Arizona republican., 1899-10-26

A meeting of the gentlemen inter-
/ ested in the organization of an Episco-
pal church in Globe, was held last
week at which T. S. Collins, A. P. Mer-
rift and T. a. Summerskill were elect
ed advisory committee and Alonzc
| Bailey, l.. F. Eggers and William
/ Whalley executive committee Mr.
Bailey was also chosen warden. The
Episcopal ladies also held meeting
| to further the church work. Rev. Mr..
Eastman viii hold services here again
i on the first Sunday in November, when
/ it is expected a permanent church or
! garization will be effected.
/ ella county has a couple of ladies
! who are distinguishing themselves as
! bear hunters. The Silver Belt says:
Word has been received from Pleas
ant valley that during a bear hunt by
Mr.. ]. w. Ellison and party, Misses
Jessie and Denia Ellison carried off
the honors, each of them killing a
bear. Miss Denia especially distin-
guished herself Dismounting from
her horse, she took a short cut on foot
and succeeded in getting within about
ten feet of the bear and killed it with
two well directed shots from her pis-
tol. The bear was a very large one
Miss Denie is now the acknowledged
champion of that neighborhood.
George Morgan, who was arrested
with two others for murder committed
recently at Hooker's Hot Springs
northwest of Wilcox, was brought
into court on writ of habeas corpus.
District Attorney Land and DEPUTY
Sheriff S. r. MulIan accom- anied Nor
gan here from Tombstone, says The
Star. Morgan was allowed his liberty
on bond of S1,500 and immediately
thereafter rearrested. An additional
bond of $4,000 was demanded. Attor-
neys Hereford and Hazard, Morgan's
counsel, caused the matter to BE
! brought before Judge Davis and al :he
sitting yesterday the prisoner was al
lowed to depart on the original bond
of s1,5OO.
Miss Malie de Journette of Kansas
City, and George D. Beaumont, assist
ant agent at the Globe station of the
ella Valley, Globe & Northern rail
road, were married Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Newton Hackney on
South Broad street, Rev. Mr.. McIntiar
of the First Methodist Episcopal church
of Globe officiating. A number of the
personal friends of the groom were
present to witness the interesting GER
emony and extended their congratula-
tions to the happy couple. Miss Jour
nette arrived on the evening train
about three hours before the wedding,
and although tired from the long jour
ney, appeared on the scene smiling and
pretty.-Silver Belt.
Paddy Dwyre, the genial. whole soul
ed gentleman, is dead. The sad event
occurred last Thursday afternoon in
Kingman, where he had made his home
for the past year, says the Mohave
Miner. For years past he suffered
with pulmonary troubles and was
many times at deaths door. but he
bore his Affections with unflinching
fortitude He was born in New York
state fifty years ago, but the greater
part Of his life was spent among the
mining regions of the west. He was
warm hearted and genial and counted
his friends by the thousands. His
His funeral was held from his late resi-
dence and the remains were followed
to the grave by hundreds of sorrowing
friends. May his last sleep be peace
full
Thomas Davis, who was recently ar
rested at Mammoth upon the charge of
peddling without a license, and who
Pima county last Saturday, announces
that he will soon commence suits for
damages upon the charge of illegal ar
rest and false imprisonment against
Sheriff w. c. Truman and other Pinal
county officials. The Citizen says that
Mr. Davis is a commercial traveller,
a clothing house, and can
not be considered a peddler in any
sense of the word Before he went to
Mammoth he had been told that
threats had been made that he would
be arrested as n peddler if he went
there. Before he went to Mammoth he
wrote a letter to Sheriff Truenan, say !
ing that he would hold him legally re- !
sponsible for any acts of his deputies. /
The Brown forgery case now on trial
in Tucson has attracted considera BILE .
from the fact that murder is
incidentally associated with it from 4
certain facts brought to light since the .
matter first came up. This, however, !
is q, Santa Cruz county affair, the in /
cident as has been brought out, hav p:
ing occurred on the border line and in !
that county. If after the present trial, +
the officials of that county want Brown !
they can make the fact known. The /
only witness heard during the afternoon /
was Frank A. Smith. the
Other important wit
nesses are here from outside the
county to testify in the case. At
o o'clock the court announced adjourn
ment of the case to $50 Wednesday
morning. Brown is defended by At
torneys Satterwhite and Lowell and
Hartman. The accused, says the Star,
smoked his cigarette with an indiffer
ent air during the preliminary pro-
of the afternoon and appar-
emily feels confident of acquittal !