Arizona republican., 1897-12-19

{ the few that are laboring under the ridiculous impression that Blanther was the perpetrator of the atrociOus crime of which Durrant was found guilty.
 Judge Jackson and Miss Werner went out on the hills north of HOl- brook for a short promenade last Sum- day. A bull watched them with in creased curiosity and finally chased them to a large rock, upon which they took refuge There the two gentle souls sat for about thrse hours, hud- deled closely together, while MT. Bull watched them with a suspicious eye to satisfy himself that they preserved a. proper decorum. Finally, MT. Bull departed and released the couple from their enforced perch.-Holbrook Argus.
 One day some months ago the old dry washer disappeared from t6e plaza and the next day it rained and it kept on raining. The dry washer was finally located upon placer claim belonging to Jim Lowry. Lowry plead guilty, but said he had net bsen able to use the dry washer on account of rain. Now that he has returned the washer to its old stall on the p aga we may lock for dry winter. The guardians of the washer however are not yet satisfied and still talk of dam ages.-Prescott Courier.
 Mrs. Eugene Mcdonald, who is a IT. cent arrival here from Denver, Co1o., and who resides with hsr husband in West Prescott, can boast of an exper.- erce which great many men in Ari- zora cann,-n. That is in having cas-. | a vote for president of he United States. There are plenty of Arizona male voters who have never exercised this privilege. The best part of Mrs | McDonald's experiences in this line is, 1 that she possessed the good judgment l in lhe exercise of Eihe elective fran chise to cast her vote for the winning candidate. Major William Mckinley | Jcurnal-Miner
 1 U. s. Inspector Sam King was over from Bisbee on Thursday on a busi- | ness trip. Sam says the report that Black Jacks gang chased him out of the mountains is not true, as he did not even see any of the gang, though he probably could have seen them last Saturday had he gone to Bisbee | from the custom house on that dry. l Several members of the gang were l laying for him between the two places and a friend of his teleg-aphed him from Bisbee that they were there. 1 This gang has threatened to kill King 1 and William Hildredh on account of their activity in chasing the gang sev- eral times. Both Hildreth and King will stay in that country as thsy do not believe the fellows will make good their threat.-Vidette.
 The five train robbers were exam fred late Thursday afternoon at Tue son before Court Commissioner w H. Culver and were committed to the charge of United States Ma shal w | M. Griffith ito await due process o1 the law. They will be held there un- til the return of Judge George R. Da- wis, when they will be ordered to New | Mexico for trial and given over tc ] the custody of United States Marshal Foraker. They gave their names as l William Warderman, Walker Huff man, Leonard Alverson, Henry Mar shall and F. L. Capeheart The ex- act time when they will be take tC New Mexico cannot be determine until the return of Judge Davis. There is no doubt but that they are the par ties wanted as they were readily iden- tiffed by both the engineer and fira- man who were on the engine the n:ght of the hold up at Stein's Pass
 The Arizona Daily Tyre says: The two ungainly (but otherdise rational, editors of this paper are now in Tomb
 stone--not entirely for Their hsalth nsdther exactly as matter of choice
 As many of you know, Tombstone i:
 the county seat-the abode of the county sheriff, as we'll as many othel emineue and respectable county off. cials; it is also the permanent lccatior of the county bastile-but, stop! yor
 may infer wrongly; these two editors
 are not exactly in the hands of the
 sheriff, neither are they in the county
 bastile. One, the senior editor, is there in connection with the fearless chronicling of deeds of corruption and evil-which is frequently but oft. times erroneously called libel. Tht other-well, he is simply there as z witness. We may have sterped with. out the realm of etiquette by d1vulg ing the above valuable inside informa
 tion to the general. public-however the subscription price of the paper will not be raised.
 SHERMAN IN SAVANNAH.