Arizona republican., 1899-02-12
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

Ex-Senator Stephen NJ. Dorsey, en-
 gagged in mining in Arizona, arrived at
 the Hollenbeck last night from Denver
 or buSineSS-LCS Angeles Times.
 Attorney Frank B. I4aine visited Ger
 onimo Wednesday. He says that Tues
 day an Apache Indian medicine man
 was murdered 0n the reservation by a
 fellow member of his tribe.-Bulletin
 There was quite fall of snow
 throughout the Gila valley Sunday
 night, which lay on the ground an
 inch deep Monday morning. Since Monday the weather has been moderat-
 ing and is now all that could be de-
 sired.
 R. E. Goodwin of troop B, Rough
 Riders and who was an exceedingly active participator in the scrapping be- fore Santiago, was in town this week. He did not escape the deadly fever. and for some time past has been in the hos pital in Los Angeles.-Yuma Sun.
 Eleven carloads of eastern excursion ists bound for the golden west made several hours of layover in the city to take in the sights of the ancient pu- eblo, and enjoy a taste of it's mild eli mate. The street car line did a rush ing business by reason of the stopOver of the tourists s-Tucson Citizens
 
 r. B. Wright, who has made a first class reputation as prescription clerk during three years service for W. Y. Walton, the Railroad avenue druggist, left last night for Phoenix, where he has accepted a lucrative position in Ben Bears drug store. Mir Wright is not only a irst-class druggist, but he is a gentleman whom to know is to es- teem. The family will remain here for the present.-Albuquerqu Democrat.
 A special from Silver City reports that Tom Darnell, Rough Rider, was shot and killed by A J. Fowler at that place night before last. Darnell, who has quite a reputation as a horseman, and was considered as bad man gen. orally, had made threats to shoot Fowler the first chance he got. Fowl CT hearing this, armed himself and was therefore prepared when he met Darn ell. He fired but one shot, which went true to it's mark and pierced Darnells heart.
 very quiet wedding occurred in Solomonville on Tuesday afternoon last. Jennie Valine, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George H. Kelley, was mar 1ied to MT C. l.. Ra'wlins. No one was present except relatives of the con- tracting parties and two or three in innate friends The bridegroom, Mf. C. L. Rawlirs, is a young attorney who recently came from Missouri to try his fortune in Arizona, and the bride is well and favorably known to most of cur readers, having lived in Arizona for the past ten years. The best l wishes of the Arizonian are extended i to the young couple.
 On Saturday last Superintendent | Colquohoun president of the Arizona | Copper company, telegraphed to the | officers in SolOmonville that cases of l smallpox existed at Morenci and Met i calf and advised that quarantine i be adopted to protect other | points in the county. Sheriff Ben R. Clark immediately conferred with the | members of the board of supervisors !. by telegraph and telephone and as q result he went to Clifton on Monday to adopt such quarantine regulations as might be thought necessary. MT. Clark may be relied on to take all nee essary precautions to prevent the spread of the disease to this valley Bulletin
 EX-Sheriff Robert LeatherW0Od, who has been in Sonora since December 31, as a special agent of the government with reference to the eXtraditiOn of James Temple, who is charged with the killing, in October, of a Mexican, na- tive born of Arizona, returned yester- lay with his, prisoner. There was so much red tape about the matter that MT. Leatherwood had to spend much lime in Guaymas in connection with he eXtradition. Temple, who declined 0 talk on the subject when approach d, was a brakeman on the BensOn-No- gales run at the time of the fatal af- i ray. He was arraigned yesterday in Justice Culver's court and pleaded not guilty. The preliminary hearing will De held next Thursday.-Tucson Star (