranch, 24 miles southwest of Nogales in Sonora, to Nogales. The cattle were very wild and the men had all they could do to handle the beasts. s.-Bordor Vidette.
 A young fallow deer was brought into town yesterday by Mexican. He had captured it in the mountains and offered it for sale at $5. He found a purchaser in Joe Wiley. This was the first fawn brought in for a long time and attracted considerable attention. - Star.
 The city election at Tucson, held Monday, resulted in an equal division of the spells. Henry Buehman, repub. lican, was elected mayor; Charles Nj. Burkhalter, democrat, counciman-at. large; Frank Russell, democrat, coun. cilmau; Harry A. Drachman. democrat treasurer; Charles T. Cornell, repub lican, recorder; Frank S. Treat, demo crat. assessor and tax collector; R. E Paul, republican, city marshal.
 A freighter who left the Hassay ampa Friday arrived in town yesterday He sad that the track of the Nortl and South road had been laid to tn, river and temporary bridge was be ing constructed with the greatest dis patch. A grading camp has been es tablished thirteen miles this side, ant nearly all the intervening distance ha been graded. A force of 250 track layers are now idle, waiting for tn, completion of the bridge, when thu march will be taken up toward PhgniX at rate of speed which vii break the record in railroad building. - Republican.
 F. A. Healy, general freight an' passenger agent of the S. r. P. X P. has been in correspondence for som time with officers of the Grand Lodge A. 0. U. w., relative to bringin, members of the Grand Lodge throug Prescott on their way to the sessiO of the Grand Lodge of Colorado, Ney Mexico and Arizona, in Phoenix, Fell ruary next, and has about conclude, the arrangement to that end. Ther will be from 150 to POO members o the Grand Lodge, and their friends and they will stop in Prescott tn greater portion of the day of their ar rival here. Arrangements will b |: made for proper reception for tn Grand Lodge representatives in Pres colt. Courier.
 Twelve men sat on cess pool Uni morning in the rear of the Maison Dor restaurant. After listening to testi mony in the City vs. Julius Cesar, tn, jury was unable to grasp the situation without close inspection of the prem ises, and retired to the immediate vie inity of the nuisance complained of.
 Whether it was the hope that Juliu would ask them to dine or the odor O the savory food which permeated tn, atmosphere which caused the iurymel to finger after 12 o'clock was no shown by the testimony.
 The jury, after being out an hour brought in verdict of not guilty, thu sustaining the unbroken record in tn, justice courts of Tombstone for tw, years past. st.-Arizona Kicker.
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