Arizona republican., 1899-11-25

The BODY OF the rate MIS-. ' lChTby
has been prepared for shipment to her
former home in Alexandria. Virginia,
and will be forwarded on tomorrow
mornings train.-JournaI- Miner.
Three or four wagon loads of supplies
and about twenty men We're noticed
yesterday south of Pine creek station.
1t is the outfit putting in the telephone
line between Prescott and Phoen:.i.--
Courier.
a Tombstone Chinaman VINO finding
his attentions to a Mexican s-nOrita
were not reciprocated, sought to Wreak
dire vengeance by attempting bodily
harm, was gathered in by the chief Of
police and the Celestial today contrib
uted $50 to the city fund.-Prospector
Clerk Robinson of the board OF super
visors has been officially notified of the
suicide at Columbia. this county. On
the 18th of this month, of Robert WI
Hanson, who went under the name Of
Charles Walker. Williamson Shot him
self. No particulars.-Prescott Co-r-
Ter
Charles F. Brown died at the hospi-
tai and was buried yesterday. De-
ceased, who was i'll a month, met with
an accident at Benson three years ago.
while braking, in which he lost an arm
and part of a foot. His folks live in
Arkansas. He was quite well known
in town.-Tucson Star.
When Prescott awcke this morning
it witnessed SNOW on the north sides Of
the mountains south OF town. says the
Journal-Miner. 1t had fallen during
the night, the precipitation in town be-
ing in the Shape of rain There was
just sufficient rainfall in town 20
cause the torn up streets to become
almost impossible again.
The time of the district court has
been occupied today in the trial Of
Thomas ]. BredwelI, charged with az
Eravated battery upon the person of
James Sellers The trial closed at ;
O'Clock. when Judge Sloan charged the
jury and the case was given to that
body verdict of battery was rem
Embellishments Miner
Rev. J. II. G. Redd of Colorado insti-
tuted a lodge of colored Masons in
Reds hall in this city last night. The
officers elected We're Robert II. Green.
Z. Pillars. r. D. johnson. O. 3. Thur
man, L. Smith. William y. Duncan. c.
j.. Ransom. S. y. Liddere. s. S. Ayers.
r. E. Graves and Thomas Grant The
new lodge starts out with a member
ship Of eighteen.-Tucson Citizen.
Edmund BidweH, the architect. has
completed the drawing for the pro-
posed library building and if it is con-
structed in accordance with his de-
signs it will be a very ornamental
structure, says the JournaI-Miner. Its
estimated cost is IS. 900. of which the
ct Of
and the other $4,000 will be donated
by Andrew Carnegie.
The Arcadian pharmacy has been
sold by Mrs. Nellie Yaple of Tombstone
20 Mr.. c. J. Flower who was 4 former
resident of Peoria, Ill. more recently of
this city He is an anable gentleman
and with the cooperation of Mr. J. ..
Ferguson. who has been identified with
the drug business here for a long time.
is sure to make a success of his new
venture The store will be renovated
and restOcked.-TucscpS Star
There is being loaded on cars today
at Calabasas one thousand head of
steers sold to Edwards Il Cameron Of
Newmans. Cal. by King. Powell 6,
Richey. says the Tucson Citizen. The
same people will load one thousand
five hundred head of steers and COWS
at Benson tomorrow. NJ. Jacks of
Monterey. Cal, will load one thousand
head of steers at Tucson tomorrow,
also furnished by King, Powell *
Richey.
J. 7. Dillon. executor of the estate
of Louisa Anderson, deceased. filed his
report in the probate court today for
the sale of real estate belonging to the
estate. The real estate consisted OF
forty acres Of land in Williamson val
ley and the purchaser of it was J. w.
Sullivan, the price paid being $500 The
date for considering the sale with
view of confirming it in the probate