Arizona republican., 1898-01-27

ed administrator of the estate of Mrs. Libbie H. Taylor.
 William Doplace, an old resid nt of the valley, died at his home Cn the Mcdowell road a couple of miles from town on Tuesday night. He was 58 years of age. His funeral took place yesterday afternoon.
 Work was begun on the Arizona canal yesterday under the direction of Receiver Hall. "A camp has been es- tablished on the canal directly north of town. Sixjy-five men were sent out to begin the operation of clean ing, working toward the head.
 Deputy United States Marshal Por- terie returned from Tempe last night with a Mexican charged with selling liquor to an Indian. The Indian him self was brought over the night before drunk and threatening the existence of the people on the south side.
 MT. Charles F. Morrell, district dep uty grand exalted ruler of the brother hood of Elks, yesterday received an application from Silver City, N. M for the establishment of lodge there. There will be forty-one members. The grandeur of scale on which the lodge will be instituted is shown in the fat that these forty-one members have raised $1,S00 to be expended on that occs sion.
 ProfessoIr J. W. Tourney of the university was in the city yesterday with samples of home made cigars. manufactured from tobacco raised at the experimental station. The cigars 5 lacked the exquisite flavor detected in a genuine Reina Victoria but they were far better than the average cigar of commerce They are of a, rich color, have a pleasant odor and are altogether a production to be proud of.
 Last night man from a northern mining camp came to Phoenix laden with an appearance of never having been here or anywhere else before. He was in a saloon where phono- graph was on exhibition. Four m: n were patronizing it, each with the tubes stuck in his ears. The man from the mining camp contemplated them with amaZemenr and said: "I'Il be cussed if I ever seen so many deef men together at wunst. This haint no deef an dumb asylum. is it?"
 MT. Will c. Bailey of San Fran cisco, a newspaper man, well known in California, arrived in town yester- day. MT. Bailey was formerly pro- prietor of the News at Cotton and was afterward connected with the press at San Bernardino His mission now is that of lecturer on thecsophy and will appear here at an early date. Those who have read fSinnst's Eso- teric Buddhism" and the revelations of Madame Blavatsky, to say nothing of the many more who have read with delight the Light of Asia," will hear MT. Bailey with pleasure
 Ed Morrell, who lives two miles out in the country, was thrown from a horse near the court house p'aza and nearly killed last night. The horse fell backward on him. When he was exlricated e was carried into Dolls saloon unconscious Drs Wylie and Dufield were sent for. Morrell's head was badly broken and his hair had to be shaved off that physicians migh, see their way clear in sewing it up. He recovered consciousness during the operation. He was taken home last night, but it wasimpossible then to determine how badly he had been in- jured.
 Clarence e. Young came down from Joe Mayors station yesterday. He says, that that community though al- ways prosperous, is entertaining great CT hope than ever, based on the build ing of the Big Bug railro9d. The onyx mines have been closed down for some time on account of inability to send onyx in the rough to the east in suc- cessful competition with dressed Mex ican onyx. The manager, MT Under hill. has gone to Baltimore to ar range for the erection of mill at the mine. when work will he resumed al full blast MT Young further says that the litigation over the Henrietta having ended, operations on that val uable property will shortly commerce 1 F. J. Brown, who has been in the valley several days, secured three car, i loads of cattle for the Crescent Con company of Gallup and last nigh he | left via the Maricopa, & Phoenix and | s. P. Routes for that town, taking bT one carload. The other two carload; will follow in about ten days, by which time the Crescent Coal com pany supply, already on the way, vii
 be out and the Santa Fe will be oper l IO lT61SuL l u6 CUdt Il ts been buying it's cattle in western Der nalillo county, N. M., but the stocl is much inferior 70 that from the Sal
 River valley raised article of beef I l is a trade worth working up. MT
 Brown is welcome to come and gG'
 the beef cattle in this locali y. Ht said that the Crescent Goal company
 employed 600 persons in all depar. :. ments. Their meat trade extended beyond supplying their own employ as i Three other coal comp nies operate a
 Gallup. The carload take out las
 night goes over three roads, thos' mentioned and the Santa Fe iron | Deming.
 An assault and battery case wa: tried in Justice Johnstone's court yes terday. The complaining witnes:
 was man named Wilson, living be | low town. The defendant was { neighbOr by the name of Routh who | it was claimed, had belabored Wilson and his wife with a piece of board. I