Arizona republican., 1899-04-22

Vs. Frank Smith, who has been charg-
 ed with embezZlement, returned to
 court at II D. m. Tuesday and reported
 that they were unable to agree. The
 probabilities are that the case will go
 over to the next term.-Tucson Star.
 Yesterday the evidence in the di : vorce case of Thomas Gregory vs. Dora Gregory, was taken in the office of
 Charles BIsnman attorney for the
 plaintiff, before the clerk e the court as referee. The testimony and report were filed with Judge Davis in the af- ternoon, who took the case under ad- Visement.-Tucson Star.
 Our last issue contained an article from the pen of the veteran prospector John D. Emersleg, and almost simul- taneously with the appearance of the paper came the news of the contribu- tors death. MT. Emersley was greatly enfeebled by age. He had some val ua5le claims in Dos CabeZaS district and had just bonded these for a sum which would have placed him in good circumstances when the news came. He was one of the old-timers in the camp and will be greatly missed.- Arizona Range News.
 Captain w H. McKittrick arrived Thursday morning from Bakersfield, Cal, and was accompanied out to his ranch by J. B. Parks. He announced the intention Of holding his steers for better prices Captain McKfttrick is one of the few men in California who have actually profited by the drought With four sections of land in alfalfa and abundance of water for irrigation, he was in a situation to reap the ad-' vantage of the great advance in hay. If frost does not injure his trees he will also have more fruit than he will know what to do with.-ArizOna Range News.
 s. P. Clark of the Ford hotel in Phoenix came up this morning for the purpose of looking over this section with a view of establishing a summer resort at some convenient place. His purpose is to build log cabins similar to mountain resorts in some of the eastern states. The conditions he wants is timber to build these log cab ins of and standing timber for shade, plenty of water far domestic purposes and good mountain scenery. John Lawle.' will accompany him to num- Der of places. They left this afternoon for Iron springs to look over that country Spruce mountain, the Sen ator country and other places will be visited also before definite location is made. It is MT. Clarl1's intention to have the place established ready for occupancy of summer tourists this year.-Journal-Miner
 In the marble yard of Jones & Go. l stands monument on which is in scrTbed: John B. Allen, born 1S18 Died 1899. Territorial treasurer six years, 1865 to 1871. Mayor of Tucson two terms. A man without an en- emy' The block of stone was ordered by MT. Albert Steinfeld on account Of i ZeckendOrf & O., with whom MT AL len had had close business relations l for many years, and it is their appre- 1 ciatiCn of, his remarkable honesty of | character that inspired the testimon- | ial MT. Allen lives in Tucson, and is 1 often, seen on the streets, but for a long time he has suffered excessively | from an abcess in the ear which is likely to cause his death at any time. The old gentleman's friends are legion | and some time ago he expressed a de- sire to be buried next to certain one i of them, which wish will be sacredly l observed but it is hoped that the day f0l its fulfllment may be yet long de- 1 layed.-Tucson Citizen.
 There is a warm time promised the | west end fremen on the Southern Pa cific this summer. The heat in the vii cinity of Yuma, Arizona, is almost un- | bearable, and by the time it gets thor | oughly hot down in that country there | will be sixteen big engines dCing the | work that twenty-seYen little engines | have been doing heretofore. In con VeTsatiOn with a fireman on that end l yesterday he said: ''It will be next to | impossible to do the work Sixteen big l engines wil be required to do the work | that twenty-seven small engines have been dCing. This means, of course, much longer trains and a great deal i hardsr work. Such work on the part of | the rail1oad company is the cause of | the demand being made for an in crease of wages. I know of a great many hremen who are preparing to spend the summer in a cooler climate. Our demand upon them, in the face of facts, seems very mild and it should be granted without much hesitation ' -El Paso Herald.
 It is surprising what a number of trusted employees of the house of l.. Zeckendorf & Co. have graduated. and who in turn have branched cut suc- cessfUlly in Tucson. The list is large and speaks well for the big firm which now employs upwards of thirty clerks and heads of departments. As school of instruction in business chan nels the house of Zeckendorf & Co. seems to be in line With the educa- tional institutions. Here is a list of graduates who are engaged in business in this city: w E. Felix, dry goods, etc; Harry and Nose Drachman, shoe