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THE TUCSON NEW P AP F R FIELD.-Ths newspaper field at Tue son is likely co be further invaded. There is now no republican paper there It is understood that Hon. F. s. Perkins. member of the council from Apache and editor of the St. Johns Herald, will look over the situ- alton in Tucson at an early date.
 PROBATE COURT The hearing of a petition in probate court for par tial distribution of the estate of Anton olson was continued yesterday to April 22. An order of continuance to April 25 was made in the case of petition for distribution of the estate of William Barnett. The examination of Robin Icke. charged with insanity, was postponed to o'clock today.
 DRIVER INJURED.-O w. Law renee. one of the drivers of the city sprinklng wagons. was painfully in- juT.I yesterday afternoon. Lawrence was experimenting job of street. cleaning on south Ninth avenue, when a team of horses attached to one of the city wagons became frightened and started to run. Lawrence tried to stop them. and caught his leg in a wheel He was. badly bruised and cut and was removed to his home at second and Buchanan streets.
 DEATH OF BOB MCLEARY.-Rob- ert J. MCCleaIy. whose probably fatal illnC ss was mentioned in The Republic can yesterday morning, died at Butte, Mont. on Sunday night. A telegram was received by Mr. Lee Perkins yes terday from Pat Carmody, announcing the death. The disease was pneu- monia. Mir. McCleary came to Phoe- nix about four years ago from Chicago to take charge of the Hotel Adams bar More than a year ago. with Ar chic McGrew. he started the Hoffman. He left Phoenix sor Butte about four months ago.
 MURDER OF AN EX-SHERIFF.- Ex- Sheriff Edward Beeler of Apache county. was assassinated near Cenega, on the line between Apache county and New Mexico. last Friday. The victim lived for some hours and told the story of the shooting. He did not see his assailants, who were ambushed be- hind a stone fence. They fired twelve shots During his term of office Mir. Beeler was a relentless pursuer of out laws. who may have taken this means of revenge. A few months ago in Q personal quarre!, he killed a well known character named Monte Slaughter. who had many friends
 CHRONIC CASE OF sTEALING.-- j. r. James, who lives in the extreme 70 noon swore out a warrant in Justice Buynett's court for the arrest of Rob- bic Finney boy. charged with sys- tematically stealing wood from him. Mir James was very much excited. He said the robbery was a chronic case of a years standing and involved pretty much everything about his place that was portable. He also said. though he didn't make it part of his com plaint that he was afraid the boy would burn him out. When he went to church last Sunday night he left three men to look out for fire. The boy, an innocent-lookng youth, was arrested and released on his own recognizance for his appearance today.
 ON MATRIMONAY'S VERGE.-A couple from the il-odored district caused much amusement yesterday The pair had decided to be married, not, however. of the grooms free and unbiased will. Early in the morning, they appeared at the city hall and asked for wedding license, Officer Dowell enlightened them as to the proper source. of such documents and headed them for the probate court In the meantime. though the groom elect regained his nerve and at the