Arizona republican., 1898-05-13
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 The Prescott papers are strong |
 their praises of their fire chief, w. .
 Mulvenon.
 The ease of T. B. Johnston, charge
 with an attempt to kill George Spin
 dler. was ignored by the grand jury a
 Bisbee.
 Young Mosher yesterday had hi
 preliminary examination at Prescott
 before Justice Campbell and was hell in the sum of $1,0O0 to appear befor the grand jury.
 Yesterday was Miss Helen Burmis ter's birthday, and she was the recipi ent from her brother of a very hand some little cart and set of new har- ness.-JournalMiner.
 If some of those eastern people who talk so much about the heat in Ari- Zona could see the Mexican inhabi- tants of Jerome wearing fur overcoats in May they might be persuaded that it is not so awfully warm in Arizona after all.
 There are no less than five brides which have arrived in BisDee during the past month and in every case the young woman has come from an out side state What is the matter with the Bisbee girls? We would like to know.-Orb.
 Judge Davis writes that the calen- dar for the present term of court at Tombstone is quite voluminous, and that he will be kept on "a rush for some time. He will not be able to reach Tucson before the morning of the 25th, on which date the Copper Queen case is set
 The News has changed from a morn ing to an evening paper on account of there being no night service over the U. " & P. telegraph line. We will continue to give our readers the latest telegraph news from the seat of war, and will make an effort to cover the local field more closely. News.
 Constables Elder and Allen of Je- rome run in' two vags yesterday. One of them is supposed to be wanted in Yuma for attempted murder. He will be photographed and the picture sent to Yuma for identification. They will be punished at Jerome for steal ing the lunch buckets Of shelter em- ployes.
 The Bisbee public school children are contributing their nickels and dimes for the purpose of assisting in the building of battleship to take the place of the Maine. This vessel is to be called the American Boy. The school children of the United States are to raise the money for this pur- pose.
 It was a year ago today that Par ker, and two other prisoners escaped from the county jail and the former shot and killed Lee Norris. It looks as though justice will soon be meted out to this cold-blooded murderer. He still preserves his nonchalance and self composure, and looks forward calmly to his fate.-Journal-Miner.
 A Mexican whom Officer Graham of Bisbee was taking to jail on Saturday evening, broke and ran when near the round house. Graham pursued his prisoner and fired three shots at him, the third bringing the Mexican to the ground He was then placed in the city calaboose. The wound made was only slight scalp one, but sufti- cient to have him remember it for some time.
 Peter O'Leary, who has been in the employ of the army at Whipple as blacksmith for the past three years, left Prescott Monday morning for Chickamauga, where he will join the army of invasion, and go to Cuba to do the mule shoeing and re- pairing for the boys in blue MT O'Leary has had experience in this line, having served in a similar capac- ity during the civil war.
 Alberta Najar came to Prescott yes- terday morning, showed where a bull let had pierced his clothes and said that Angel Sanchez had shot at him. He swOre out a warrant for Sanchez. Deputy Davis went out to Chaparral and found that Sanchez had two bull let holes in his breast, where Najar had shot him. Sanchez stated that he did no shooting; that Najar shot at him five times with A caliber revol- yer, four times with 32 caliber re- volver and four times with a Win chester; that two of the A caliber pistol bullets took effect in his breast. Deputy Davis arrested the wounded man and brought him to town last evening. He is the Mexican who stole Capt Anderson's horse about a year ago. The man who sworei out the warrant left town after doing so- Courier.
 While out cn the desert about four miles from Owls Head yesterday Su- pervisor SamanIego met with a pain ful accident. He had gone out with Dr. Purcell and another man to wit ness a roundup, all being on horse back. The doctors saddle girth had loosened and when he dismounted to tighten it, his horse began rearing, finally breaking away. MT. Samani- ego, who is fine rider, started. in pursuit, but it was a long time before he overhauled the runaway and las seed him. Mir. Samaniego's horse be- gan bucking and the girth loosening afn TN:toho od tO