Arizona republican., 1899-09-06

! shaken by blast, he was too SLOW
! in getting out OF the way and con
sequently got caved on, breaking sew.
eral ribs and smashing him up gener.
ally. He lived about half an hour. De-
ceased was about 80 years of age and
unmarried.
A. v. Grosetta, manager of the local
opera house, has returned from Bisbee
where he perfected arrangements for
the excursion from Tucson to Bisbse in
honor of the concert which will be Civ
en- at Bisbee next Thursday by the ia
nous Juvenile band of this city, gays
the Citizen. This band is noted all
over the southwest as being the most
phenomenal band composed Of juvenile
musical prodigies that was ever heard
in the territory.
A. NJ. Franklin met with an accident
on Pennington street near Court street
at o'clock this afternoon, which will
necessitate his remaining indoors for
several days, says the Tucson Citizen.
Mr., Franklin's bicycle became entang-
led with the disused street car tracks
and he was thrown to the ground. His
left ankle was turned and several CT
the igaments were torn, but no bones
were broken and the injury was more
painful than serious.
Daniel Green. the stepson of Adolph
Bail was found dead in his room yes
terday morning, says the Tucson Star.
He had been i'll several days. Deceased
was aged about % years. He was a
native of California and for the last
seven years was an employee of Balls
bottling works. Funeral today at S
o'clock from the family residence,
East Alameda street. Young Green
was a member of the fire department
and that body will attend the funeral.
Chris Thielan. machinist who has
been employed in the railroad shops
here for the past month, died very sud-
denly about 10 O'Clock this morning at
his room, says the BisBee Orb His
kge was about A.. He Is said to have
relatives in Chicago and to havs
worked in several Of the railroad shops
through the southwest An inquest in
the case Is being held as we go to
press. no evidence having yet been Civ
en az to the cause of death or other
particulars In the case.
Yesterday. afternoon Dr., w. M.
Claypool assisted by Drs. T. s. Collins
and s. B. ClaypoOl amputated the left
leg of Josie Moody, IA years OF age.
suffering from virNlent cancer locat-,
taken OFF above the knee the operation
Offering the only chance of saving the
ehild's life. She stood the operation
heroically and there is reason to hope
for her complete recovery. Josie is
the ward OF c. W. Allen, at whose
home the operation was performed -
Globe Silver Belt
Supervisor ]. G. Oldfeld visited Sol
omonYille last week and conferred with
the. supervisors of Graham county in
relation to the assessment of the CHR
icahua Cattle company, whose cattle
had all been listed in Graham, while
a portion of them range in this county
and should be assessed here. says the
Globe Silver Belt Mr. Oldfield sue
ceeded in establishing Gila ecunty's
claim, and 2 900 head of cattle belong
ing to the Chiricahua company as
sessed for! taxation in Graham, have
been transferred to the assessment. roll
Of ella county.
? "a project is under way for the or
ganization of a. bank in Globe to be
known as the Bank otf ella County.
Its capital will be S25. 900 of which s23.-
600 Dis already subscribed. The names
of ]. N. Porter, F. w. Westmeyer and
S. A. Parnell as the largest subscrib-
ers are an assurance of the solidity
and success of the enterprise, It is
being promoted by Adolph Jacobs 1t
is surprising that such an institution
has not been started here long ago, as
there are few better fields Cor bank
than Globe. It is safe to predict that
it will have $4,000 in deposits inside
Of three months, and the chances for
gilt edge investments in ella county
are good.-Silyer Belt.
The examination of Joseph Deiro.
charged with the murder of Jeise Gar
ella, closed last evening abruptly upon
The motion bsifng made by District At
eorhey Land that the accused be dis
charged, says the Bisbee Orb. Mr.. Land
stated IN connection with this motion
that no evidence had been adduced
which would. Justify the examining
Justice IN Holding Deifo to answer be-
fore the district court, the new evil
dence in the case proving mere hear
say The Witnesses produced in addi-
ton to these who testified before the
coroner did not really know anything
which could be considered. OF value, |
and any further action in the case
promised only to put the county to a |
very considerable expense without any
9ompensating benefit to the csmmun- |
ity.
A writer in the Los Angeles Times
says Permanganata @cf potassium |
comes the nearest to being an absolute |
.nddote for rattlesnake poison and L /
ely upon the medical profession, those !
II whom have taken the pains to Ia
1esugate, to bear me out In my asser-
ion A lady near Fort Worth, Texas, |
while wedding in her garden, was Bit /
en- by monster ground RATHER. She |
vas brought to town, distance of |
our miles, by which time her arm WAS
Iwol1en to- her shoulder She was snf- |
ering intense physical pain and the
fleet on her mind was most hcrrify- /
ng. A hypodermic injection of two
,r,ains Of the permanganate, together
With local applications of the. same to
he wounds. inflicted by the fangs OF t
he reptile, gave almost instans relief
md She returned to her home three +
lours later feeling none the worse for
yer experience