Arizona republican., 1898-09-22

H6dfY IGI IiGUo- MT OuFllS Is dlMGsS a welcome visitor in town, always get ting 9 warm greeting from beth busi- ness and social acquaintances.-Citizen.
 Yesterday was the first day Of exam iEatiOns for entrance to the university A number Of new students appeared and were examined. Many more are expected today, but tomorrow the great rush will come when all Of the old stu denis appear fer registration. Appar- emily all the dormitcries will be crowd ed from the first day. The buildings ! have been cleared, repaired and re- painted and put in first class condition for the new term.-Tucson Star.
 A heavy rain fell in the vicinity of SoIomonville last Saturday evening which will be of incalculable benefit 1 to the stock ranges adjoining the val l ley on the south The San Simon be- came roaring river Sunday ard as 8 result the wagon road between Solo mcnvilie and Stafford has been almost i impossible ever since. A washout oc- cured CT the railroad fifteen miles south of Solomonyille and the south bound train could not get to Bowie un- .i1 Sunday afternoon.-Bullet:n-
 E. s. Dodge, who has a ranch and a boarding house at Oracle, is in the 1 city. His pleasant smile and good spirits indicate that things are going well with him He came in today iron, ] the Allison ranch. four miles out. and says it is expected tine ranch will turn cut S10,G00 worth of products this year.
 The value cf the watermeIons sold this season was 52,000- Water is talk en from the ditch running through Hillside park, west Of the city The Allison ranch is a comparatively new enc, and evidently is destined to be- come one Of the great ranches Of the treasure territory.-Citizen.
 8-r. Bruce, manager of the bureau of | information, received yesterday among other letters, enc from Dr. c. Lester Hail, a leading physician Of Kansas City, in which he wrote that he was convinced that Tucson was the coming iresort for tubercular cases, and another ! from the prominent threat and chest physician. Dr Thomas L. Shearer Of Baltimore, Md, saying that he would be pleased to recommend Tucson MT. Bruce has also received 2 number Cf letters from railroad people, one from Mir. T. II. Goodman. general passenger sagent of the Southern Pacific railroad, was at considerable length, and ex- pressed 2 special pleasure aI the inau- guTatio1 of this bureau--Star-
 Sunday morning Arthur Finerty. a lone-legged gambler and sport who has been around Bisbee for several months. and who was released at the last term of the district court on account of the witnesses in the murder case against him not being found, hired team and buggy from the c. K. stables, stating that he wanted to go to La Morita. When he arrived he at once proceeded
 to fill up On mescal and put his horses in soak for 5hir5y-six Mexican dollars. He then pawned the buggy and harness for ninety Gcbies. Shortly afterward he stole siX-sh0oter, a saddle, Q Win chester and one Of the horses he had soaked and started toward the San Der
 nardino ranch The authorities here were notified and 9. telephone message
 was sent to Deputy Sheriff John Slaughter to stop the man if he arrived
 there In about two hours a message was recelvsd from Slaughter stating that he had the man. but that he would tel no tales, as he had been killed. From the me2geF reports at hand IL
 seems that Emery had already passed
 the San BerE2rdino ranch before the message arrived. Slaughter at once started in pursuit and soon overlook his man, commanding him to throw up
 his hands. Finerty refused and a. the
 same time made a move to pull his
 gun. Slaughter was too quick for him,
 and fired first, killing Finerty instant
 ly. Coroner Williams, with jury
 left Monday morning fer the scene of
 the killing, about forty-fve miles from
 here, but up to the hour Of going to 1 had rI
 them.-Bisbee Orb.