Arizona republican., 1899-03-30

Mrs. w. o. O'Neill will leave or to- morrow mornings train to catch the Santa Fe limited at Ash Fork for the cast to attend the funeral of her hus- band, " hich is expected to occur there about next Surday.-Journal-M Miner.
 A party of three miners from Jerome, Arizona. started yesterday over the Sierra Madre railroad for Cassas Grandes. There they p~opse to pur- chase horses and pack mules and then seek their homes in the YaQui river mining district.-El Paso Times.
 We are informed, says the Tucson Star, that the matter in which E. C. Gillette of Silver City was to have fig ured as defendant in 9 suit brought for receiving money under false. prei6nses has been amieably settled by the money being deposited to his credit in 8 Sil- yer City bank.
 Alex Hunter a former well known Tombstone miner, where he was elil- ployed by the T. N. and NJ company in the Lucky Cross mine. died a few days ago at mining camp in the vicinity of the City of Mexico. At the time of his death he was worth from $25, ,00O to $50,0 ,000.-Bisbee Orb.
 George Williams was arrested on the 26th instant by Deputy United States Marshal White of Tombstone at Bua- chuca on a charge of forgery. Williams was an emplOye of the government on the old Fort Huachuca military reser- vation, at which place the crime was ommitted.-TucsCn Citizen.
 A telegram from Guthrie, Okja- homa, says that arrangements are be- ing made for a reunion to be he'd there in June next of the Rough Riders who fought in the battles about Santiago. A letter has been received from Gov ernor Roosevelt Of New York accept ing an invitation to attend.-JoUrnal- Miner S44gsm
 A young man of a blonde complex ion left on the train Saturday morning, taking with him a diamond and several dollars in money which had been en- trusted to his care by an admiring fe- male. If the officers can find a trace of hir1 he will be escorted back and the chances are will spend the summer in TOmbstOne.-Bisbee Orb.
 Vie Haney has sold his interest in the H. 4. Drachman Shoe company and will leave this week for Terre Haute, Ind. He has accepted Q position as travelling salesman for an eastern house. The interest went to H. A. Drachman and Nose Drachman, who will continue the business under the old firm name.-TucsOn Citizen.
 Deputy United States Marshal Grin dell, who has bsen at Nogales recently. says that the border town is feeling it's importance since it has become the county seat of Santa Cruz. Town lots are selling at advanced prices and there is 2 small building boom on there which promises to give the town some mere substantial buildings - Tucson Citizen.
 o. N. Marron, president of the com mercial clu3 Of Fl Paso, expressed himself in favor Cf the reunion, saying: "I noted with pleasure in last even ing's paper, that Governor Roosevelt | will attend the Rough Riders reunion ! somewhere in the west next June. New ! Mexico having furnished the greatest 1 number of Rough Riders, the natura. i place for holding the reunion should be l somewhere in this territory. Consider ! ing the central location of AlbuGuer- | que, not only in New Mexico, but also | in the entire area from which the regi- ment enlisted, a larger attendance | ought to be assured here than at any [ other point. The Rough Riders in Ari- 1 zona, Colorado, Oklahoma and Texas i ground. Undoubtedly Arizona would | gladly cooperate with us to secure the | reunion for this city
 District Attorney Land and Charles ! Bowman leave tonight for Tucson to | argue the assessor case on the injunc- tion and restraining order issued hy the court against the board of super l visors at the instance Of w. X. liar