Arizona republican., 1898-05-14
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Alex Armstrong, who went to Alas ka to find his fortune, is reported to have met his death by drowning.
 Hon. M. G. Samaniego is reported resting easy and considering the seri- ous accident is in as good shape as can be expected.
 The Hotel Connor at Jerome is rap idly nearing completion A large con- signment of furniture, mattresses and crOckery ware was received yesterday
 l. Dorsey Patton of Chicago, who was nominated for register of the United States land office in Tucson, has been turned down by the senate.
 It is rumored that a fair widow of Tucson, who is the happy possessor of a bright little daughter, will shortly be led to the hymeneal altar by a prominent member of the last legisla- ture.
 Present incumbents of office in Co., conino county, if any should ask for votes this fall, will first be asked to give bond by the intelligent voter of this end of the county.-Wiliiams News.
 Another fight between two friends at Bisbee bordered on the annihila- tion of each other had they Deen per mitted to carry their threats into ex- ecution occurred last evening. Friends separated them and now they don't speak as they pass by.
 Jake Trowbridge, the well known Tombstone stage driver, has resi gned his position as messenger on the s. P. railroad and gone to war, having been commissioned as chief packer. Jake is an experienced packer, has seen service and understands lis busi- ness.
 Paul Smith of Tombstone met with an accident Sunday which nearly cost him his big tee. He Was carrying his gun-a small B-with the muzzle resting on his toe. In some way he unwittingly pulled the trigger and the bullet took away the feshy part of the big toe, making a painful wound.
 One of the large derricks used for placing the large blocks of stone in the basement wall of the Masonic hall building at Jerome fell with a crash about noon Tuesday. Fortunately none of the workmen were caught The accident was caused by the pull ing up of one of the dead men, to which a guy wire was attached.
 Williams has rendered two conpa- nies of cavalry to Helen Gould under her proposition to equ1p six companies at her own expense for service in Cuba As Roosevek's regiment is now pretty generally known as '-Teddy's Terrors," an appropriate appellation for Miss Gould's soldiers will be
 
 Should the Arizona cavalry aid in taking Havana, the first news we are liable to hear from that port will be: Arizona cowboys in possession of Havana Capt. Alexander will ad- dress a mass meeting tonight, called for the purpose of organizing a demo- cratic club, preparatory to electing Buckley O'Nein mayor of Havana Tucson Star.
 Ready money brings a higher rate of interest in Jerome than in any place in Arizona, if not the entire west. We learned yesterday of a loan of one thousand dollars, which was placed upon first class real estate mortgage, at about four per cent per month. An other mortgage of the same amount was offered at two and one-half reT cent. These rates are made possible by the rapid rise in values all over town Property in any part of Jerome is worth today fully double what il was one year ago.-Jerome News
 The Journal Miner, referring to ths arrest of young Mosher and the re- covery of the money, says: "Detec' tive Thatcher told Ed Blake and Billy Murphy that Mosher was the guilty party, and to shadow him; that MT Blake made the discovery which re suited in finding the money. Blak' communicated with the officers, wht followed up and cleared up the mys tery'' Under Sheriff Dillon says th facts are that when Thatcher left h. told the sheriff's office people to shad ow another party (not Mosher) who Thatcher said, was the guilty party that when Dillon went to the expres office to arrest Mosher, then and no until then, did Mir. Blake say that h, suspected Mosher..-Courier
 Yesterday the government guns fo the Tombstone home guards arrive