Arizona republican., 1899-10-17
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

Rafael Fierros, who was indicted for smuggling and released upon bail, but
 who jumped his bail and was called in
 the United States court several days
 ago, was captured at NogaIeS yester- day He was brought to this city and Was arraigned this afternoon.-Tucson Citizen.
 No news has yet been received of the missing pr. w. c. Wunschow, whom, 1t is believed, was murdered in Sonora. Consul DarneH of Nogales, Sonora, up on appeal of the missing mans wife, has written to Governor Ortiz of So- nora on the subject and requested in formation as to what action the au- thorities of that state will take.-No- gales Vidette.
 The subject for debate at the meet ing of the AriZonians last night was 'Resolved, That senators should be elected by a popular vote" The speak CTS for the affirmative side were Ado!ph Nicholson and Sol H. Drachman. Those for the negative were Prof. Woodward of the university and MT. Buehring, The judges were Mott E. Guild, Charles Strauss and Ralph w. Pittock. The decision of the judges was in favor of the negative, but a majority of the
  as favoring the affirmative.-Tucson Citizen.
 Pearl Hart is till in parts unknown. The conductors of the two passenger trains and other railroad officials say that there is no chance of her escape. The belief is therefore prevalent that her confederate had horses in waiting and both are now in Mexico, says the Tucson Citizen. Pearl is said to have had a snug sum of money with her. Her friends frequently sent her money with which to buy cigarettes and other suXuries and she saved some of this She also had her photographs on sale and is reputed to have sold scores of them, the most of them for 50 cents apiece. Therefore she must have had enough money when she left to pay her expenses until she could get with her friends. when no doubt she will lack for nothing.
 District Attorney Cooper and Sheriff Wakefield are weaving a mass of evil dence around J. c. Brown which bids fair to convict him of the charge of murder, says the Tucson Citizen. Der rvs two trunks and satchel arrived from Nogales today and Were searched by District Attorney Cooper in the presence of the prisoners attorneys, Satterwhite and Lowell. They will be used as evidence when Brown is placed on trial in the local United States court upon the charge of forgery. When the case arrives at such stage that it is deemed eXpxedient to change the charge from forgery to murder the case will be removed to the district court at Nogales. Derry's body has been exhumed. but it will not be brought here as was at first intended. ] It will be retained at Nogales and will ] not be submitted in evidence until the | trial of the murder charge is reached i
 Doe Gamble, bartender at the Le- | gal Tender saloon. quarrelled with Will l liam Fogarty in the Legal Tender last ! night and finally Gamble pulled q re- | volver and shot at Fogarty twice, says ! the Tucson Citizen. One bullet missed 1 and one passed through Fogarty's left i hand. The wound is not serious and | the men cooled down and made uD [ their differences Immediately after the | shooting. Fogarty refused to prose cute Gamble, but he was arrested upon he charge of shooting within the city limits. He was bailed out by friends and at 10 o'clock this morning he pa1d Justice Scott fine of $25 and was dis charged.
 Parties who contemplate going out pear hunting in this section should use utmost caution ill aseertaining what hey are shooting at. says the Holbrool Argus. It developed in a case last week that several McXicans were at a bear south of Pinedale ast winter and it turned out to be an Aztec COW. The parties were arrested and tried at this term of court and all convicted of the crime of grand lar ,cny and sent to Yuma. There seems -o be many a hybrid running at large ln the range, which, when shot at, will transform itself into a