Arizona republican., 1898-02-27
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to his stock farm again.
 Jake Webber has resigned as deput. sheriff at Jerome. Jeromeites wan Jeff Davis appointed to the position.
 The Bulletin is of the opinion tha Arizona can furnish all the "colonels' that would be needed in war witt Spain.
 Tucson voted yesterday on levyine school assessment of S4,000 to defray the expenses of the extension of the time of keeping the schools open nine months.
 Put Yaney, formerly of Arizona, is at present located at Canyon City, Alaska, small town located seven miles from Dyea and within five miles of Sheep Camp.
 The grand jury of Coconino county for the March term of the district court of that county will have busi- ness enough for two weeks work. There are now twenty-one persons awaiting their action.
 Julius Aubineau is now the owner of the brick business block on Front street in Flagstaff, occupied at present by the Flagstaff Commercial company The title papers to the property were placed on record few days ago.
 The little 3-year-old daughter of MT and Mrs. Thomas A. Frye died in Flagstaff recently of pneumonia. The parents are now residing in Prescott, MT. Frye having charge of a saw mill in the vicinity of Thumb Butte
 The rapidly increasing population in the east and west ends of Graham county will no doubt cut big pol tical figure next fall. Any ticket which does not give fair representation to these sections will be in danger Bulletin.
 The United States weather bureau hopes to establish regular telegraphic weather station at Flagstaff about the first of July. One or two observers will probably be sent to take obser- vations at regular intervals duirng the whole twenty-four hours of each day.
 G. w. Cheney of Tucson, Joseph Scott of Olive Camp, Pima county, J. s. Tebbetts of Duquesne camp, A. B. Sampson of Tucson, William George of Rosemont and possibly R. R. Rich ardson of Crittenden will be in Phoe- nix Tuesday to attend the miners convention.
 John Carmichael has abandoned the saddle, having employed a man to ride the mail route between Thomas, and Aravaipa, until July 1st, when his contract expires. Charlie Solomon of Solomonville has received the con- tract on this route for four years, be- ginning July next.
 A. c. Bernard, clerk of the board of supervisors, having some weeks ago resigned, his resignation to take effect April 1st, the canvas for the vacancy is already becoming warm. Justice Duffy of Nogales is candidate, as is also William P. B. Field and Lieut. Billy" Powers of this city-Tucson Star.
 There were sixty-five couples at the dance given at Joe Mayors, at Mayer, on Tuesday night, and t.joy was un- confined" from the time darkness set in till Aurora appeared in the morning. Of the number present there were sev- eral from Prescott. An elegant sup per was served to the guests at mid night.-JournalMi
 Arizona cannot do too much adver- Using in her local papers, says the Bulletin. There is not a paper in Ari- Zona but what has frequent calls from the eastern states for sample copies | Many of these letters include request i for "any other literature that will | give information about Arizona. The | local newspaper is invariably regarded 1 as a reflector of the community and town in which it is published
 Billy Bailey, formerly a conductor on the P. & A. c. railroad, and later C n n Ii Saturday on the Sierra railroad in California, which is owned by T. S. Bullock. He was conductor of a l freight train and while riding on the engine it run into an open switch and turned over, catching Bailey under meath it, crushing his life out. De- ceased was well known in this section and was very popular with all who knew him. The news of his death will l be received with feeling of great l sorrow.-Journal-M
 The valorous people of Prescott and vicinity have gone off on a tangent and propose at the first scent of war with the land of Castile and Arragon, to raise a regiment with Col A. o. l Brodie at their head and depart on the fly for the scene of hostilities. We admire patriotism, wherever it is found and if the Yavapai article is true all well and good; but to man up a tree it looks like a grand stand play on behalf of the doughty colonel who possibly wants an office.-Yuma Sun
 A case of more than local interest has been considered in the supreme court by the decision reversing the conviction Of Samrp1 nopna11v of fho Copper Glance in the Huachucas, who was tried in this county. The supreme court reversed the decision and re- manded the case back for a new trial. The appeal hinged on two points which were evidently held by the court to be well taken, in that the lower court refused to allow the consent of a mitigation of the offense, though nerhanS nQt Justification in p11nich