Arizona republican., 1899-10-23
Arizona Day by Day
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Daniel Sullivan, charged with assault
with a deadly weapon. was found not
guilty by the district court jury in
Tucson.
N. c. Webster has a contract for
grading the streets of Prescott and will
have about thirty teams at work in a
day or so.
]. S. Douglas has returned to Pres
colt from his trip to Flagstaff with the
mining engineers. Thirty of the sixty
excursionists visited the Grand Can
yon.
The board of supervisors sold the ST.
ver Queen mine, a delinquent tax prop
erty, to Charles Crocker today. The
taxes TO which the property was sold
were those of 1897.-Tucson Star
James A. Fulwiler aMrtha ]. Fu'-
wiler, Lucino s. Merriam and John s.
TAFT. all of Phoenix made final proof on
$50 acres of desert land north of Phne-
nix, at the local land office today, says
the Tucson Citizen.
Hector Duncan MacRae and Miss
Flora P. Williams were married in
Mesa City October 49, The bride was,
until a year or two ago, a resident of
Prescott, and has a host of friends here
who will congratulate her on her mar
riage.-Journal-M Miner.
Sheriff Munds returned yesterday
from Jerome having in custody a mis-
demeanor prisoner sentenced to term
in Jail, and the man who cut his throat
on the streets of Jerome. The latter
went to the hospital. He is able to
walk. He is said to be mentally I'M
balanced.-Courier.
The Messrs. Brophy, mana gers of the
mercantile department of the Copper
Queen Company, report a continued in
crease in the volume of business in
their departments throughout. How
ever, the increase is more especially
noticeable in the line of mining and
ranch supplies.-Bisbee Orb.
The first dance at Black Warrior
took place in the new residence of POr-
ter Fleming, just after Jack Newman
put on the finishing touches of paper
The music was excellent and but two
instruments We're used, but it was pro-
nounced to be uD-to-date in putting
cheer into the dancers--Globe Times.
Joseph Schwartz, the plumber and
tinsmith has been awarded a contract
by the Copper Queen Company to place
in their extensive storerooms and ware
houses a thorough system of steam
piping for heating purposes, and also
water pipes, stands, etc, the total work
being of very considerable magnitude
-Bisbee Orb.
District Attorney w. F. Cooper was
taken sick yesterday in the clerks Of
flee and had to be taken to his home,
sa - the Star 1t is expected that he
VIII be able to attend to his duLies
In, h.,
time, by appointment from Judge
Davis. the district attorneys work in
the court room will be attended to by
Judge Satterwhite.
a Mexican boy OF eight years was de-
tected yesterday by Officer Lewis in
the act of passing in to some female
prisoners in Jail pint of whisky Find
ing out that the whisky had been
bought by the boy with money furnish
ed him by the prisoners, the question
with the officer is, who sold a boy of
such tender years the Whisky.-Bisbee
Orb.
At the meeting of the Arizonians last
night, says the Star. the question for
discussion was, Resolved, that 4 ra-
tional income tax is a desirable part OF
our scheme of taxation William An
gus and Jack Gard led the discussion
for the affirmative and Mott Guild and
Samuel Barley for the negative. The j
judges decided that the negative side |
made the best presentation of tie
question. Next week the subject, Our !,
Arid Lands" will be taken up.
Another brutal murder has occurred
in Pima county, this time at San EaV- /
Ter mining camp. No particulars We're |
obtainable beyond the fact that one i
of the Mexicans was stabbed il the ,
breast and the other was hit over the I
head with an axe. One was dead and
the other beyond hope. 1t is supposed .
dead wagon was sent out and tine shei
iff gave the matter prompt attention
SO that if others are implicated in lie !
crime they will be captured.
Word was received yesterday Of the
death at ST. Louis of Mrs. John Il. Gil
rard, wife of Major Girard of the r:edi-
cal arm of the U. S. army. The death
occurred on the 18th. The deceased,
was a daughter of w. S. Oury tie-
ceased, one of Arizona's pioneers. She
was married to DIR. Girard While he was
stationed at Fort Lowell. There is but
one left of, the Curry family, Mrs. Major
Smith, who became a widow BY ire
sudden death of her husband in St.
Louis several months since.-Sta-.
Vairs Station promises to become
ona of the most important along the