Arizona republican., 1899-10-28
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value or bring terror to the minds and
! hearts of slayers is the question
Troubles never come singly. but a
/ Wilcox family has recently suffered
unusual affection The News says:
Mrs H F. Knowler left recently for
Junction City, Kansas, to see her sis
ter, who. unfortunately. died before
! Mrs. Knowler's arrival In a single
! day there We're received by Mr. Knowl-
er kilograms announcing the death OF
his brother and cousin and Mrs. Know
ler's sister. Mr.. and Mrs. hnowIer
have the sympathy of the entire com
munity in their bereavement.
Graham and Cochise county Off
Gals are hard after the horse thief
fraternity. The Range News says:
Tom Keith of Wilgus was yesterday
placed under $500 bonds by Judge Mich
OILS for alleged stealing of a horse be-
longing to H c. SEVERN. ]. r. David
son, a man who never countenances
wrongdoing, was the chief witness. The
horse was recovered. Two men were
apprehended by Constable Alvord asst
urday on a telegram from the Turtle
Cattle company of Morenci. They are
accused of horse stealing and a reward
of 800 was offered for their arrest.
The Bonita school opened last week
under the direction of Miss Mabel
Wood, an accomplished young lady of
San Francisco. Miss Kathryn Week,
who had been employed to teach this
school, came as far as Tucson on her
way to Bonita. There young Lochin-
var, in the person of a gentleman from
Bisbee, met her and carried her off into
the state of matrimony, leaving the
ROriIta school without
To prevent a similar misfortune in flu
ture Judge Wood has exacted from the
new lady teacher a solemn pledge that
she will not marry before the end of
the current school terrn.-Willcox
News
1t was not exactly a scoop for the
energetic undertaken who drove to the
Barrio Libre district on Tuesday night
for a subject, says the Tucson Star. He
found the subject to be alive, though
it was a narrow escape. The expected
victim was handling 4 revolver and
some one caught it, when the gun
went off. The deadly missile merely
grazed the scalp. An alarm was given,
hence the coming of a dead wagon.
E. c. Bartlett of Tucson has arrang-
ed for the construction OF a building on
the site Of the Grand View hotel, burn
ed some months ago il the big fire at
Jerome. w. W. Wilson has made the
plans.-Star.
Wednesday morning at an early hour
Dr. A. c. Jones died at his residence
on South Fifth avenue after two years
illness, though most of the time able
to act professionally, says the Tucson
Star. Deceased had resided in Tucson
since 1897. He came here from Colo
Shrine HI OraCtHnnf
of the National Homeopathic associa-
ton. He was Mason in good standing
and also a member of the Eiks. DR..
Jones was % years of age. a wife and
three children mourn his loss. Drf.
Jones resided for some time in Kansas
City and st. Louis where he was quite
well known. He received his medical
education in Chicago and Louisville.
Referring again TO the base ball stu
alton it appears the FL Paso team fell
to pieces as rapidly as it vas first or
ganized. The Tucson Citizen says: (
The aggregation of ball players that
was gotten together at Ell Paso several !
weeks ago for the purpose of beating |
he Tucson team became disorganized |!
after the last series ut FL /
Paso. Bert Dunn, the crack pitcher for /
he alleged Ell Paso team, came TO this
city today and will make Tucson his
permanent home. 1t was also stated
hat First Baseman Davis, Second
Baseman Brown and Third Baseman
Lamkin, all of the defunct Eel Paso
cam, viii arrive in this city tomorrow
md will also make their permanent
ZONES here. These four men were the
pest four ball players in the recent Ell
2aso team.
a man came near bleeding to death
lear Kfngman recently without know
ng it. The Mohave Miner says: "W.
\. Neal met with an accident at Phe-
ans slaughter house Thursday even
ng that came near costing him his life.
He was assisting in dressing a beef
nd in removing the skin from one OF
he animals legs the sharp knife slip
ed through the skin and struck him
cross the inside of the right knee,
utting through his clothing and in
letting painful wound. 3Ir. Neal did
OF think the cut was serious and cor
inucd working until five bccves had
cen dressed. when he found lIis right
cot was full of bleod- lie WAS driven
D town at once and Dr. Flynn called
L IT was found that an artery in the
ght leg had been severed and Neal
as very weak from loss of blood He
now getting along nicely and VIII
g around again in week"