Arizona republican., 1899-10-24
Arizona Day by Day
live News Taken from Territorial Exchanges

The annual tournament of the Ari-
IONA Sportsmen's association viii be
heJ1 in Tucson January next.
Edward Casey and Beatrice McRea
of Los Angeles We're married in Yuma
Wednesday evening. October IS
\ desolate woman, commonly called
Georgia. committed suicide at Hedges
recently by an overdose of morphine
Deputy Collector of Customs Behan
was taken suddenly i'll last MonIay AMI
has since been confined to his room.
He is slowly improving, however, and
viii soon be out again.-Yunla Sun
Jim Young. the colored gentleman
whose arrest was mentioned last even
ing. was held over under $500 bond to
answer the charge of smuggling. Mr..
Young in default of bail is q guest OF
the II otel de White.-TOnbstone Pros
pecsor.
John Gandclfo is now receiving and
putting in place the furniture for his
new hotel. When the furniture is all il
Mr.. Gandolfo will have one of the neat
est and most attractive little hotels in
the territory. He expects to be ready
for business within thirty days.-1unla
Sun
A most unexpected discovery of nat
ural gas has just been made by Col. T.
Brooks and o. H. Willis in the village
of Yuma. The strongest escape of gas
appears in the partly overlooked banks
saE the Colorado river on the north side
Just below the hotel. The Sentinel says
that the ground has been located and
scientific examination will be made
Immediately TO determine the nature
OF the gas.
A wild animal of some kind. sup
posed to be a mountain wolf, passed
through the eastern edge of Prescott
Saturday. He was pursued by a score
of dogs of all ages and breeds. who
loade Il fearful cutlery. In a few hours
a number of the dogs came limping
home, some of them badly mangled.
The Journal-Miner says from the ap-
pearance of their injuries the animal
whatever it was, must have been of
large size.
W. c. Miller received u letter from
DR. r. A. Misch of PaysOn. says the Je-
ROME Reporter, regarding the identity
of a man who died at that point on Oc-
tober ). The doctor seems to think
that the deceased left a family at Je-
rome. The description is meager il the
extreme, but it appears that he was j.
built; gray beard and hair At one
time he made his home at Jerusalem. I
Cal. DR.. Misch says that the man had /
all the symptoms of poisoning
1t seems another effort is to be made
to save the necks of the Halderman
brothers. The Tombstone Prospector
says 2 L. Lang, prominent cattle |
man of Wilson county. Texas. is in j
Tombstone. Mr.. Lang is an uncle of
the Halderman brothers who are in B
Jail here condemned to be hanged for ,
the murder of Ainsworth and Moore. ,
He is looking into the legal chances of .
saving his condemned nepheUs and
was in consultation with the prisoners
today.
Now that George Morgan is in the
Tombstone Jail. it would appear that
the Cochise county officers propose to
keep him there till he has had his trial
taking no chances on a bond. The
Prospector says: Upon the matter of
furnishing the bond of 81 800 for the
release of George Morgan on charge of
in the murder of James -
Duncan, Court Commissioner Emanuel
upon proper and sufficient representa- :
ton today raised the bail $4,000 The
above order was entered when an effort
was made to furnish the original 81 800
bail.
G. d. Beaumont, formerly connected -
with the Southern Pacific company
here, but at present assistant station
agent at Globe, met with a painful ac
eident last week by being thrown from
I gasoline inspection car which ran in
to rock placed on the track by mis-
chievOus Indians. The car was run
ming at the rate of twenty-five miles
an hour when it encountered the OBJ
struction and was completely wrecked.
Mr. Beaumont and his companion were
badly skinned and bruised from head