Arizona republican., 1899-09-03

bIed horses, among them being the
 magnificent bay stallion Wolsey, a full
 brother of the noted Sunol. l. is an
 interesting bit of history that Robert 1 Bonner, after securing Sunol, offered 1 Gird $40,000 for Wolsey, but the own
 CT not only declined the offer but Ub- 1 solu'-ely refused to put a prics' on the l horse. Two baautful and spirited sons of Wolsey are the leaders in the stylish fOur-.n-hand which Mr Vail loves to drive when at his home in the city.
 Advices from Ell Paso are 10 the ef- feet that J. B. ClaIdy, l prominent
 merchant Of that city, has returned from his jaunt half way ecross the Pa
 cific, says the Tucson Citizen Mr Clardy went to Honolulu to interview
 MT. Monroe. Mir. Monroe was former
 ly in business in Fl Paso. but several
 months ago he skipped between two
 days leaving himself in detr. to Mir
 Clardy to the amount of over S3,000
 Some time ago MT Cla9dy learned that
 MT. Monroe was in business in Homo
 lulu, so he packed his gripsack and went to Honolulu to interview the gen.
 tleman. Now h9 has returned, but he
 refuses to tell anything about the sue cess of his mission
 The petition from Helvetia to the county superintendent asking for the creation of a school district has been returned for correction and as soon as posEi ble school will be established in the thriving mining camp, says the Tucson Star. The petition shows that there are seventy children Of school age residing in the proposed limits of the district. Of this number foI'.y-ona are of Mexican percentage and thirty of AmeIioan birth The showing made by Heivetia as regards the number of school children is good indication of the growth Of ths camp. The school when established premises to be one of the largest in the county outside Of TucSCn.
 Between the hours of a. m. and noon last Wednesday a bold and skull ful burglary occurred in Wilcox, say the Range News Thel houses occupied by Fred Storm and the family Of Peter Metre were token open. Nothing was procured in the Moore residence by the tfisef, as MT. Lean thinks, who is staying there during the absence Cl5 the family. BU'. the villain did procure a valuable watch, a couple of chains, snd soma other articles of value in Af.. Storms house. One of the chains was a present to MT. Storm from his and he naturally held the trim lIet to be valuable above price. The officers have sought diligently for '-he culprit but have been unsuccessful in ending him as yet. It is thought | by many that officers and people in other communities will do well to be | on the lockout fer q hsavy-set indi- ! vidual, smoc'h sh3ve'n and wearing ! suit of blue clothes.
 A novel and dacid:dly Interesting | case is on the docket of the probate eouTIs for Thursday, says the Journal Miner. It is q case wherein Mrs. T. w. Otis has filed a petition to be appointed of the person of Miss June ACy, a Chinese girl B years of age The father Wong To, objects to Mrs. Otis desire and will contest her night, Ms. Otis is anxious to adort this girl, '.uiming neglect on the part of the ather to care and provide for the girl This particular piece of Chinese flesh 5 rated in Mongolian annals as far -bOVe the average in beauty, while Inder the hammer she would sal for t least $1,000 in any Chinese nsarke. The young aInond-eyed beauty, round whose custody an.1 training for he 1utu-e so much interest is mani ested, has attracted considerable at enti0n fn this city whenever she ap- cared on the streets. She is a true ype of oriental blood, petite in form nd yet somewEut preposssssing Her pparel is gaUdy in the extreme, her Sunday clothes being especially of rilliant hue. It is said she is infatu- | ted with ''Malican" ways, and is not : iven the opportunity to shine in . hinese circles that she could if de- q ached. In short she is an expansion It, and is stuck on Uncle Sans ways. he case will be a legal battle from t sginning 10 end, in which Ross & t Sullivan appear for the Chinese fath- T :, while J. H. Jacks will represent C ITS. Otis. Judge Hicks will decide the a lestiCn as to who takes the girl. f
 YOUNG MOTHERS.