Arizona republican., 1898-11-21

HOuuuSI ldSl 1ly q IJi tHlelAbt sho. in blowing a bolt, out He was taken to the hospital a; Albuqrerqur Sunday.
 The wedding of Mr Phil Hughes, ore of Tucsons popular young msn, and Miss Mattie Wright, pleasantly remem- bered in Tucson as a visitor there three years ago, will occur Thanksgiv- ing evening.
 A United States prisoner suffering with consumption was received at th5 territorial prison from San Quentin last Saturday. Yuma is now the off cial health resort for all criminal wards Of the government, says the Sen tinel.
 Colonel Breed, who has been at WinSlow for some timo, has declared his intention Of returning 10 California On CT about the first Cf the cOmin g month. The old gentleman has num- erous friends in Winslow who regret to see him leave.
 Judge F. P. Lane Of Solcmonville, formerly Of California, was in Tucson on his way to his newly adop,ed homa. Judge Lane is acquainted with many of the prominent members of the bar Of Pima county and they all welcome his presence among them.
 George Bowen has compl3ted assess ment work Cn the Great Republic group of five copper claims, in Pinto district, and the properties are showing up well. He has a 230-foot tunnel on one and an eighty-foot tunnel Cn anC,hsr while the others are opened up by cuts and shafts.
 ". i. Davidson, frs. sergeant of B troop, Rough Riders, returned to Globe last Monday and received a warm well come from his friends and admirers. Lieutenant Davidson distinguished himself in all the battles about Santi- ago, but especially at San Juan, where he gallantly led his troop in tfa, fa- nous sharege.
 Johd Esfndclfo Oe Yuma has secured permission from the authorities at Washington to establish a trading post at Fort Yuma on the other side of the river, and will begin the erection of . large store building next Monday. Mir Gandolfo is one of Arizonas most sue cessful business men and has an un- bounded faith in the future and sta bility Of Yuma.
 Attorney J. H. Collins and wife came in from Jerome yesterday to To- cate in Prescott. MT. Collins is a rus tier and has a winning way which will make him business wherever he goes. There is always room at the top and the fellows who now sit on the top rourd Of the legal ladder may see MT. Collins head bObbing up that way some Of these days.-CoGrisr.
 James Stewart, an old line stage driver, well known to all early settlers in Yuma, died on November 3 at his home near San Bernardiro. Cal. Mr Stewart was in the stage business for thiTty years and was one Ct the most widely known men in the west. For g number of years before the advent Of the Southern Pacific he had charge of q stage line between San Bernardino and Tombstone.
 William Herndon, who is just in from Temple Bar, gives a graphic de- scription of the workings of the big monitors on the immense gravel de pOsits a. that place. He says that when the EluZzles are turned o1 the bank it sends the rock and gravel fly ing into the air to great height and great masses Of gravel go rolling and grinding into the sluice boxes with the fiood-Mohave Miner.
 Manuel Chaves was taken from San Quentin to San Diego this week to be esentenced. Chaves was sentenced to be hanged on October s, 1897, for the murder of his mistress at the Senator mining camp, but the case was ap- pealed to the supreme court and the eX- ecution was postponed pending the de- cision of that tribunal. The decision of the lower court was sustained and Chaves will again be sentenced to pay the death penalty.-Yuma Sentinel.
 Anton Miller, q miner in the employ Of the Old Dominion Copper company, had a miraculous escape from death last Saturday morning. While work ing in the main shaft pieca Of timber SKIP inches 13 feet long fell from above q dis.ance of abOT5 fifteen feet, strik- ing Miller on the head and shoulder, bruising his arm and lacerating his scalp. The injured man is again on the street ard will be able to resume his duties in few days.-Silver Belt.
 A meeting Of the business men Of Yuma was held Thursday for the pur- pose Of taking steps to induce the s. F. company 70 make a wagon bridge cut of the new steel bridge across the river. Dr. Cotter was chosen chair man and F. L. Ewing secretary. The question was thoroughly discussed and a committee consisting of M. J. Nu- gent, T. A Jordan, c. D. Baker, F. L. Ewing and H. w. Blaisdell was ap- pointed to draft petition and pre- sent it to the proper authorities.
 The roof Of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Lords residence caught fire last Sunday morn ing and cacasioned quite a scare for few minutes. The alarm brought the hose company to the scers but '-he fire had been extinguished with a bucketful of water The damage was slight. short time since a workman fixed the roof and must have carelessly left shingle in contact with the stOvepipe. Dr. Lord and wife have lived in the house upwards Of eight years and have been especially cautious in regard to fire-Silver Belt
 Aurora Molier, the 6-ycar-old daugh- ter Of Dr. and Mrs. N. L. -Moller, died Thursday morning of ulceratiCn of the stomach. The child had been in deli cate health fer some time but her con-