Arizona republican., 1899-09-07
Arizona Day by Day
Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

that in the estimation of the board
Stafford real estate leads the procession
Of valley towns in value and impors-
ance- We now expect a great rush of
purchasers to get hold OF corner lots.
With the large revenue the county will
derive from town property we hope the
& county beard will see the Justice of
( appr0priating something toward street
opening ard culverts in Stafford. as
heretofore all this has been by private
expense Of citizens.-Safford Ari-
: oman.
Some unprincipled thief or thieves
have piundered the resido-ca of J-'hn
Fox, who died q few days ago, men
ton OF which was made in these col
Cnns, says the TCnbst-ne Prospector.
! he guilty parties forced an entrance
iLJ5 the cabin and stole everything of
value, including bedding, utensils pro-
visions, etc, and made good their es-
cape with their i'll gotten plu1der. Jus
Lice Schuster heard two men walking
/ by his home the night of the robbery,
both evidently carrying some bundles,
end he believes now that they were
more other than the thieves The JUS
/ tic states he will prsOnally pay a re
ward for any information leading to
TIE arrest of the house breakers. I
Denis Murphy is in receipt of sew
eTal letters in reference t. the assassl-
natI5n by Yaquis of Andrew Miller and
Jack Remley. Miss Margaret r. Rem
ley writes from HermosfIlo that the
charled bodies CT her bIciher and Mr.
Miller (bufned by the Yaquis after as
sassination) were placed in one box
and buried and cannot be Identified.
She. therefore, asks c0nse1t to have
M7-
those Of her br5ther TO Kansas City.
No, to be inferred in the Remley fam
lily lot in the cemstery there. and suE-
gests that a suitable monument be
erected IL their memory, Cne-half CT
the expense TO be paid by the Masonic
lodge Of Globe. A copy OF a lester
from General Luis e. Tcrres TO Miss
Remiey was also received, giving the
information that Remley and Miller
were warned by the captain Of a de-
tachment Of troops a. Chumpaco,
where they crossed the YaqGi river,
-l5t to proceed farther, as shooting had
been heard in the direction CT Bacum,
and danger IVES aPprehended. There
was also enclosed a telegram from
General Torres to Andy BARTLETT. stat
ing that the remains of Remley and
Miller were buried in the cemetery az
TCIin- Letters were also received in
re-ItiCn to the disposition CT Mr. Nil
ler's property at Hermosillo-Glcba |
Silver Belt.
Flagstaff is nothing if nct progress
sive, says tire COconino Sun. The com
pleGCn Of the water works demanded !
q sewerage system. and d number OF /
enter prising citizens have take1 the |
matter in hand by organizing the Flag /
staff Drainage and Improvement c5ln- |
pany. The officers If the company are I.
Julius Aubtneau president; d. J. /
Brannen, vice president; T. E. Pull |
lam, secretary; George Rabbit, treas
urer.; directors, Julius Aubineau d. J. I
BranCen, J. a. Vail, J. J. Donahue, e /
s. CosE=y. The company p.-rc5ss /
putting in a sewerage system through !
the business portion CT town The |
main line of the system will run ,
through, the alley between Railroad /
and Aspen avenues. The CutleC viii |
be below t-iwn in The River de Flag. /
Other portions of the system will be |
connected by lateT5Gs as needed The /
town council have granted the COM
pany the necessary pCC-n : to proceed |
with the work. An agreement has /
been entered into by the council and |
the company whereby the town can
acquire the control Of the System cn
favorable terms az any tins he town
council n5ly desire. Work en- the |
sewer viii be commenced as soon as
the contract can be let and President !
a ubineau feels corfdent thai it viii
1e completed within Shree months.