Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-08
Arizona Day by Day
Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

n. o. Murphy, governor of Arizona,
has written his acceptance OF the lnVl-
tation TO be present at the Free Harbor
jubilee in this city April 27.-Los An
geles Times.
G. II. La Bertue. accompanied by his
wife. came up from Phoenix yesterday
to spend the summer, says the Courier.
He has property interests here and is
an old-time Prescott printer.
The fellow who paid Prescott col
lector a gilded five-cent piece for a
five-dcllar gold piece is known, and
he had better proceed to produce the
remaining $4.95.-Prescott Courier.
Miss Mabel Genung, one of the best
and most patriotic young ladies in Ari-
IONA. has sent in i've dollars for the
Captt William O'Neill volunteer
monument fund. says the Prescott
Courier
1t was reported on the street this
afternoon that another attempt at sui
eide was made this afternoon. The
person alleged 20 have made it was a
woman living en- Granite street, and
the article used in the attempt lauda-
mum. The woman is still alive.-Jour-
nal-Miner.
Sheriff Wakefield returned last night
from Pantano where he went to look
for the men who held up two Mexicans
and robbed them Of considerable mon
ey. The sheriff found that four men
were held there but the two men he
wanted were not among their number.
The men were discharged and Sheriff
Wakefield returned to Tucson. 1t is
not likely that the robbers will be cap
1ured as the rains washed their tracks
away and no trace of them could be
found. A lookout is being maintained
and the robbers may be taken in later
on.-Tucson Citizen.
Dan Genung, who was in town today
from Stanton. says that mining is quite
active there. T. E. Peery is still run
ming the Yavapai company's stamp
mill under lease, and is obtaining good
results. He has made two clean-ups
since starting to work the ore, both of
which were very satisfactory, obtain
ing over $22 per ton in geld. Mr.. Ge-
nung is working a Calm on the west
side of Rich Hill working the ore in
an arastra with splendid results. There
are quite a number of other properties
being worked, notable am'cng them be-
ing the Johnson mine.-JCucnal+Mine
Tuesday City Attorney Rochester
Ford had warrant issued for the ar
rest OF Etienne Tapie, the proprietor of
the saloon on the corner OF Camp and
Church streets. The charge was SelnnS
liquor without a city license. The de-
PENDANT was represented by Thomas
Bor.en. and a jury being waived, the
city recorder tried the case and gave
judgment against the defendant, and
sentenced him to pay a fine OF S25, and
in default of payment to Be imprisoned
one day for every dollar of said fine.
The defendant gave bond for appeal
and proceeded to reopen his saloon
Two more warrants were issued for his
arrest, and the process will be repeated
for each days opening of his saloon,
and no doubt the same penalty will be
imposed as in the first case. This will
be continued each day until the case
is finally disposed of, and should the
case be decided by the district court in
favor CT the city, the defendant will
have a good many fines to pay, and the
city will be that much the richer in its
treasury. 1t appears the defendant APP
piled for a city license, but was refused
on the grounds that his place was
nuisance, as a protest against it's ex-
istence had been filed with the city re-
corder. The proceedings are interest
ing and the final decision will be look
ed for with interest.-TucsOn Star