Arizona republican., 1899-10-13

I slider carefully and if he has not all
 ready bought his good bulls he should get in line in a hurry"
 In Justice Shuster's court yesterday
 after the examination of George Nor gan who as stated in these columns was bound over to appear before the 1 grand jury on charge of murder or be- | ing an accessory to the killing of John | Duncan at Rockers Hot Springs, the
 case of J. N. Mitchell who was associ-
 ated with Morgan and charged with l the same crime, came next on the
 docket, and he was also held to await 1 the action of the grand jury, examina-
 tion being waived. The bond was fixed,
 at $1, 800 and was promptly furnished. l MT. George Morgan is in the custody
 of the sheriff pending the arrival of his bond from Willcox.-Tombstone i Prospector.
 i Manuel Roldin was arraigned in the probate court upon the charge of in sanity yesterday afternoon, says the l Tucson Citizezn. Dr. Purcell made an examination of the respondent and dis covered that his insanity is due to q fracture of the skull A portion of his skull has been crushed in and presses upon the brain. The doctor says that the operation of trephanning will have { to be performed upon him. Deputy Sheriff Ygnacio CalbillO made an in vestigation and discovered that Rol- dams skull was fractured during fight in Sicocan's saloon last Friday. The officer is hot upon the trail of the man who struck the blow and expects to have him under arrest soon. Rol- dan has been employed by Bernabe Brichta during the past two months.
 
 pressing effect upon business today Breathing out of doors, especially in the streets. was almost impossible, therefore there was little stirring out side except the dust. It actually seemed as though everybody had taken refuge in inside rooms and had sur rendered the city to the dust The present plan of not having streets sprinkled until such action is petitioned for by over three-fifths of the property owners on such streets is universally admitted to be a failure. Even when the sprinkling of a street is petitioned for and granted the street sprinkler makes such infrequent trips that the property owners say the benefit is scarcely noticeable.-Tucson Citizen.
 Perhaps the largest single transac- ton in cattle in the history of this in dustry in Mexico is now being closed. The deal involves the purchase of 15,- GOO head of large cattle and an outlay of nearly $5O0,000 in money. The pur- chases are being made for export to Cuba in the interest of the firm of Utget, Lay & Co. of Havana and New Orleans, c. M. Gather, general agent of the firm. having been at the Monte zuna hotel several days perfecting ar engagements. The cattle will pass through United States territory to Gal weston in bond; thence to Cuba by yes sel. The first shipment will be made from NOgales next Tuesday and will be continued in trains of 800 head until all are shipped. MT. Gather has re- fused everything under two years Nogales Vidette.
 President Garland of the G. V. G. & N. railroad is visiting Globe, says the Silver Belt. with a view of extending his railroad to Payson and the timber belt, at the rim of the Mogollon noun tains- Colonel Epes Randolph, super intendent of the Arizona division of the Southern Pacific, is expected to ar rive Saturday evening and together Messrs. Garland and Randolph will take the trip north via the Upper Salt river and Tonto to Payson, to obtain ali idea of the route and the probable business that would accrue from the extension of the railroad through that section. It is evident that MT. Gar land appreciates the importance of Globe and the possibilities of the coun- try tributary to it.
 The Southern Pacific railroad has created a new office, that of travelling conductor says the Tucson Star. Ow- ing to the length of the Tucson divis- ion two men are required, and Superin- tendent Randolph has appointed J. L. Seamans and J. F. Waddeu to fill the positions. MT. Seamans has been act ing as passenger conductor only short time, but in that time has prov en himself an efficient employe and be- come popular with the travelling pub lie MT. Waddel1 has been with the company for many years and is well ITown and well liked by all. The pro motion of the two men named is a fit ting recognition of worth. Their sue cessors as passenger conductors are Messrs. Frank Deal and Julian Vest | both popular freight conductors.
 An amusing story comes from Belle mont which is better appreciated when it is remembered that there is only one boarding house in the town, says the Flagstaff Sun. A man employed in the picking plant who boarded at Del monico's when in New York, took eX- ception to the substantial fare fur nished in BelIemont, but the landlady kindly overlooked these occasional lapses. But there was one thing that the mistress did not have the patience to bear. The boarder came to break fast the other morning, partook of a hearty meal leaned back in his chair and said, Boys, I've seen worse board ing houses than this''-then waited for the landlady's face to wreath in smiles but I'll be damned if I remember where!" It took all the superintend- ent's influence to get the boarder re- inStated.