Arizona republican., 1899-09-29

! Dsen hard worker and has h2C ! charge Of the company's interests her:
 at a most trying time, while materia 1 changes were being made to tte sys- i tenn. His successor is George NoGSon of Los Angles, 3 young man who comes well equipped by knowledge and experience for tie duties Of che psi
 tion.-Tucson Star.
 The late Mrs. G. W. Bassett was buried at l o'clock Tuesday in WiI- Hanson valley, says the Prescott Cour- i fer. Sh5 died on the 22d in California
 Of heart trouble and the bcdy was brought by the bereaved husband. . to
 this county for burial. She left two little daughters.
 { 5. $. Winton, brakeman ..cn the
 Southern Pacific, was killed at Fl Faso
 Tuesday afternoon while coupling ca.s. Thei deceased and family lived in Tuc-
 son, but for the past year have been
 living in Fl Paso. Many friends and
 acquaint3Ices here extend their sym
 Bathy to the bereaved family.-Tucsoa
 Star.
 Trainmastsr G. W. Phelps stated to-
 day that the Southern Pacific freight
 business has been better this month
 than it eyer was during nny previous
 -4ANAttIt u AOSPlSAGJS4 E- 6dS-D 1ulu
 movement is unusually large. especial
 ly noticeable being the phenomenalIy large eastward Shipments cf Calfforn rnia
 canned and dried fTut-Tucsoa Ctti-
 zen.
 J. L. Powell, United States GUS -orns
 inspector at Buenos AyIss, was in tbe
 city yesterday. says the Tueson. Star. He reports cattle in fine condition and i7- !, Lon, portion of PimG c:-unty and talking of game he also says that Aguirre lake is a popular resort for ducks, curlew and snipe, of which those living in the ii cinity have an abundance
 J. II. Wingfield lest on V. sterday, $ train fer Silon, Arkansas, having been called there on account Of th ? death of his daughter, Miss Maggie Win9feld, aged 10 ye9rs, says the Journal Miner Death resulted from an attack of ton silitis. The little enc left her home in Camp V5rde only 3 couple eff weeks ago in perfect health, accompanied by her mother fcr visit Of pleasure to relatives at the above place. The news of her sudden death came not Cnly as a surprise but as a great shock to the portion of the family remaining at home.
 "A wayward wife and 3 Ing forjear- ing and indUlgent husband came nsar being the means yestsrd3y morning Of making a murder to add to the list Of city crimes. The husband came home from his Wi-rk abcdt 30 a. m. and found his wife under the proasc.- ing care Of another fellow The fel- low as usual in such eases, made hasty moves fer 9 h3stio- exit when the hus- bard started for him, whereupon the fellow 'sh0t at the irate husband, but fortunately missed him. By the time tEs husband could gather himself the ''fel,Lw' was cut and making tracks down the alley and left town without fur ther ad0.-Williams N5Ws
 All over the. country, as usual this time of the year. the great ia and winter game Of the United States is being considered by lovers of athletic sports. Teams are being organized while others are practicing preparatory to a struggle in the gridiEOn. As Tue son has led in the matter of base ball this season in the territory it is but fitting she should take the lad in foot ball, says the Star A meeting of those interested was held last evening at the | New OTndCTff hCtel and from the largs and enthusiastic gathering it is fair to presume that Tucson will be repre- | sented by team that her citizens will | De proud of At this meeting the pre- | iminary steps were taken by the fer | nation cf an organization to be known | $ the Tucson Foot Bali association. | with Francis Reno as president and | Herbert DTachman secretary and treas Irsr. Several old foot ball players Of lcte are interested and there is req. 7cn to believe that Tucson will have | he strongest eleven in the territory. Sunday afternoon the team will prac- ice at Carriilo's gardens. All inter ested are invited to attend.
 Earl Chatham arrived in Tucson @ .ew days ago, having gone directly here from the TransVaal, in South Africa Mr Chatham is an Illinois nan by birth. The Citizen says E9 vent to SoUth Africa about ten years Lgo as an agent fO rthe Pullman Pai- tee Car company. He had been in south Africa but a short time when he 'aw q good mining opening and. re- igning his position with the Pullman company. he embarked in the mining