Arizona republican., 1898-10-09

now under the management of John Gird. Probate Judge Woods of Tucson. has paid into the treasurer's office S6o-9O in fees collected and Sheriff Leather wood $1, ,402 20 in licenses.
 The busy season is opening up for the Southern Pacific railroad company and the moving Of freight going east and west is on the increase.
 The infant son of MT. and Mrs. Hen " M Woods died Monday night at their home on Mob Hill in Bisbee and was buried Tuesday afternoon.
 Miguel Hidalgo and Rcfugie Barsfe- ling, natives Of Mexico, and August Magerle, a native Of Germany, have ap- piled for naturalization papers at Tue son.
 Augustine Lcpez, in jail from Fort Thomas charged with assault, was re- leased Wednesday by Court Commis- sicner Frank Dysart on a writ of ha- beas corpus, MT. c. L. Rawlins appear ing for the defendant.
 General Anderson, commanding at the battle Of Manila, in his report, pays high compliment to Captain Stephen O'Connor, Twenty-third infantry, for meTly stationed at Fort Lowell and well known in Tucson, for his gallan- try and bravery.
 Frsd Dysart arrived from Phoenix Monday morning and has opened an abstract office here. He has much ex- perienee in the abstract business and any work entrusted to him will receive prompt and careful attentioE--Bulle- tin.
 Mr. R. c. Sloan, an extensive cattle owner in the vicinity of Globe, shipped train load Of cattle from Geronimo last Friday, accompanying the train as far as Solomonville. MT. Sloan says cattle are in gccd condition in Gila county.
 \ Mexican was probably fatally in iured one day last week by being run over by 3 portion of the little train which runs betWen Longfellow ard Mo- renci Tke train broke and the loose cars ran over the man who was in one of the tunnels, breaking both his legs and enc arm
 B. N. Jacobs. president Of the Ar1- zona National bank, returned to Tue son from the east Friday morning. He accompanied his daughter as far as St Louis on her journey to Huntsville, Ala, where she went to join her hus- band, Lieutenant c. B. Drake Of the Fifth United States cavalry.
 John Raper was in Solomcnville from Pima last Monday. He was much grieved over the news received from Whipple barracks that his son, Philip Raper, aged Is years, had his foot mashed off by car wheels on September 9, falling in attempting to board train. Young Raper was a volunteer iii lieutenant Jones company
 Miss Fannie McCollum, daughter of J. NJ. McColium of Saffcrd, is nov proof reader in a magazine publishing house in Chicago, having secured per manent position. Miss McCollum learned the printers trade in the of fic5 of her father in the state Of Ore gon. Her Graham county friends will be glad to know that she is doing well in Chicago.
 Married, last Saturday evening, at the residence of the groom, at Solomon vile. w. 4. Gillespie to Miss Edith Faulkner. Miss Faulkner lived i'll Thatcher where she is well known. Justice Judia performed the ceremony. The newly married couple will reside on the Gillespie ranch just below Sol- omonyille. The Bulletin extends con- gratulations.
 l Wednesday morning to the effect that the entire male population Of that borough was out celebrating last even ing in honor of the marriage of Johnny Pearce. From a gentleman who was there we learn that the cid town was painted beautiful vermillion, and that quite a number of the old stagers were taken home in hacks.-Bisbee Orb.
 The Orb has received a letter from NJ J. O'Ccnnor at Milwaukee, Wis, seeking information as to the where abcuts of James Riley, brother Of his wife, Mrs. Mary Riley O'Connor James Riley left Watertcwn, Wis, about thirty years ago for California, where he taught school His sister IS anxious to hear from him or secure in- formation concerning him--Bisbee Orb.
 Arthur Folsom, who left here with Neil Henderson for Cuba as Q packer, arrived home on Wednesday morning. Art was in Porto Rico, and on his way home stopped for three days in San tiago, couple of days in New York, and was ten days on the way ho:ne, be- ing turned back from New Orleans On account of yellow fever. He is look ing well, and says he is giad to gSt hOme.-AriZonian.
 The first Of the fen wells to be sunk by the Tucson water company was completed Thursday, and has flow of 210,G00 gallons every twenty-fouT hours Work on the balance of the wells will be completed in sixty days, about the time the new pumping en- zine will arrive from Philadelphia This engine has capacity Of 2,000, GOO gallons daily and is Of the latest inn proved pattern
 Malem Babtendorf of Clifton met with quite painful accident the other day His horse fell with him and in trying to save himself had the misfor- tune to break his arm just above the wrist Being some forty miles from town he was obliged to wait until the next day and ride the distance on