El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-03
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There was death from meningitis in
Phoenix last week.
Bishop J. M. Kendrick has left for
southern Arizona and New Mexico.
He will probably be absent from Phoe-
nix about six weeks.-PhOenix Herald.
Malcolm Barefoot who with a broth
err was held at Wilcox charged with
stealing twelve head of horses from B.
Riggs range was taken to Tom bstone
to await the action of the next grand
jury.
J. D. Whelpley, the war CORE
spondent of the Kansas City Star, who
first published statement by Gen,
Miles which has resulted in the famous
embalmed beef controversy, is visit
ing Phoenix.
Arizona gets it in the neck every
time. The government has decided
to change the name of the transport
of that name now in use in the navy
department to the DEMONSTRATIONS
JOurnal-Miner.
There is some trouble in getting set
tied down in the new Santa Cruz cOun-
ty. District Attorney Willis P. Har-
low has resigned and other county Of
fcers have not made up their minds
that they will serve.-Phoenix Repub-
lican.
A heifer was killed in the Chiricahua
mountains few days ago which had
evidently lived upon onions for some
time IS its meat was thoroughly sea-
soned with a strong onion flavor. The
cOwpunchers did not have to 60 to town
to get steak and onions on the hoof,-
Tucson Citizen.
We are informed saws the Tucson
Star, that the matter in which E. G.
Gillets of Silver City was to have fig
ured as defendant in q suit brought
for receiving money under false pre-
lenses has been amicably settled by
the money being deposited to his Gre
dit in Silver City bank.
Alex Hunter. a former we'll known
Tom bstone miner, where he was en-
ployed by the T. M. and M. company
days ago at a mining camp in the vi
cinity of the City of Mexico. AT the
time of his death be was worth from
S25, 900 to $50, 900. -Bisbee Orb.
William Corlett, former contractor
of Phoenix, writes to The Repu blican
from Jerome that the building trade is
overdone. There are about five car
penters for every job and no brick
work is being done at all. The United
Verde Is doing little building but 1t
employs very ssmall force.-Phoenix
Republican.
Wyant Bros. the brick manufactur-
ers, have kiln of 100000 brick which
will be ready for delivery to Contrac-
tor Lowell of the capitol building next
Monday. Messrs. Wysnt Bros. have
contracted to furnish 100000 brick,
which is supposed to be sufficient for
the entire brick work in the building.
Phoenix Republican.
Deputy U. S. Marshall Grindell who
has been at Nogales recently says that
the border town is feeling it's import
ance since it has become the county
seat of Santa Cruz. Town lots are sell
ing at advance prices and there is a
small building boom on there which
| promises to give the town some more
substantial building -Bisbee Orb.
Professor J. G. Mason of the high
school, leaves Friday evening for Mil
waukee, where he will. through the
petitioning of Mrs. Pearsons, accept the
position as administrator of the estate
of ex-senator e. w. Pearsons, deceas-
ed, which is estimated at $780, 900. If
he accepts the position he will receive
something like $4,000 compensation,
which he is allowed by law.-Tucson
Star.