Arizona republican., 1899-10-09
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/ were at once teIegrap Pied of his death
/ and they wired back to have the body
embalmed ard sent to them. Gfvans
! has been in the territory for several
years, although not long in one place.
He WAS interested in mines and cattle.
Mr. Weston Of San Diego, Cal. is
! now superintendent Of the plant g: the
+ Kingman Ice. Illuminating and Water
/ company. He is an expert in the man
ufscture c; Ice having supeIlnts nded
! the construction CT and operated ma
chines in many states CT the Union
Since taking t;-3d CT this p,ant he has
revised the plans Of operation and is
producing double the amount of ice
] made at any time during the season.
Kingman Miner.
/ Daniel Pipl1in and William Rapier
alias William Walters. alias "Bronchu
( Bill" were arraigned before Judge
! Crumpacl1er under Indictments re-
! turned by the United States grand
! jury on the charge OF robbing United
j States mails. They pleaded not guilty.
3. S. Rodey appeared for Walters.
/ Judge II. 3 Hamilton OF FL Paso will
/ defend Pipl<in. The cdses were con-
tinued until the spring term Of court.
Journal Democrat.
last evening a quiet Wedding took
place in Tombstone, says the ProsDec-
/ tor, in which Angus ArbucIa and Mrs
Clara Moore were Joined in the holy
bonds of matrimony, Justice A. T
Shuster officiating. The couple are
well known Cochise county residents
/ The groom is popular Bisbaeite who
! formerly resided in Tombstone and
has legions Of friends, the bride is also
highly respected and can lay claim to
a large circle of friends.
H c. Hitchcock CT Globe. Grand
Master I. o. o. 7. George Mint, grand
secretary. and Emil Marks, grand rep
resent2tive, arrived yesterday on a
visit 10 the Tombstone lodge CT Odd
Fellows. The party were received and
entertained BY members of the local
/ lodge and made many acquaintances
and friends about town. Tho grand
officers viii make tour CT the terri
tory on a visit ID the sixteen subordi>
nate lodges and have hOn0red Tomb
stone by making this place their
starting point The party left for Bis
bsp today.-Prospe ctor.
Cora Narcotic was the complaining
witness in q petty ofense case in Jus
tee SCOTS court late yesterday after
noon, says the Tucson Citizen. One of
! the Witnesses. q woman, was rash
enough to give testimony unfavOrable
to The prosecution and the impulsive
Cora did then and there make an as
sauIt upon her with her umbrella. Jus
tice Scott had her arrested upon the
charge of contempt of court and ar
raigned Immediately. He opined that
the dignity Of the court had been dam
aged to the amount OF So. Cora paid
the SO and WAS released.
Friday eyc1:ng was the final wind
up" Of the NCgales fiss5a fer 1899. In
this connection the Oas.s feels it in
cumbent tC compliment Conn & Weeks.
the concessicnaires, for the supe-b
management they have manifested and
the grand success they have made OF
the fiesta in hc2Cr Of Mexican indie
pepdence this year. Never b2fOre
were preparations made upon 50 8 and
a scale, and usver has Che performance
come so fully 10 = anticipation. The
gentlemen of the firm and their ener-
getic 'maycIdom0." Nj. Frank y.
Main have scored a success OF which
they may well be proud.
Tuesday morning the train from
Benson found upon the uac1 about a
unknown man who had been run over
by the train going north the night be-
fcre. Engineer Norton stopped his
train as quickly as possible but was
not able tC come to a stands-iH until
the train had again passed cver the
remains " hcn he first saw it Merton
noticed that the trunk was headless.
The remains. which were badly mutt
lated, were brought into NogaIss and
turned over to the authorities. Justice
James B. Mix impannelIed cor-- eI' 5 (
jury, which isoJsnd verdict in accord |
ance with the facts here related.
The Gilstnp brothers. viii aud
Frank, who formerly resided in Pres {
colt. seem to have struck a bonanza
il their newspaper venture. the Eu- /
gene, Oregon, Register They are get !
ting out an eight page weekly paper |
which is hsim full CT general and 10
cal news, while It's advertising columns I
furnish a good index tc a prosperous .
town. as well as being remunerative (
TO the newspaper proprietors. A f1a- |
lure Of the paper is the extraordinary |
amount of final pr3Cf notices from the /
land office which the paper contains /
There is a greater average number OF |
them in each issue than the aggregate /
issued from the Prescott land Office in |
six months.-JournaI-Miner.
An accident which viii probably !
prove fatal occurred in the railroad .
Yards today, says the Prescott Journal
Miner. A Mexican had seated himself I
under car while a crew was engaged |
n switching in she yards. The engine
ran against q string of ears standing
}n the siding, when the wheels passed
over both legs CT the man. cutting his
light one eff completely and leaving
he other hanging by mere shrnds. NJ
Pagan. who witnessed the accident,
allied his driver and placed the wound
I'd man in a wagon and took him TO
he Sisters shospital, but it is not
.hought that he can live While his
lano could not BE- learned, he is said
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