Arizona republican., 1899-08-23

his son, pr. w B. Prrcell.-Tucson
 Star.
 Gulford Hathaway, who knows all . nbout cid timers, says that the late R.
 '. Harrington did not come to A1izona
 with the G0vsrnor Goodwin LaI.y, but
 a little later on. There is a dilapi- dated log house on the east side of the , old P. & A. c. railroad track Hath ! away says Mir. Burlington built that
 house in 1864@2nd was married in it.
 PrescO.c COurie-.
 John Howard and wife life Prescott i Saturday morning for Converse. Ind. where they wiA reside in future. says
 q Prescott paper. The judge is one of the original -Hassayampas, and has as
 many warm personal Friends ns any
 man in Arizona. He has filled many
 positions Of public trust during his
 long stay in Prescott, and has the best wishes of all Arizonians wherever he
 gOss.
 Steve Russell, the defaulting bar ! keeper of the Pabst saloon, owing to good detective work on the part of the
 sheriffs office people, has been arrest
 ed n Los Angeles, says the Prescott Courier. On Saturday Che following telegram was received from Chief of Police Glass of Los Angeles: Sheriff
 Munds, Prescott: Steve Russell ar
 rested. Acknowledges h-s identity. Mail nsa at once exemplifsd copies Of complaint and warrant and come fAr man as soon as possible with requisi- ti5n.'
 Charles IT. Moore. grand chancellor of the Knight Of Pythias of the ilris- afictfon of Arizona, has been Spending
 the week here. He is making tour cf ! Arizona. visiting in his official capac-
 ity the various K. P lodges. Wednes,- day Light he visited Mountain lodge
 No 15. MT. Moore du1ing his stay here was entertained by the members i Of Mountain lodge and he is now the i poSsesor of a number of side degrees conferred uDon him during his stay i Sum (FNagStaf).
 1 The beard net yesterday afternoon
 to make the appointment of the sue i cessor 10 Sheriff Fairchild. says the i CocCninO Sun. There Were two apE'i- cants for the office. Under Sheriff J. ! W. Francis. and James A. Johnson.
 deputy sheriff at Williams The choice i Of the board was Mir Johnson. who i filed his bond and entered upon his
 duties at once. Jim Johnson is one : of the popular young democrats of | Williams and has the requisite abili
 to make an excellent official and under. his direction the office will Ge iud3c- fcusly managed.
 Out in one of the lumber camps south of town the lumbermen have pet
 coyote says the Williams News. The animal. which at first came around the camps in search of something to eat. was by repeated kindnesses Cn the rart
 of the men, soon made to know that they meant him no harm. Every nan in camp sees 10 it that his wolf ship is well fed. while the brute has become so tame as to make himself q privileged Character around the camps and as domesticated as any of the dogs
 T. E. Pollock, vice president Of the Arizona Central bank. was iu town this week ard completed arrangements l for the opening of .braEch of the ! Arizona Central bank in this city. says the Williams News, which will be ready fer business by the 10th Of Sep tenIber. Neither MT. Pollock nor the moneyed institution he represents | needs any introduction to .he people of | Williams. for their many qualities of l merit are too we'll known to need ! further mention. The coming of such | an enterprise means much for the town ard also gives the town q credit at home and abroad which argues well | for the upward growth of Williams.
 Pete Miller foreman for J. Caufman was up from Peach springs q few days ago and relates the fact of the falling of a Large meteor in that section of tine world MT. Miller says that one night about two weeks ago, just after all the men had retired and while they were lying in their beds talking, the heavens in the northwest were lighted up by q brilliant light by what looked to them to be q failing star. Shortly after the second meteoIic display, deafen- ing report was heard. and it came with such distinctness that he himself and men thought the engine at the iuGnD house abGrt One-half mile had eXplod- ed and none Wefe satisfied tlIat il was not till after they had gone and inves- igated.-Willialns News
 A correspondents at San Bernardino sends the Times the following account of an incident which occurred in Los | Angeles one day during ..he late N. E. A. convention. 4 lady from Arizona boarded down town trolley car in with her Little J-year-Old son, whom she placed on the seat be- I side her. Presently the car became | crowded however, md she took the ! little fellow on her lap to make room | for an older person. Then she ex- plained to him in a low tone why she | did it. and gave him 1icIe advice about courtesy in street cars. The boy looked thoughtful for 9 fsw mo- e ments later, and then glancing toward V ! stranger who entered the car, sad c -o his mother, much to her emb2rrass- V nent: Mamma, there's a gentleman Q who has no seat. Shall I giTa him fl mine?' p
 The jury in the W.H:2Tn Shultz case, ! + lfter being cut from p. m. Friday 70 ! ! 10 D. m. Saturday, brought in a yer let of guilty Cf the cknrge of man . slaughter, says the Courier Shultz