Arizona republican., 1898-06-25
Arizona Day by Day
Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

]. J. HaWley, the LOS Angeles detec- tive. left Prescott for his home a day or two ago. He had been called as witness in the jewelry robbery case, but Leander pleading guilty, his ser vices were no longer needed. The scaffolding at John Hartin's new house in Prescott fell Monday even ing about o'clock, precipitating car penter named Davis to the ground, distance of twenty feet, causing inter- ral injuries from which he died Tues day morning. Deceased was a recent arrival from Phoenix. He was vet eran of the Mexican war. of the Prescott city council paid a visit to the Miller and Granite creek streams, just north of the old P. & A. c. depot. and after sizing up the situation came to the conclusion that they would place pump on the ground and go to work. They estimate the volume of water flowing at not less than 100000 gallons daily.
 Judge Campbell of Prescott still keeps up his blockading orders against these who try to run up against peace ful harbor of the Arizona statutes. He recently brought to Buckley a colored man, who struck out for Havana, with s of cOlored woman, which was to be used to pay the fine of another cGlored han who was in jail. Buckley is new in too for fifteen days, and is called a WeYlerite by his fellow pris- oners.
 It is stated that the city council of Prescott will at once order a suspen- sion of work on the Goose Flat tunnel, owing to the non-receipt of bids on the bonds. The tunnel is in 50 feet, and the city is out considerable without being benefited, as far as the supply of water goes, to any appreciable ex- tent. If that subterranean passage is not discarded in the belief that it has a supply of water somewhere along it's route, it will never be suspended until Lynx creek is reached on the east and Thumb Butte is crumbled on the west.
 PIMA COUNTY. Conductor Best is building a neat little brick cottage on Sixth avenue, in Tucson.
 Mrs. Addie, wife of Geo. L. Johnson of Tucson, died Tuesday evening after an illness of some two years.
 Mrs. Frank North is building a cou- pie of handsome cottages east of the depot in Tucson. They will cost about $500 each.
 The charming and popular young school teacher, Miss Sylvia Kennedy of Tucson, is teaching private school at Oracle, and is registered at the Noun tain View hotel
 Four drunks sat in the prisoners box at the Tucson city hall Wednesday morning and listened in grim silence to '-six dollars or six days in jail. y They slumber in jail.
 Latest arrivals at the Mountain View hotel, Oracle, are Rev. J. L. Martin, R. G. Bailey, Paul Morgan, Tucson; and MT. and Mrs. Friedman, Miss Fried man, F. Smith, Arkansas.
 4 man by the name of A. Bradley, a native of London, England, for the past three months resident of Tucson, died of consumption Tuesday and was buried Wednesday.
 The Fourth of July committee of Tucson require twelve young men to compose the "Bazoo Band" Those wishing to assist should report to Tom 1 Hughes at the postoffice before Satur- day evening.
 1 large lodging house of 20 rooms is being built on Alameda street in Tucson by Mir Kettlewel1 The old Pal ace hotel at Tombstone was carefully taken down and brought here and will
 be put up again. When completed it will be one of the handsomest buildings on the street
 The dedicative ceremonies of the A. o. U. w. hall will materially add to the Fourth of July celebration at Tue son. There will be music, recitation of an original poem by Miss Delano, an lcration by the Hon. F. H. Hereford, land the regular dedication ceremonies by the lodge. An invitatlon is ex- tended to all