Arizona republican., 1899-11-02

Julius SweetIand was granted a de-
cree of divorce from Fred w. Sweet
land on Saturday.-Tucson tSaT.
Our Mineral Wealth has discovered
that a girl travels about eleven and a
half miles during an evening at an or
binary dance.
Notice of the appointment OF a. w.
Powers as deputy sheriff was filed in
the county recorders office yesterday.
Tucson Star.
Westbound passenger train No. was
over six hours late last night. The de-
lay was caused by an accident east OF
El Paso.-TucsOn Star.
Hiram p Griswold and Mary l..
Cane. both of Arivaca, were granted a
license to marry yesterday b. Judge
Purcell.-Tucson Star.
C. H. Mcclure, John Hance and W.
H. Ashurst will spend the winter in the
Grand canyon of Arizona doing assess
ment work on their mining claims.
Chloride school has between fifty and
sixty children in daily attendance. The
school occupies the town hall. The
Misses Nellie NOonan and L. Grebe are
the teachers.
The Flagstaff Elks are enjoying a
boom. Five candidates were branded
with due ceremony on Tuesday night
and there is a herd of seven more wait
ing branding.-Sun.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. GrOut will leave
on Wednesday morning for Ogden,
Utah. where they expect to reside. MIR.
Grout will take a position in a big
commission house there. - Journal
Miner.
Mr. John Reese of the Reward mine
was in Casa Grande last week. He has
purchased the Purcell property, corner
of Railroad avenue and Top-and-Bot-
tom street, and leased it to George Hi
bino & Co.-Florence Tribune.
The Saylor brothers, John and Henry,
until now of Tempe, passed through
thic city today with their families on
their way to Benson, near which place
they have purchased farming land.
They will irrigate with ar.esian water.
Tucson Citizen.
The Mohave county mining exchange
building at Chloride is we'll under way.
Major W. A. Mensch, secretary of the
exchange. is rushing things along and
will have d splendid mineral exhibit
ready when the exchange opens
Miner.
A man was brought up this morning
from the TriIby mine and placed in the
hospital here. says the Prescott Jour
nal-Mlner. He was injured in an ac-
cident there but his injuries are not
serious and he hopes to be around
again in a day or two.
Pamfilo Michel, charged with the
killing OF another Mexican named Lo-
peg at San Xavier ten days ago, was
before Justice Scott yesterday for ex-
animation. After hearing the testi-
mony the justice held Michel for the
action Of the grand jury.-Tucson Star
Flagstaff potatoes will not be on the
market to any extent this year. Owing
to the dry season and early frost tbs
crop is hardly worth harvesting. Prices
are good and all the surplus is being
sold at $3.50 per bushel. This is the
first failure in the potato crop in ter
years.-SUn.
a burglar was caught in the act OF
burglarizing rooms in the Bellevue no
tel in Prescott the other night and was
lodged in Jail. He had his arms full
of female wearing apparel and ar
overcoat when taken. HIS name is
John O'Herne and he was held to an
swer to the grand jury.
George Hochderffer is entitled to tbs
title of champion bear hunter, says the
CoconinO Sun. One day last week
near his ranch on the west side of the
San Francisco peaks, he killed three
bears. He brought the carcasses Il
town and presented each of his numer-
Gus friends with choice bear steak
Tucson is going to give General Mile:
Il good old fashioned wlcOme when ht
arrives there on his official tour. The
Citizen says: THE Society of Arizona
Pioneers met yesterday afternoon anC
took action toward the fitting welcomC
and reception of General Miles. The
general, aside from his other grea'
DONORS. enjoys the distinction of being