Arizona republican., 1899-12-14


teacher, has returned to Tucson.
Mrs. Charles r. Drake and Miss
Pearl Seeley have returned to Tucson
from California.
H. D. Aitken has left Prescott for a
brief vacation in California where his
wife is visiting. The latter will return
with him.
Colonel ]. A. Black of Tucson ran out
as far as Bowie to meet his father,
who arrived in Tucson last evening
from the east.
DIR. Day reports the temperature at
IL above zero last Saturday morning,
the coolest this season up to that date.
Prescott Courier.
- General Satterwhite and wife of Tue
son are entertaining Mrs. James
Campbell and son of San Francisco,
who will probably sojourn with them
all winter.
little miss has frightened the home
of Mr. Selim NJ. Franklin, North Main
street, by it's presence and has led to
congratulations from a host of friends.
Mother and child are doing well-Tuc-
son Star.
Las Vegas has a nine-year-old boy
charged with murder. The Optic says
of the remarkable case that the utmost
technical crime that could be charged
against the boy would be assault and
battery.
Melton Ckaves. who recently visited
Mexico with requisition papers for
Pedro Garcia, murderer and sheep
thief, has returned to Albuquerque.
The man who was under arrest proved
not to be the notorious outlaw.
Alonzo McVeigh made a cash entry
on eighteen acres in the old Camp
Grant abandoned military reservation
below Mammoth, in Pinal county, for
which he paid $3.50 an acre at the local
land office today.-Tucson Citizen.
The latest advices from A W. Ed
wards on his eastern trip were to the
effect that he was hobnobbing with
senators and congressman in Washing
ton and giving them the benefit of his
advice on western matters.-Journal-
Miner.
The Tucson foot ball team held a
meeting last night to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of ]. B.
Brown, formerly the captain of the
team, who is now making his home in
Phoenix. Former lieutenant captain
Ince was elected president.-Tucson
Citizen.
The collection of county licenses is
not among the least of the sources from
which Pima county derives it's revenue.
During the year which ended on the
first day of this month the sheriff COL
lected county licences to the amount of
over fourteen thousand and six hum
dred dollars.-Tucson Citizen.
Frank H. Hereford obtained m in
junction against the county treasurer
and tax collector in the district court
today restraining him from placing the
property of the plaintiff upon the tax
delinquent list, pending the settlement
of an assessment disagreement in the
courts.-Tucson Citizen.
F. L. Beal, chief ranger, and George
Hochderffer, financial secretary of the
Order of Foresters at Flagstaff. were
at Winslow Saturday and assisted
Deputy Chief Ranger w. r. Uber in
the organization of a court at that
place, says the Flagstaff Gem. They
organized with thirty-eight charter
members and seven old members.
The statehood meeting held at Phoe-
nix last week seems to have been quite
an enthusiastic affair and if the enthu-
siasm created will be kept up and the
committee appointed to promote the
cause Will go to work and do its duty
there is good reason to believe that
congress can be prevailed upon to do
its duty in. the premises.-Tucson Star.
saturday,night last Dryers second
hand store was burglarized and several
watches, revolvers and other articles
taken. says the Prescott Courier. The
out rt-fra
reached up and unlocked the window
catch, raised the window. went in, and
carried q box containing the valuaDles
out in the back yard, where he broke
it open and helped himself to the con-
tents.
When a newspaper or individual has
nothing better to offer in the way of
expressing disapproval of an official
than the use of vulgar epithets. it
shows the weakness of its position.
Citizens of Prescott, democrats and re-
publicans alike, have expressed appro-
val of the governors action in rebuk-
ing the sheriff of Navajo county. by
granting a respite to the murderer
Journal Miner.
A few evenings ago a we'll known
citizen of Gallup dropped into Albu-
querque from the west, says the Albu-
querque Citizen, and the pockets of his
clothes contained $4,000, the proceeds
derived from the sale of certain inter-
ests at Gallup. An hour after his ar
rival here he started to buck the
green cloth tiger" and with only few
minutes intermission, continued the
bucking until early this morning, when
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