Arizona republican., 1898-06-24
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

NNNNNN<NNHNN AANANAtA<H<H<W Prescott Wednesday from Denver. He lis here to make final cleanup of gov. ernment property at Whipple and to have sold what is not worth shipping He thinks that Whipple has been per lmanently abandoned. He belongs to lthe 5th cavalry, and went to San Fran ciscO to embark for the Philippines. but the order was countermanded, and he remained on American soil. He says the first lot of troops should have Iarrived at Manila Monday.
 Hon. John G. Campbells Depot lHouse at Prescott was burglarized be- tween closing up time Saturday night and dawn Sunday morning. The thief unlocked the back door, found the key to the money drawer, unlocked that and took therefrom $40 in cash The theft was certainly committed by some one familiar with the premises. Some person also entered Smiths butcher shop the same night by cutting the wire screen in the window Nothing 1 the butcher shop.
 PIMA COUNTY. ] Michael Banner was appointed ad- nunistrator of the estate of William Wilson by the probate judge at Tue ison the other day. K Ramon Acosta, a shoemaker, will leave July 9th for Phoenix, to take up his residence in that town. He re- spectfully requests his friends and pa irons to take due notice.-Citizen.
 The trustees of the Tucson public li- brary have made a report to the city council. The library now contains S136 volumes, of which 96 were last year added by purchase and IS by do- nation.
 | It is reported that purse is being made up at the Saginaw mine for one of the young ladies now in the Tucson fielC for Goddess of Liberty, but the name of the fortunate one has been withheld.
 The family of MT. F. R. Brady, who visited in Tucson for the past several months has returned to their home near Florence. Mrs. Chona Simpson accompanied them on a visit. l Reports are to the effect that there have been heavy rainfalls all the way from Lordsburg to the Dragons, as well as at other points in southern Ari- zona. This is well for the stock in- dustry.
 ! Gov. Ramon Corral of Sonora, Mex ico has removed his family to Nogales on the Sonora side of the line, where they will remain for the summer. He will shortly erect a handsome residence in that town.
 Sam Finley, ex-city marshal of Tue son is touring the country in his politi- cal interest. Sam will be a candidate for sheriff before the democratic county convention and it now looks as though he stands a good chance of getting it.
 The fixtures of the old postofice at Tucson have been removed to a stor- age room and the room is being fitted Up for new tenant who enjoined the landlord not to divulge his name un- til the day Of opening or whereabouts. | Judge Davis Monday rendered a de- cision in the matter of the estate of John Weigle, deceased. In said decis- ion he reversed the order of the pro- bate court and denied the evocation of letters of administration given to MT. J. K. Brown. This decision bars the contestant and alleged widow, Isabel Moreno, from any share or participa- tion in the estate whatever. l County School Superintendent J. s. Wood Monday made the following ap- portionments of school moneys for Pima county: Tucson s293.54, San Xavier s34.99, Nogales $6S.04, Rillito $42.40, Greaterville s1023, Pantano and Clenegas S12.96, Harshaw, La Noria, Tubac, Gro Blanco, Arivaca, Rincon, Fans camp, Calabasas, Crittenden, Fort Huachuca, San Pedro, Tanque Verde, Santa Cruz, Lowell, Palo Para do, Ampitheater, Buenos Ayres, Sahu- afito, Rosemont, Sopori, Liberty, Washington, each s1620.
 | J. D. Dwyer and several companions came in from the Catalinas this morn ! irg. About twelve miles from here cave or drift 1S6 feet long was discov- cred. Near the upper end a number of Indian bows, arrows and other trinkets were found Among other things picked up was bracelet made of shells and bones Outside of the cave, about 50 feet below, they found the shoes of what they believe to be of a white man, with the foot bones still in | them. A portion of the skeleton was
 
 will return to the place tomorrow for further investigation.-Tucs Citizen.
 Tom Hallahan was fined S20 at Tue IsoE Tuesday for firing of his little igUn.
 GRAHAM COUNTY. Jack Fitzgerald and Bernard Edg- lington of Clifton have turned their base ball nine loose The remind one of an Arizona town site-well laid out but thinly settled
 Two beautiful specimens of Old lGlory were unfurled over the resi- dences of Messrs. Colquhon and Hop kins of Clifton last Monday evening. Long may they wave.
 Walter Payne of Clifton left for Sil- lver City last Monday morning, whither he was summoned by a telegram an- Inouncing the serious illness of his sis