Arizona republican., 1899-10-06
Arizona Day by Day
Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

HelVetla Will soon nave 4 Justice o.
4he peace and a constabl One by one
this thriving little mining camp adds
the requisites of a city-Tucson Star
H Lacy began suit in the districi
court this morning against B. M
Pearlman, administrator CT the estate
of L. NJ. Pearlman, deceased, to recover
an alleged Indebtedness of $780,
Tucson Citizen.
brisk shower fell yesterday after
noon. says Prescott paper, which
had the effect of putting new life into
the atmosphere, laying the dust,
breaking the back of the hot spell and
il may sprout little frost.
J. R. Gaines, brother-in-law CT w.
H. Ross. is a recent arrival in Prescott,
and has P3come partner in the real
estate business heretofore conducted
by Coz ernor R. C. Powers. Mr.. Gaines
is a good draughtsman, surveyor and
arc litect.-Prescott Courier
B. A Packard. administrator Of the
estate of Daniel D. Ross. deceased, has
started suit in the district court
against the Mutual Life Insurance
company eff New York to recover a
5000 insurance policy upon the life
OF Mr.. Ross.-Tucson Citizen.
Prof J. o. Turner, who was a mem
Der of the faculty OF the territorial uni
versity last winter, and who has been
i'll at the local sisters hospital for
several weeks, was able t1 leave the
hospital today. He tock up quarters
at the New Orndorf.-Tucson Citizen.
The removal CT the custom house
from La Mcrita to Naco is expected at
any time now. However. nothing def
site can yet be stated concerning the
exact date. The railroad officials and
ether influences are acting toward eX-
pediting the matter as much as pcs
sible.-Bisbee Orb.
Robert Adair and A. w. Smith, who
state that they were with Dewey az
Manila. are recent arrivals in Prescott.
They are beth experts at needle fancy
work, in the line OF making figures of
men, true to life, and are figuring on
pcJtraying a group CT Arizona her1eS
III this manner.-Ccurier.
The board CT supervisors yesterday
appointed Thomas Shultz justice cf the
peace of Prescott precinct to fill the
unexpiTed term of Justice Campbell,
resi- gned, says the Courier. Mr. ShultZ
is not without experience in this lire,
as he creditably served a term is city
recorder and police judge.
The commencing CT the building CT
the railroad to Nacosari is being de-
layed by reason of the company MT
having yet been able to complete ar
rangements with the Mexican govern
ment for the necessary concessions
but the delay is expected now to be Of
short durstiOn.-Bisbae Orb.
Mr.. Charles Langpaap, wnc met with
4 serious accident Saturday, mention
Of which was made in these columns,
is resting easily today. Dr.. Walters
found it necessary to make twenty
four stitches in closing the wounds
made by the falling rocks on his head
and hand.-Tombston PrOspector
a case of alleged cattle stealing was
before Justice Scott yesterday. but up
ON investigation it was found that the
scene of the alleged crime was ever the
line in Santa Cruz county. cOnse-
quently the case was outside the Juris-
diction OF Judge Scots court. and the
defendant was discharge .-Tucson
Star.
The marriage OF Miss Annie Ethel.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs A. A. Hud-
gin of Bloomfield, Ont, and the Rev.
Herbert Lee Gray, pastor of the NJ. E.
church south, will be celebrated Non
day evening at the residence of Nj.
and Mrs. w. N. Cummings. uncle and
aunt of Miss Hudgin.-Nogale Vi
dette.
a man was brought in on yester-
days train who was picked up along
side the Santa F-e Pacific track, near
Seligman, says the Prescott Courier
The man was about demented from
what appeared to be d fracture of the
skull. He was taken to the county
hospital. Last evening he was not
expected to live
George Weber. transportation agent /
at Fort Huachuca. has received a com
mission as first lieutenant and com
officer in the Thirty-eighth in
fantTy volunteers, and has departed I.
fer Fort Thomas, KY, to join his regi- (
ment. The lieutenant has earned his (
commission, his friends say. for he is
not only q capable but brave man.
Ncg3les Vidette.
The board of supervisors are busy
up the accounts of the re-
cCrder's office today The business in
that office keeps up to a wonderful ex-
tent, the receipts for the quarter just /
closed amounting to $1.7S690, falling
only abcut 5000 below these for the I
quarter just preceding it, which was
the largest in the history of the office
for many years, and is nearly double
that for the same period of last year
A glance over the work shows a large