Arizona republican., 1899-11-29

Judge Wells will soon erect a s-b- stantial business house on his Prescott proper-y adjoining the Head building on the south.
 Rev. F. W. Downs was takzn sud deny i'll on Saturday last and was un- ah'e 10 fill his appointment on SIn Jay Dorning in Solomonville.
 William H. Walters. alias Broncao Bill, on Monday last in the dis,ri # court of Socorro. New Mexico. pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree and was sentenced by Judge Leland to inn. risonment for life.
 We hare been informed that the plans and specifications for a one story build as on the scene of the SanSuin- etti fire have been drawn up ard tha- Mir Gandolfo will soon commence worl. on the same.-Yuma Sentinel
 The last Tuesday morning train from Globe struck COW at Geronimo. wl-eckfng the trucks of the engine. the tender and several cars. The eagineer sustained some severe bruises and Sprains. No one else was Injured.
 @'he dormitory annex on the univers- fty grounds will be ready for occI- pancy by December 3. The boys are actively engaged in foot ball practice. The universities will entertain the no'qnals at dinner preceding the game on Thanksgiving day.-Star.
 Hans Jorgensen of Stafford who went So the hospital in Fl Paso for trent ment died there on Sunday las,. The body was brought shone on Monday night and was buried on Tues1ay af- ternoon. The family have the sym pathy of their many friends in tAair Bulletin.
 Irve Adams was in town last Satur- day, He says he was lost for four days in the Black river country be- tween the headwaters of the Blue and Black rivers. The only thing he had to eat was squirrels. On the fourth day he found the hunting camp not much worse for his cXpcri noe.-BuI!c- Sin-
 We are reliably informed that r M Murphy, who is now in the east is having plans prepared for the erection in the near future of a s75.000 hotel on the corner opposite the Corner drug store.-Prospect.
 George E. Smith, in his efforts to dispose of q lamp that was likely to cause the destruction of his tailoring establishment, severely burned his hand. Proper applications were ap- piled and MT. Smith will shortly have the use of the injured rnember-Tuc- SOD Star.
 \ carload of household goods was un- loaded here this week fer settlers in the Colorado valley. Several carloads have arrived already this fan and the influx of immigrants seems 10 have set in. Wonderful developments may be looked forward to in the valley when the ve9led land question is laid to rest. -Yrma Sentinel
 Mountain lions are destroying young calves in the Graham mounta ns at an alarming rate. says the So,Omo-vilie Bulletin. Frank Neese came down from his ranch in Stockton Pass las week and reported that the Hons had killed six calves for him during the past week. A lion hunt is being or ganized in Solomonvil,e.
 Charles K. Barnes. the hustling ho- tel man of McCabe. in letter tu the Prescott Prospect, says: This camp is picking up wonderfully and if things Keep on at the present rate We will give Prescott a hard rub in the lire of
 
 now is an enterpr:sing man who un- deIstands type to push things al n-.'
 What is the matter with the SanorI Gun club sending a delegation to Tue son to the great shoot that takes place there soon? We believe tblt our boys would not come out second best if they should go, for the record that some of them have been making lately is ore 10 be proud of.-Soiononville Bulletin. Hay is now worth $9.5) per tn load ed on the cars in the Cila valley.
 Trumpeter Rice, company D. Seventh infantry, stationed at San CIrIcs W s taken suddenly i'll Monday evening and carried to the hospital where he died half an hour later. He leaves a wife but no children. They have only Ee-u here q few days, having come with company D from Fort Crook, Ne braska. to relieve the company of Twcnty-fifth infantry which has been here for q ye2T.-SolomonVill, Bulletin. An appeal has been taken in the case uf Ramon Pineda sentenced to be hung at the last term of court, SAYS the Solomonville Bulletin. The day of eX- ccution had been Set for December i. The local officers are not exactly clear as to the effect of the filing of the aD- peal papers and have written to Judge Doan for instructions. If Judge Doan files his certificate of pro5aLls c2use. the hanging bee will not take place as anticipated.
 J. II. Kennedy of Aravaira canyon was seriously hurt one day last week -.