Arizona republican., 1895-08-29

Johnstone's court. He was bound over to the grand jury in the sum of $500.
 The Commercial hotel register yes. terday contained the following names : J. B. Miller, Prescott; Mrs. M. E. Ho- bart, Denver; Burt Allison, Hutchin- son, Kas. W. L. Clifford, Trenton; J. E. Peterson, Los Angeles.
 Governor Hughes yesterday received letter from Arthur Lubeke of Mil. waukee. making inquiries regarding his cousin Julius Lu beke, who is demented and the last heard of him was four years ago at Pueblo, Colorado. He thinks the man is incarcerated in some insane asylum.
 Gregorio Armiento, a Mexican, who can not gaze upon horse without cov- citing the animal and who finally did steal horse, was held to answer, at his examination yesterday, to the grand jury in the sum of $500. Not having bondsmen he will stay in jail until the next term of court.
 Star: A Nogales merchant is adver- Using his stock, which consists in part of collins and other habiliments of the grave, at cost. This sinful world must possess some attraction for the man who willfully refuses to mbrace this suspicious time and unparalleled op. portunity 10 die.
 Citizen: Although it is still close season for quail and many of the second brood of birds are but half grown, they are being killed by dozens and brought to town for sale. This should be Stn irn if the offense is repeated, by the imposi- tion of fine that would elicit from the offenders due respect of the law.
 M. Jacobs is expected to return from his San Francisco trip this morning. His wife and daughter will remain in that city antil after the marriage of Her bert Goodman to most estimable young lady of San Francisco, which in. teresting event will occur on September 8. The chief will leave tonight to make preparations for the wedding.
 The Prescott papers seem to be labor ing under the impression that "H,mer" the fire department mascot, has joined his forefathers in the boneyard. They as much alive as the day he wore the boomers in Prescott and what is more there seems to be no immediate neces- sity for the people to attend his funeral.
 A few young people gathered at the Gilbert house last night to give fare we'll party to young Albert Zeigler, the efficient assistant to Weather Observer Burrows, who in couple of days will resign his position and return to his i home in Tucson. Those who were pres ent were Misses Lulu and Lola Buck, Zelda Block. Mamie Meaher, Bessie Sharkey and R. s. Blinn.
 i Owen Kippel, the young man who was cleared on charge of stealing money and who refused to pay his attorney $25 fee for his defense, ves- te:day thought it would be the wiser plan to settle up without waiting for the attorney to get the money from the | bank where his account was garnisheed. Kellum, the attorney, was very much surprised when the young fellow handed him over the $25.
 Star: A. J. Collins, the man now under arrest at San Francisco for threatening the life of General Superin. i tendent Fillmore, was lately a resident of Tucson, employed in the Southern 1 Pacific yards. He was called here ''Flat | Wheel" Collins and was regarded as slightly un balanced. He was laid off with several other men at work here. The company offered to send him and the others to either Fl Paso or San Antonio. Collins preferred California and has since been out of job.
 Superintendent of Public Inss,action F. J. Netherton, has returned from California, where he has made arrange. ments with the state deaf, dumb and blind institution at Berkeley, to care | tor the like unfortunates of this terri. tory. They will be fed and receive their schooling at cost to this terri. tory of $500 per capita year. Their clothing however, will be furnished by the territory. The only application SO far received was from c. w. Tillman of Florence, who asks that his son who if deaf and dumb, be placed in the in- stitution. In all there are not over three or four cases in the territory at the present time.
 Citizen: Cloud are of becom- ing frequency nowadays. Yesterday there was great rush of water from the vicinity of the race track. 1t poured along Stone avenue and down the inter. secting streets in torrents, coming even as far north as Mesila street. Last evening about o'clock the flood of the afternoon was repeated. In each in- stance the rainfall in Tucson was but slight, but east of town 1t evidently fell in great quantities, as the big arroyo east and north of town ran full.