Arizona republican., 1899-09-12

Miss Isoune B. Coombs left last
. Monday for hoenix to resume her po-
sltlon as teacher in enc of the public
schools there Her Globe friends will
miss her.-Silver Belt
Mrs L. G. Coombs has entirely re-
covered from her recent illness and is
enjoying her visit in the east. Mrs.
Cocnbs will return home about Sep
temter 15.-Silver Belt.
Miss Ella Whittemore leaves for Los
Angeles Wednesday next, says the
Florence Tribune, to take the position
of professor CT Latin in Occidental
college, vice Pncf Wilber resigned.
College opens en- the 2C-h.
Frank NJ. Morey and Miss Belle Rey-
nOldS were married on Wednesday
evening, August go at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nesbitt. JUS
tice William Whalley performed the
erepony-Globe Silver Belt.
c. D. Reppy, editor CT the Florence
Tribune, leaves this week for Les An
geles At Casa Grande he will meet
his niece. Miss Helen Day of st. Louis,
and together they will journey TO the
coast, where they will join Ms. Reppy
and Miss Days mother.
School opened yesterday in Florence
with the following able corps of teach
ers2 Mr.. A G. McAllister, principal;
Mrs. S. H. Summers, assistant princi-
pal; Mrs. A. T. Cotton, grammar; Mis-.
William Clark, primary. The Tribune
confidently predicts a successful school
year under their management.
The new telephone line owned by
the Prescott Electric company was
completed to Crowned King last even
ing. A Courier employee talked over
the new wire, and could hear the per-
son conversing at the other end as
distinctly as though the voice were
only a block away.-Prescott Courier
4 prominent business man of Globe,
who had been subject to abuse from A
competitor for some time, finally lost
his temper to such a degrees that he
went after his traducer with a quirt,
and gave the offender good lammlns--'
The fact that the "P. B." had to pay
d fine of $50 for the satisfaction, sug-
gests that the law needs revision
Silver Belt.
A detachment of troops from JAG
hftan to Oaxaca has been stepped and
put in quarantine on hacienda, it be-
ing suspected that there are incipient
cases of yellow fever among the sci
diers A dispatch from the CITY OF
Tehau1tepec is to the effect that al
most all foreigners arriving there have
Eeen taken down with the disease, the
mortality being great-Tombstone
PTospector.
Judge c. NJ Marshall this week re
reived the sad news CT the death OF
his s0n-in-law, J. T. FaTibault, which
occurred a few days ago in San An
tonic, Texas, says the Florence Tr1b- /
une He was married t-I Miss Bessie !
Marshall en- the 4th CT last January +,
The death was the result of a rail1oad /
accident in which Mr.. FaIibault was !
involved several years ago. He was /
recently operated On by surgeons in Z
New Orleans, who gave him no hope O. :
recovery. Judge Marshall expects his I
daughter here soon. !
j. n. Porter and Sheriff Armstrong
Of ella county shipped nine hundred
head Of cattle from Gilson's STATEN
last Tuesday. The train load OF cattle
reached Thomas at o'clock p. m.
when it was overtaken by the big
storm and the train lay there until
Wednesday morning, when it proceed
ed on to Bowie, passing SOlomonviHe
at u O'Clock. Both the trains on the
road were abandoned Wednesday,
causing much complaint among bust
nEss men who were deprived of their
maifASolomonville Bulletin.
Early this morning Mrs. E. w. Land
conveyed to District Attorney Land a
choice piece of Land. says the Tomb
Stone Prospector. It's a girl and the
little ray of sunshine is SO sweet and
So coy. Ed was in great hopes that a
SON would appear, yet we would that
nothing cf great moment should strike
the district attorneys office because as !
i is Ed is only hitting the earth in
high places. The proud papa is doing
the proper thing and with a liberal
hand is setting 'em up in honor of the
event. We join in wishing him many
happy returns. The paeans viii be sung
TO the daughter later.
The collector of customs of this dis
uict. the Hon Mcsss Dill1n, went in
to the Office Of an Ell Paso business
man the ether day and made gun
play. This was not exactly in The
course Of business. After the collector
had the business man covered with
his gun, and at his mercy, he TUNED
his head to lClCk at a man on the 4
street and when he looked back at
the business man he found the tables
h5d been turned, and he was covered, i
and at his opponents mercy. He than
retired 10 The street and the incident
was closed. If collectors CT customs,
Ike their subordinates, were required