Arizona republican., 1895-10-30
QUARANTINE NOW RAISED CattIemen Are Active About NOgaieS. Tina Table Changes on the
 Sonora Road. A Curious Discovery Of Struggled Ores-Attendarc on the
 District Court.

Special Corresp pondeuce of THE REPUBLICAN.
 MORALES, Ariz., Oct. 28.-Quite number of our citizens are absent in Tucson this week in attendance upon the territorial and United States courts, either as jurors or witnesses. Deputy United States Marshal D. A. Saunders was busy several days last week serv- ing subpoenas, and on Saturday morn ing J. P. Welsh and Jas. Leahy, the first victims, took their departure for the "ancient and honorable pueblo On Sunday morning two stages loaded to their full capacity pulled out for the seat of operations. Among others who | went are Collector Sam F. Webb, J. M. | Miller, Robert Hannah, George w. Webb, and R. H. Reynolds all belong ing to the customs force; Constables Broaderick and Speedy, and Jos. Pas choly, John Maloney, J. T. BrickWood, and Uncle Tom Hayes, as jurors. The quarantine against the entrance of Mexican cattle into the United States which has been in force since March, was raised by order of the secretary of agriculture on October 22. A great number of cattlemen from different parts of the United States have been in Nogales for several days making ar arrangements for purchasing and bring ing in cattle as soon as the quarantine was raised. A MT. Umphy from Dead wood, South Dakota, has purchased a large herd from Hon. M. Mascarenas, and expects to make the first entry of the season on October 28. Cattle in this part of Arizona and in Sonora are in prime condition, are bringing a higher price than for several years and the owners are correspondingly happy. Thousands of head of cattle will be i'm ported from Sonora; during the next few months and will greatly increase the customs revenue for the district Of Arizona.
 A change in the time table of the N. M. & 4. R. R. has been inaugurated during the week, which is quite an inn provement over the old regime. straight passenger train now leaves the Nogales platform every morning at e:3O arriving at Benson about 10 o'clock in time to connect with the east-bound Southern Pacific express. Returning the train leaves Benson after the ar rival there of the west-bound Southern Pacific train, and reaches Nogales at 8:30. The change will be fully appre- ciated by the travelling public, as now the run is made in about three hours and one-haf whereas formerly it re- quired seven hours to make the trip. All freight traffic is now in charge of Conductor J. A. Henry, who makes three round trips weekly.
 Ed Titconb was somewhat surprised last Sunday morning at receiving a very urgent request from an old 'Mex1- can woman who lives in house be- longing to Mr. Titcomb, facing the ar royo in the northern part of town, to come down there at once as she wished to see him. Upon Teacing the place he was still more surprised at discovery which had been made of a number of sacks of ore which had been buried under the floor Mir. Titcombe, feeling sure that the ore had been stolen, and thinking that it probably also was smuggled , at once notified both the customs officers and the civil authori- ties Justice Cummings and Deputy Sheriff Roberts at once took charge of the matter and searched the premises
 
 ed Some months ago there lived in the house Mexican who bore rather 3 hard reputation, having been arrested short time ago on a charge of murder He was acquitte at the present term ot the district court for want of evidence but was again arrested pending an in vestigation of the finding of the ore.
 F. w. Heyne, Jr., left on Tuesday mornings train for Tombstone, in re- sponse to a telegram that his father Captain Fred. w. Heyne, was seriously i'll at his mountain ranch in Ruckel canon. Captain Keynes many friends in Arizona will wish that his illness may be of short duration.
 A. L. Peck, T. F. Brown and Charle: Beck, prominent citizens of Nogales were. arrested this mornng and take1 to Tue on in custody of a deputy sheriff on a charge of perjury. In the lat inquisition suit of the citizens agains the town council they each qualified a a bondsman, and it is now charged tha each swore falsely as to the amount O property possessed by him.
 G. A. Laney, the popular representa- tive of c. c. Houghton & Co.,, leading shoedealers of Boston, was in town tn, forepart of the week circulating anon: his friends and taking orders for hi firm. MT. Laney has many friends il Nogales and always does a good busi ness here. GRINGO.