Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-05

They have a way OF l1VenlnS up very
grave matters in Bisbee. a Thanks
giving ball is proposed for the benefit
of the cemetery.
The personal columns of the Tucson
papers indicate that a great many
healthseekers are spending the winter
in that city and Oracle.
Three box cars went up In smoke
Sunday morning on one If the side
tracks in the west en.f Of Wilcox.
Tramps are supposed. to have caused
the fire.
Attorney Franc IS Hartman has r.
ceIved telegrf IN bearing the sad news
oil the death of his only sister Maude
NJ. Hartmf II. of Washington. Ohio
Tucson Citizen.
Ahere rs no more profitable industry
III AT Izona than poultry farming. but
IKE all other kinds of business it must
"a strictly attended to if the best re-
suits are to be eXpected.-Tucson Star.
Last evenings train brought in
Mexican section hand who had been in
Jured internally by lifting a hand car.
He was taken to the hospital in an
ambulance for treatment. - Tucson
star.
l.. J. st. Clair and w B. Meadows.
both of Denver, two cattIemen who
nave been in Tucson for several days,
started out this morning with r. G.
Brady for an extensive trip through
The cattle country contiguous TO this
city.-TucsOn Citizen.
The S. P. company has established
new rates. on trainload shipments Of
cattle tO'California points. The rate
on trains Of twenty-five thirty-foOt
cars to ElwOod is $780, to Bakersfield,
$50; TO MERGED, S107 per car. We IN
derstand that these figures are about
SO a car higher than the old rates
WILCOX News
In the district court this morning the
case of COrda Bros. VS.. John Dewitt
burgess was tried and submitted The
judge will render his decision at later
date. The trial of the cases of f. II.
Hereford vs.. the territory of Arizona
and w. n. Griffith ct at VS.. Hampton
Danman ct al were postponed because
OF the illness Of Mr.. HerefOrd.-Tucson
Citizen.
Inspector Z. r. Hooker went ont to
Hot Springs Monday to receive the
Wiley Morgan herd and ranches pur-
chased by him last week from Mrs.
nh Sun - hO iAfiS d ppNtl u eAllci NY
from her husband. says the Wilcox
News. This is the second important
purchase lately made by Mr.. Hooker,
the DO outfit having been turned over
10 him only few days ago.
Colonel J. W. Young. Jr, has gone TO
Clinton. Iowa, on business visit and
will remain east among friends and
relatives during the holidays. return
fVR~r 49, Ia, To,
stone ProsDector. Mr.. Young is heav-
lily interested in the Great Western
company. operating in the Dragons.
is well pleased with the prospects and
proposes to make Tombstone his head
quarters upon his return.
Joe Morris and Bayler Walton. the
men arrested here by Constable Alvord
on charge of stealing horses belong
ing to the Turtle Cattle company, Nor
enci. were taken to Solomonville Tues
day of last week by Deputy Sheriff Bell
and Mr.. Woods of the Turtle company.
The Arizonian mentions a rumor to the
effect that the apprehension of these
men prevented a possible train rob
bery.-WiIlcox News.
Halloween pranks caused the arrest
of four school girls in Tombstone. 1t
developed at the hearing before JUS
tice Shuster that the girls We're not
implicated in the alleged mischief max
ing and We're innocent of the charge,
says the Prospector. Their only crime
consisted in passing the house of the
complainant after a visitation Of the
real Halloween jOkers. The girls were
at once suspicioned hence the arrest
The fair young quartette Of prisoners
explained matters to the court and the
case against them was dismissed.
From all reports there was not a single
gate in town which was spared by the
Halloween party, to say nothing Of
other mischievOus pranks performed
But none of these can be laid at the