Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-02

The county jail at SoIOmOnYllie i
becoming crowded.
A great deal or mesquite timber was
killed by the cold snap in the Verde
valley last winter.
Reuben Hill. pioneer of Salt River
valley. IS in Tucson from Phoenix. The
S'ar says he contemplates locating
there
H D. Underwood of Tucson has gone
to Potsdam. \. Y, to visit his father.
Mr.. Underwood senior IS now SO years
old ard in poor health.
The extra floor space of the freight
station at Tucson is almost entirely
occupied by 'he recent arrivals OF
household goods for new re-idents
The rail-cad shops at Tucson show
great activity ut present A large force
Of men are kept at work in overhaul
ing, rebuilding and repainting railroad
eGrdpner'.
A. C. Hill and E. B. Burns, both of
Tendon, two English capitalists who
are looking for opportunities for coed
investments. are at the Heel San Au-
gUstin in Tucson
The Sisters academy at Tucson will
Upen on Tuesday, September s. Six
teachers will be employed. The pa
Iochial school VIII open on the same
date with six teachers.
William R Uber, deputy supreme
chief ranger, Instituted a new court of
the Independent Ort1er of Foresters,
with charter membership of about
forty at Nogales recently.
H. Everett Norman, a recer'. ar
rival in Tucson from the east, has nc
cepted the position of city editor of the
Citizen. He is a welcomed addition to
the newspaper fraternity cf Arizona.
Wei men are now engaged at the
planning mill a.. Tucson in putting IN
the machinery and setting it in ce-
nent. The mill when finished will b3
one CT the best equipped in the terri
tory.
Rosario Feliz of B.sbee, who WIS ar
rested en- last Thursday for bang
trunk and very disordeTly, was fined
SIS. This man YVES very abusive to
Americans and came near to being
roughly handled.
H. S. Logan of Rio Yaqui, Mexico,
arrived in the city yesterday and regis
tered at the New Orndorff. Mr.. Logan
attended ,5he territorial university last
winter and intends to do the same this
6e9son.-Tucs0n Citizen.
During the year ending July 1 last
the shipments OF cattle from Tucson
were 14,579. N W. Bernard was the
largest shipper, next J. n. Brown, r.
Brena, Arizona Cattle and Lard COM
pany and Pusch & ZellwRger.
The Tucson team goes to Ell Paso
Saturday. Three games will be played
there, and as the Ell Passes are the
champions CT Texas it will be a great
victory if the boys win. They will cap
ture the series If good ball playing will
do it, thinks the Star.
c. S. Clark has transferred his bill of
9uIe OF the Tombstone Drug Store to
C. L. Cummings and the later gentle
man is low owner. Frank Kemper,
The druggist who recently arrived from
Les Angeles, will be manager and have
charge of the '51ctness--Prospector
Prof A N. Taylor, PRINCIPAL of The
normal school of northern Arizona,
and T. S. Bunch ldlt Tuesday on
canvass CT Apache and Navljo coun-
ties in the interest of the normal
school, which opens here on the 18th
Of this acknowledgement Gem.
Thieves attempted TO burglarize the
White HCcrse saloon early Monday
morning. says the Tucson Citizen, but
were frightened and stampaded by
some early morning pas5erby before
they had done any more damage than
he breaking Of the lock on the front
door.
Ms. H. e. Dyer will return from her
summer trip on the Pacific coast this !
week and Will go to Bisbee, where she /
ms been engaged to teach in the Els
be public schools. Mrs Dyer is one
IL the sfoles.. and most successful !
teachers that the Tucson schools has ,
ever had.-Star
In .prcEoTtion to the size ois he camp ,
tbs number of idle men in Bisbee is
comparatively small now However /
the good wages paid here and reliabie
character CT the companies operating
brings men to the camp continually,
consequently here are always some
more men than can at once secure en-
Ployment.-Orb.
George Lufkin has received a per
sonal letter from Horace King who
was n Jamaica. West Indies. at last
accounts, en- sOute to Nicaragua HOr-
ace resigned his position as draughts-
nan at the surveyor generals office to
accept position with the United
States government on the Nicaragua
canal--TucsOn Citizen.
Mr.. Chamberlain is in f-om the Tor
tilita mountains. He has one of the
finest stock ranges in the territory. He