Arizona republican., 1899-10-20

! 4oAI Ilio estate NaIueQ at $4,000 to hi
granddaughter, Sarah Shields. and j
g. Finley was appointed as admins
traitor of the estate
Librarian Bishop of the railroad
| reading room is suffering from severe
injuries sustained by a fall. says the
! Tucson Star. He fell from the steps a.
! night, cutting his head badly. sprain-
ing an arm and was badly shaken up
Though painful his injuries are rap
idly yielding to treatment and he hopes
soon to be as well as ever
! e. NJ. Jacobs and wife and thei.
| daughter, Mrs. Drake. all of this city
returned from the east this morning
Mrs. brakes husband is an army Off
Ger stationed in Porto Riuv Mrs Drake
and Mrs. Jacobs spent the summer in
Porto Rico with him and Mr. Jacobs
went as far as New York city to meet
them on their flomeward trip.-Tucson
, Citizen.
| The absence of miners from the
1 streets is the occasion for frequent re-
marks lately. The surrounding noun
tains are full of them, as no good min
er seems to lack for job. With the
/ Helvetia, Azurite, Rosemont, San Xa-
vier and dozens of other camps taking
out ore employment is given to a mui-
titude of miners.-Star.
The Masonic grand lodge for the ter
ritory of Arizona will meet in Tucson
on November Il, 10 and 16. Officers
will be elected and much important
business will be transacted. The rail-
roads have made a special rate and at
least sixty delegates are expected Lo-
cal members of the order are making
extensive preparations for their recep-
ton and entertainment.
To persons newly arriving in Bisbee
and especially to one not familiar with
the working of mining camps, it would
seem that there was quite a consider
able portion of its population unem-
ployed. The presence of a large num-
Der Of people On the streets and about
public places during the greater num-
Der of hours of the twenty-four is sim
ply the result of the working of the
mines and reduction works both night
and day, says the Bisbee Orb, many
of the employees in the mines working
eight hour shifts, others nine and ten;
consequently at all hours there are d
large number off duty, but it is doubt
full if there is any town of the size of
Bisbee where there are fewer PRISONS
unemployed.
Mr. Morgan, father of the Morgan
brotEers-George Morgan. now in Jail
on charge of conspiracy. and Wiley
Morgan, who is charged with the muir
der of John Duncan, and who is still
at lIrge-came to Tombstone yester-
day. says the Prospector, with bond
of 81, 500 to secure the release of his son
George. The bond was not acceptable
and the senior Morgan was a little dis
heartened. Mr.. Morgan states he has
ard l. icc CT,
time of the killing of Duncan, but be
lieves he will give himself up before
long and stand trial Mr.. Morgan. ST..
IS quite aged and worries considerably
about the charges against his sons. He
owns a cattle ranch near Hooker's Hot !
Springs near the holdings of his sons. |
The Orb gives the following account !
II a Bisbee mans recently formed ac- |
luaintance with a rattlesnake: Joseph /
Beebe while out hunting yesterday af |
-ernOOn was bitten on the hand by a |
'attlesnake. Ed Wittig, who was with /
lin, Immediately tied q rope around /
his wrist to stop the circulation of the |
blood and brought him to town. On /
he way they met a fellow companion
who had flash of whiskey this they
gave to ice to offset the poison. Upon
arrival here he was taken at once to
he doctors Office where his hand was
lressed. This morning he was doing
nicely; his arm was somewhat painful
IS far as the shoulder and his hand
still swollen to twice it's natural size.
t is now thought no fatal result Will
occur from the bite.
The Prescott Journal-AIipnr eiVes the
etails of the attempted suicide at Jer-
me as follows: A man was found on
friday night on Mrs. Frazer porch at
-erome. with terrible cash i'll his
hrOat and a bloody razor ;yjns by mis-
ide. Medical aid was Immediately
and the mans wound was
ressed and the attending physician
as hopes of his pulling through. The
IAN is an entire stranger in tiie camp.
he only name by which he IS known
eing Mike. So long as the doctor
ives hope of his recovery he says he
ill not divulge his name. but L it is
Dund that his wound viii prove fatal
e will tell his name. He admits that !
ne wound was produced by himself
it'll suicidal intent. He claims 10 ,
ave been robbed in jerome OF $173.
lie is an Irishman, apparently d Ia :
orer, and is between ID and 30 years ,
: age. :
soCN u al ~ GGhS tIeO IL " d. announced !
lat there would be d change in the [
me card of the Southern Pacific y
Inch would cause both passenger
aims to pass through the city in the {
3ytime instead of night, as at pres
1t. BY reason of delay in making out
lie time card on the eastern end of the
ne, the matter WIS delayed for a
me. Last Saturday, says the Star, all
the division SuperintendentS east of
Paso met at Houston to take up the
inject. The result is that q new
hedule Will be arranged that will be
e first radical change in time made
the system in q number of years :.
y the new time card the west bound =
ain to be known hereafter rs No . >
stead Of No. @, viii leave jIl PaSo at
,out $50 d. III. instead of 100 2. m,
at present, arriving here at about f.
lock in the evening. The east bound :,
ain nov No 10 will leave here about