Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-17
Arizona Day by Day
Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges

saries around tc get the price of town
property situated in Kingman from the
owners themselves, and made the as
sessment roll from the price they put
on it.
e. n. Won Arnim, general manager
of the Double Circle ranch on Eagle
creek, says the cattle in that section
a-e hooking very bad. He thinks there
are fifty thousand head of sheep in
the northern portion of Graham county
and they are fast destroying the cattle
ranges
William Jutley, a rancher from the
Chirricahuas, reports no news from
the posse in pursuit of the Halderman
brothers. The AinsWorth horse was
recovered and the men are now known
to be afoOt. They were last seen 60
ing UP the canyon toward the Old Ross
saw mill. There are about forty ranch
ers now in the posse and the feeling
against the men is very bitter, and
should they be found they will be Sc
verely dealt with.
Louis Chazez, the accussdmuTdeCer Of
E. A Shepard, a foreman on the n. NJ
& A. railway, on December II, was cap
tured at Loch.el last Monday morning
by Dd1uty Sheriff Harry Harrison and
United States CUSTOMS Inspector Cap
tam Hathaway, who brought their man
to NogaIes and turned him over TO
Sheriff Barnett The preliminary
hearing took place in Justice Duffy
court on Wednesday and the prisoner
was bound over without bail-Noga:es
Vidette.
The Indebtedness OF C7oconino county
up to the present daLe is two hundred
and fifteen thousand, seven hundred
and fourteen dollars and forty cents.
According to the abcEe figures the
county has expended fifty-siX thou
sand, seven hundred and thirteen dol
lars and foTty-One cents more than the
income from taxation. In other words
the county has gone in debt on an ay-
erage of seven thousand and eighty
nine dollars and seventeen cents each
year since the creation of the county
Flagstaff Gem.
Attorney P W. O'Sullivan, who is
now in Cripple Greek attending a meet
ing Of the grand lodge a. o. U. ".
jurisdiction Of Colorado, New Mexico
and Arizona, as delegate from Pres
colt lodge No. IA, yesterday telegraphed
to his law partner, H. D. Ross, as fol-
lows New jurisdiction for Arizona
and New lMexicc carried; great excite
ment.' This means that a resolution
was passed for the creating of New
Mexico and Altoona as a Sc parate iu--
isdiction from Colorado.-Prescott
Courier
The Memphis Appeal publishes notice
CT the death of John M. Compton in
that city IN ADrl 2 N Compton
lived in Arizona several wears. He
spent year in Phoenix AID during his
residence there he engaged in ranch
ing He spent the winter of 1896 at w.
NJ. Wards orange ranch and his health
was SO improved in the spring that he
decided to return to Memphis. This
he did but he found that he could not
remain there and returning to Arf-
iona he received the appointment of
deputy United States marshal from
Marshal Griffith which he held for :.
long period. He had many acquain-
tances in Tucson and a great many
friends. " hen he LEFT here early this
spring he had given up hope of recov-
ering.-Tucson Citizen.
Allen, Gritty, who is hsre this week
attending court, reports that on the
morning Of April 2 between daylight
and sunup some person shot into his
bed where he ana another man were
sleeping. in the Black river country.
They were in camp at the time and Mr.
Chitty says the bullet hit his dog, lying
at the foot Of the bed, and lodged III
the bed clclthes. AS soon as Dusslnlo
he saddlsd his morse AMI followed the
trail Of a man On horseback for five
miles, when the trail was lost. Two
weeks previous to -thi7 sho 7ting some
one shot into the bed Of Ike Aidrfch
in the same vicinity. Mr.. Aldrich is in
the employ Of Pete Slaughter Mr..
Gritty secured the bullet that lodged in |
his bed and carries it in his pocket us
a memento OF the ccasion.--AriZcna !
Bulletin.
Last week little Donald Leahy, Mr.. !
and Ms. A. J. Leahy's young son, had |
an attack Of measles. The attack was |
a very light one and he passed through !
it without experiencing any serious;
difficulty. Sunday night the little fell !
low was taken sick and soon a large |
black SPOT appeared On his ankle. Dr.
Crocl1er was called and pronounced it |
a case of a very rare disease, known to !
the medical profession as gangrcn0us I
dermatitis, or death of the skin. Sim !
liar spots appeared en- his other ankle, |
hips and arms. This disease appears /
under certain peculiar conditions fol- /
lowing an eruptic disease like measles |
or chicken p0X. If any considerable !
Of the skin dies it generally |
produces death from the septic poison |
ing following the sloughing away OF
the skin. Monday night it began to |
slough away, and the septic poisoning |
followed, and about II O'Clock Tuesday /
the little sufferer died. /
The little fellow was we'll known /
around town and was a universal ia /
vorite, and will be greatly missed. lie |
was buried 10y the side of his siste- at !
Shakespeare Wednesday afternoon. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Leahy have the heartfelt |
Of all their friends in this |
avement-LcrGsburg Liberal.
One difference between messenger /
boys and stars is that some of the lat