Arizona republican., 1899-05-27

saw the end was near. Chaplain Scott
 said to her: You are almost home Jesus is calling to take ycu to rest
 Are you willing to go?' Clearly and distinctly these words fell from her lips: 'When Jesus wills am ready She left message to each of the fam fly and requested them to meet her in heaven. Soon she quietly ceased to breathe, and was not, fer God took
 His weary suffering child to rest. She | leaves a husband and four children.
 She was 56 years Of age and was con verted when young. She was a faith
 ful member Of the Baptist church for 1 forty years. The farewell services
 were held in her room. conducted by | Rev. J. A. Elliott, assisted by Revs. ! Whitaker, Alderman and Chaplain i Scott. Loving friends covered the
 c2sket with beautiful flowers and lined 1 the grave with them.
 STOCK BOARD BEATEN The case of the territory vs. P. T. Hurley
 was retried in Justice Johnstone's court yesterday and the defendant was acquitted by nine jurymen. The action was instituted by the live stock sani-
 tary board, charging the defendant with having neglected to keep the rec
 ord of purchased and slaughtered cat
 tie as the live stock law of the Nine
 tcenth legislature directs. The keep
 ing of the record was regarded by tne
 larger butchers as a hardship, if not an
 impCssibility and they resolved to
 make test case of it. It was first tried several days ago, resulting in a disa-
 greement by the jury. in the seIec- ti0n of the jury yesterday a significant question was asked the jurors when they were being examined t0uchiag r -ET frTT r--1e, @c~I Hngness Of a juryman 10 compel the defendant tc accomplish an impOssi- bility.
 DISGUSTED BUSINESS MANI George William von Spiegal, formerly of New York, after a career Of misfCrz tune in southern California, arrived at tae Commercial last night Mr ven Spiegal's name would indicate that he i belongs to one Of the h0nored family i trees cf his fatherland but he said yesterday that he would even prefer t !. to be so than to again attempt to fol- low a legitimate business in Caiif0r- | nia- Until recently ne was interested ! in the Pacific Drug company of Los i but a defauIting treasurer and few other complications ,c1t hiEa almost ready to go into bankruptcy. He is young man, however, and not easily discouraged, SC he me pilizad the residue Of his finances and tnencefoT1h . the editorial cEair of the PO- mona Beacon. He has sold the paDar and has only enc regret. At present 1t is net owned 5y a single man. The has a family of two chil- iren, with little show to continue pub liCatiCn on remuner3tive basis Mir. v0n SpiegaI has considerable astIte- ness, but he claims that it requires 5uperfuity Of astateness to success fully conduct business in California. He has heard much Cf Phoenix and IS determined to pitch his let here, fer } time at least. MT. v0n Spiegal told low legitimate drug business is con- 1ucted in Los Angeles by the Owl Drug company. The company is succeeding T demoTalizing every other drug bus ness in the city, and it has branches n San Francisco and Oakland. The manufactures a great many 'enedies. The clerks in the stores are 2aid $35 q month for salary and a commission on all the home manufac- -Ured goods they sell. Naturally the company can afford to lower the prices Of the old reliable remedies.