Arizona republican., 1898-01-22

The livestock sanitary board yeSter- day appointed J. H. Hopkins inspect or at Florence.
 Hon. James A. Fleming, who is in 1 the east on business mission, is ex- ] pected to return to Phoenix within the next ten days
 Herb Drachman of Tucson, rep resenting Seelingsohn & Co.,, dealers in gents furnishings, arrived in town yesterday morning.
 l James Reilly, a Tombstone attor- ney, arrived in town yesterday morn l ing and will remain until next week | to look after supreme court matters. Governor McCord has received a number of letters from all parts of the territory in which the writers signify their intention, and that of others. of coming to attend the miners con- vention.
 There was a large attendance at the Salvation Army hall last night to see the temperance drama, ''The Drunk ards Home" It was very credit able performance and will be repeated tonight.
 J. c. Kellum, one or the owners of the SocOrro mine near Harrisburg, returned yesterday morning from a visit to the mine. He has succeeded in making a sale of it to party of Den yer capitalists.
 J. V. Edwards, proprietor of the Ed wards hotel at Maricopa, was in town yesterday. MT. Edwards is making arrangements to put in stock of general merchandise at Maricopa for the Indian reservation trade.
 MT. Robert B. Putney returned to Albuquerque last evening, after sev- eral days stay in the ely. He en- joyed Phoenix greatly and will tell his many associates in the Duke ciiy of our ma gnificent valley and city.
 Information comes from Yuma of the escape of Miller, the partner of Parker, from the penitentiary on Thursday This information is that he was captured and taken back. No details of the attempted escape have been furnished
 Will c. Barnes, chairman of the livestock sanitary board, left last night over the Santa Fe route for Denver, to be present at the national cattle growers convention, which meets in that city next Tuesday. Steckgrow- CTS in this territory will watch with interest for some of the timely say ings of MT. Barnes at the big con- ventiOn.
 Says the Tucson Star in connection with it's report of the meeting of the board of regents on Thursday: On recommendation of the president, Pro- lessor Blake was appointed by the board as delegate and representative of the school of mines of Arizona, to represent the same at the miners convention to be convened at Phoenix January 25.
 There was filed in the cffice of the territorial secretary yesterday a bill of sale from the Pullman Palace Car company to the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Railroad company, conveying fifty f1atcars, twenty-five box-cars, six cabooses, six frst-class passenger coaches, two combination passenger and baggage coaches and two combi- nation passenger, baggage and mail coaches.
 Ed Riley, who is a camp cook when he is not a highway robber, was i'm Justice Kincaid's court yesterday on examination for practicing the latter profession upon an old man whose ac- quafntance he had lately made and at whose expense he had been drinking They had MT. Riley dead in the door, for there were several witnesses of the robbery. He was put under $7OO bond to appear before the next grand jury.
 Edwin R. Hooker of Graham, Alfred s. Donau of Pima, and John O. Dun bar of Maricopa are the representa- tives of Arizona appointed by Governor McCord to attend the stockgroweIs convention at Denver. Delegates from Maricopa are W. C. Barnes, chairman of the livestock sanitary board; J. H. Norton and H. c. Hicks MT. Norton is at Wilcox endeavoring 10 release cattle in quarantine. All the above named are in Denver O. en route to that city.
 Fifteen more cars of perishab e freight from California passed through town over the s. F. P. & P. and Nhe M. & P. roads last night. The rest will be held for the opening of the Santa F'e Pacific, which will like'y be made today. A great deal of baggage which had been detained by reason of the break in the line at the burn Ing tunnel was brought into town yester- day. The plan of blowing up the tunnel has been abandoned. It will be cribbed up again and greater precau- ton taken against fire.
 Mayor A. H. Emanuel of Tomb stone, who was in Phoenix the other day, is one of the original Klondykers He was in the Klondyke region in the . sixties during Lincoln's administra- tion and before the purchase of Alaska He was sent out as a. government agent to look over the property, and ascertain if it was worth as much as the Russians were asking for it. There was no Klondyke then, but there was a place where Klondyke is now and though it was not in Alaska, Mr. Emanuel traversed the territory.
 May Murrell, or Kate Stahl, or a woman with any one of a dozen other names, was arrested yes erday charged with stealing or trying to steal a ring