Arizona republican., 1899-07-14
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.


 William Clemo, a mining expert. came in this morning from Congress, Arizona. He expects to leave tonight for Clifton, Arizona. Albuquerque Citizen.
 A Dickel, manager of the Sunset Telephone company, is meeting with most gratifying success in contracting for long distance service. ninety-fve contracts having been sacur5d within the last two days. The telephone ser vice promises to be much improved soon. Lines vii be extended to all the adjacent towns and mining camps Tucson Citizen
 Special Treasury Agent T. J. Roush is kept pretty busy these days looking after Chinese cases. He dropped i'll from Kingman Sunday evening with Chinese candidate for deportation and found 3 telegram awaiting him telling him of three Chinese who were en route over the Santa Fe from Fl Paso west. He took yesterday mornings train back to Ash Fork, captured Lee F0ng, one of the men. and brought from Court Commissioner J. M w Moore far his deportation. His King man victim will have his case tried Thursday Miner.
 Death on Sunday afternoon gently closed the eyes of Mrs. A. L. Morrison, after long period of suffering. Mrs. Morrison, formerly Jane Clark. was born in Troy, N. Y, in 1853 After artending the schools of that city she married Judge A. L. Morrison, in 1851 Shortly after that MT md Mrs Morri- son moved to Chicago, where they lived for many years They also lived at Kansas City. near S. Johns. Ar zona, and in 1888 came to Santa Fe Mrs. Morrison was dev0ut msmber Of the Roman Catholic church, noble woman, a devoted wife and a good mother. She is survived by her be- reaved husband and seven children Robert E. Morrison of Prescott. A. L. l Morrison, Jr., and John V. Morrison of Santa Fe; Hugh o. Morrison of Los l Angeles. Sister M. Dolorine of Den l yer, Mamie A. Morrison Of Santa Fe. and-J. B. Morrison of Prescott. Robert | and Joseph Morrison arrived from l Prescott on Sunday evening Sister | N. Dolorine from Denver also came | Sunday night, and Hugh Morrison ar rived early Monday morning from Los Angeles.-Albuquerque Democrat.
 You can safely say that shipments of cattle for the fiscal year out of Tue
 
 past season will show the departure Of | 15,OOO head. These figures do not mean the entire shipments from th county, for. as you know. there is Vai1's and Psntano, two good shipping points. Formerly Calabasas. Critten- den and Huachuca Siding were part Of Pima county's shipping system. These three stations were cut ou by til creation of Santa Cruz county dating from March 15. The cattle going Ou3 this season were generally good, some particularly so. The idea which seems to prevail, that our bsef is no good, is It is the old story, go from home for what you want. even to beef, eggs and poultry. which we ought 10 furnish to the last ounce right here. Some time you are over my way come in and I will prove to you that Pima county ought to supply all tables in the country with beef. eggs, poultry and much else" Thus went on Stock Inspector George P. Scholefield, as the central figure of a group. He is n dead earnest on stock matters. Ii gives him downn ght pain to hear peO- pie talk Of the superiority ot imported beef over the Pima product.-Tucso9 Citizen.
 Kingman, ous on the Santa Fe Pa cific, celebrated the glorious Fourth, but like many other towns, not with put a terrible accident. Sumner Beech Hr was the victim, and he wili i've U always remember the Fourth # July of 1S99 The Mohave Miner. in de ;cribing the accident. says: Two small boys round an unexplode3 four pound rceket near the court house Gn! IHarreled over it's possession. Sumner aBechel. 70 settle the quarrel. took Ire rocket o the store of WIthers & George and agreed to fire it off Ihe foiiowIng lay. Shortly after this the boys cbll- 1 ,luded 70 set the rocket off and took 1 I | into fle s-reet. They srt l. mp n he street and Sumner proceeded to fight the fuse. which was very short. The first attempt was failure but the next was successful and almost in- 1 sanity there was a sharp, binding lash and a report like blast of dyna- ' mite ard the poor boy was hurled tc ha ground terH bly, mangled and al- most unconscious Although 'neTe C were many people on the street at the T ime no one realized that an accident occurred until the poor l.t-le fellow c ,iteous cries brought them to real zaIion of the fact. He was tenderly | arried to the store Of Withers 6 C ,eorge and surgeon sent for--Al- Citizen. |
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