Arizona republican., 1898-11-01

improved 1n health as to De Sat2ly De- yond danger.
 Miss Lucy F. Pearce, who spent sev- eral months in Prescott last year, and who will be pleasantly remembered by a great many of our people, has gene to Porto Rico as correspondent Of the Chicago Times-Herald. During her visit in Prescott she wrote a romance entitled 'The White Devil of the Verds,' which will shortly appear in beck form.-Journal-M Miner
 c. N. Stark, the printer r-actor, who thrived splendidly at Williams, A. T., whsre his worth was well known. and who has been sOjourning here the past few weeks, the gU5st Of his friend Ward Thomas, left last night for De- troit, Mich, where he will visit rela- tives for Q short time.-Albuqueruu Citizen.
 Bernie Garrett, motcTmon at the smelter, and John Oliphant, assistant. met with a painful accident Thursday morning. In dumping sag at the end Of the meter line they dumped into a pile of ashes, causing quite blaze, which set fire to their clothing. Gar rett's back was burnsd considerably, while Oliphant was burned around the
 
 Tuesday was an exciting day in jus tice court circles. A NJ Conard had some of the sheep herders employed q by the Perrin Land and Cattle company arrested for trespass, in driving their sheep 10 wazer on the land cf Conard Witnesses galore occupied the court room and blocked the street in front of the same. Legal scintellations filled oh c1N n august jury looked wise and returned 6 verdict in favor of Conard, fining the culprits $15 each.-Williams News.
 Life at Jerome Junction. is not with cut it's daily round of excitement. The usual crowd was gathered at the store the other night when a drummer said he knew man who had swallowed a two-foot rule and had died by inches Doe Perkins said he knew Q fever pa tient wso swallowed a thermometer and had disd by degrees. Wank Smith said that reminded him of his uncle Dink, who had swallowed 2 piscol and went oE easy. Pete Jenkins spoke up and said: My grandpcp swallowed a quart of applejack and went off in good spirits" Pinker Jones said that was nothin' to the man who took dose of petrifying fluid and died ha~d-Jerome Reporter
 Richard Murphy, an employs of the railroad company, died at the private hospital Of Railway Surgeon Malick in Williams last "Wednesday night. Mur- phy was working On a pipe line when he was suddenly seized with convul- sicns, and, though carried to the hcspi- tai by his associates as quickly as pos sible one conYulsion after another en- sued until death came to his relief. He was late arrival in Williams from Colorado, where he was employed in a lead mine and his death was due to lead poisoning.
 J. c. McFar1and and family left Will Hams Friday for their home in Chi cago. MT. Mcfarland is one Cf the firm Of Lombard, Gocde 6 Co.,, and has been stationed here as their repressn- ta,ive during the last six months. In the leaving of himself and family they leave a host of new-made friends, for they are both paCple of sterling worth. Mir. Mcfarland nas borne the brunt of the hard fight that always falls to the let of men engaged in big deals of pro gress, but he leaves with the reward in knowing that the efforts of himself and company have been successful and that the building and completion of the Grand canyon railroad is no myth CT idle talk but an assured fact Of the early futuT1.-Williams News.