Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-04-07

Vegas hot springs. was in the city yes
terday. He will shortly return in a
special car with lot OF friends and
endeavor to impress upon the summer
fleeing population of Phoenix the ad-
vantages OF Las Vegas over the Pacific
coast as a summer resort. Mr.. Plank
also has charge OF the eating houses on
the Santa Fe system.
Chas. Malloy yesterday began suit
for divorce against his wife, Zoe NAL
! 10y. The parties were married in Tue
son less than three years ago. The
first year passed happily. Then the
wife abandoned her husband, who
charges another and more serious Of
tense. He accuses her of adultery
and mentions John Thompson as CO.
respondent. He also hints that there
are many other correspondents to
whom he has never been introduced
and whose names he does not know.
J.B. Brandon, who was found guilty
in Justice Johnstone's court OF purloin-
ing die from crap game at the Palace,
was fined $40 yesterday. An appeal was
denied and the defendant was COM
mitted. 1t was intended to apply for
writ of habeas corpus on the ground
that the justice was without jurisdic-
ton, and to support the contention by
decision of the supreme court of Utah
whose organic act and statute as to
petit larceny are the same as in Ari-
IONA. Later in the afternoon the de.
PENDANT, weary beforehand of the laws
delays, paid the fine.
Messrs. Frank L. Conkey and S. H.
r. Robinson, respectively superintend-
ent and paymaster for Langdon, Linton
q Co., arrived in the city yesterday
morning. The construction force under
Foreman Cutting will move to the
works on the Rio Verde tomorrow. The
construction machinery was all set up
yesterday and loaded for transporta-
ton. Scores of men called on Mr.. Cut
ting for employment, but he was SO
busy he could only instruct them to call
again early on Monday morning. One
man said he learned that common
laborers would receive 500 month and
board.
A four-horse tally-ho passed through
| the city yesterday afternoon, carrying
the Arion Cornet band of Mesa. They
were on their way to attend session OF
the district lodge, I. o. G. T., held last
night at the Cartwright school house,
but made halt in the city long enough
to have photographer "shoot" them.
Messrs. Lowry, Dawson, George Will
bur, Walter Wilbur, Rosenberger. Wal
lace, Page, Pine and Dobson were in
the party. They SEATED that f. G.
Thompson should have been with them,
but someone had to stay with the girls,
so he was detailed for that duty, not
withstanding his terror at the prospect.
A very serious accident occurred at
the residence of J. F. Briggs in Dennis
addition yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Briggs, as was her daily custom when
Mr.. Briggs is absent, started to take
the family COW from the corral on the
premises and stake her in pasture. The
COW was raised pet and being very
gentle, Mrs. Briggs was not as careful
as she should have been, and in some
way the rope became entangled in her
feet, when the gentle COW, striking a
playful mood, ran, and tripping Mrs.
Briggs, dragged her about fifty feet.
The casualties were a broken arm
above the wrist and bruised face
The accident is all the more deplorable
on account of two months old nursing
infant. DR.. A. M. futile was immedi
ately called and put the broken left
arm in splints and plaster of paris.