Arizona republican., 1896-01-12
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On North Center street the con- modious house of H. c. Lane is now assuming completeness under the SUI pervising eye of Architect McGinnis. It is one of the most pleasing edifces archftecturaEy in the valley, being of true colonial southern style.
 Tombstone Prospector: The Prospec- tor learns from Mir Goodman of St. David that artesian wells in that vicin- ity are increasing in flow of water which in every instance is of superior quality, and in quantity sufficient to irrigate many acres ito the we'll, of which there are five or six in number.
 Mrs. Shipp, accused of assault upon the second wife of her son-in-law, w. H. Thomas, was again arraigned yes terday in the dread tribunal of Justice Johnstone, and her case will be tried Monday. It is understood she has en- gagged Counsellor Pierce Evans for the defense and will make a strong legal fight.
 Pedro Morelo, the man who at tempted to fiim-fiam Leo Goldman with bogus gold nugget, was yester- day discharged by Justice Johnstone. The evidence allowed the construction that Morelo plead in defense that he had secured the supposed nugget as a charm in watch trade and that he really believed it Ito be the real article
 The executive committee of the La dies Benevolent society met yesterday at the home of the president, Mrs. M. H. Williams, and agreed, in consider ation of l5he near approach of the car nival, to delay their usual charity ball and in its stead to offer to the carnival committee the services of the associa- !tion to the furtherance of lthe success of carnival time
 Tucson Citizen: The Tucson smelt- CT is reaching out for ore. Yesterday three carloads arrived at the depot from Deming, New Mexico. This is a part of 1000 tons contracted to be de livered from that point Another offer of 400 tons has been made from tihe same locality. The latter is being sampled today and if the grade is suffi- ciently high the deal will be closed. The ore in question comes from the tuOl1lUly o1 OudhOSpSdIt.
 A significant rumor and one that more than anything else shows the decay of a mining camp, lis that the company and Wells, Fargo & Go. have announced their intention of withdrawing from Tombstone, leaving the business to be done at Fairbank on the IN. M. & A. andA. & s. . railroads, seven miles distant. It is possible, however, that the busi- ness brought by the new mining camp of F'ihtsburg may alter the plans of 
 Morgan 6 Howe tomorrow open their new grocery store at F West Washing ton street. A visit to ehe premises yesterday showed that everything save the building itself is new and the shelves were being loaded with stock could see comprised all that was good in a superlative degree The store is the neatest in the city, the owners are acquainted with the bus iness and their aim will be Ito cater to the tastes of the best people
 The uniforms of the Capitol and Palace teams have been prepared after much thought and, in all particulars, are said to be very different from any other ever known on the diamond field. Umpire Brown proposes to win distinction by giving his decisions from the depths of an upholstered chair, while Umpire Schofield will ap- pear clad n a suit of calico, wIhereon the pattern is of cats and dogs. None of the accessories, even ito a keg of beer at third base, have been frgotten.
 Governor Lewis Wolfiey and attor- ney J. B. Woodward, returned yester- day from Tucson, where for several days they have been in attendance upon the case of Wolfey against Ter ritorial Auditor c. F. LeiItch and bondsmen. The suit, which is for damages in the sum of $10,000, arose from the refusal of Leitch ito obey the provisions of an act of the legislature which, for value received by the terri tory, appropriated Ito Governor Vol fey the sum of S7,S60. Judge Bethune reserved his decision.
 Tucson Star: The case of Wolfey vs. Leitch and others at last reached a hearing in the district court yesterday There is nothing of the trial but the An agreed statement of facts along with the defendants de- murrer on general grounds was sub mitted and the argument was opened by Attorney General Satterwhite He was followed by Judge Woodward for the plaintiff His argument will be re- this morning. Hon. Rochester Ford for the defense will reply and the case will be closed by Judge Lowell.
 Miss Blanche A. Loury, of Indian apolis, Ind, sister of Mrs. M M Crocker of Gila Bend, Ariz., died at the nome of her sister December II, 1895, of lung trouble She came to