Arizona republican., 1895-09-07
and Oliver Connolly.

pared to say by greater experience than most men can boast that it is the ban ner town of the coast.
 Chas. Rogers, the irrepresslble. is in town. Like the proverbial penny, he bobs up serenely after being lost to ob- lIvion in Phoenix society for period of he comes from Skull Valley, where he has been chief of the eating house. He expects to open school here and teach the high art of hashology. Roberts, or Tex" as he is more ia. miliarly known, the man who is suffer ing with screw worms in the head, was removed to the hospital yesterday morning, where Dr. Mahoney succeeded in extracting about 300 of the pests from the mans nostrils. In all about 500 worms have been removed from the man. He is how ever, on a fair road to recovery.
 Dr. Hughes went to Mesa yesterday for the purpose of performing a couple of operations. One of the operations will be performed upon MT. Faulkner, who some time ago fell into we'll and broke the bones of both feet. The | JULIET OU0IdblOu VIII UC Ou d gentleman who was shot in the foot some years ago and the bones become di seased.
 The steel roofing for the Fleming building seems to be an enigma to con. tractors. Nothing of the kind has ever before been put up in Phoenix and the original contractor thought he would make fair margin of profit by taking the contract for putting on the roof for $500. When the material arrived he threw up his hands and gave up the job right there so it was awarded to the Phoenix Plumbing company for $500.
 Star: At half past twelve o'clock this morning fire broke out in the Sisters school building on Ochoa street near Stone avenue. The fire had gained considerable headway before it was dis covered. Though the response of the department was reasonably prompt, there was difficulty in getting water, and with the start the flames had al- ready gained, nothing could be done to save the interior. The origin of the fire is unknown.
 MT. Burrows of the weather bureau expresses himself as being very grate- ful for the free advertising the Tucson Citizen has been giving him and his office lately. H5 was considerably dis i appointed, however, upon learning that the circulation of the T. c. was limited in Phoenix to about twelve copies, and most of those met a fate of inocuous desuetude on the news stand. The good intention is appreciated all the same.
 The examination Of Isabelle Wash ! ington, the co1ored woman who is charged with killing her offspring by drowning, was conducted by Justice Johnstone yesterday. There were sev- eral witnesses subppnaed from Tempe. The young woman does not seem to un- derstand the enormity of her crime, and again confessed to the murder of the infant, but says the child was going to die anyway. The defense brought up no witnesses, so the women was bound over without bail to await the action of the grand jury.
 Star: Mrs. Finley, wife of Mr. Fin ley, a livery stable man at Nogales, was sadly surprised yesterday. She was on her way to Tucson to visit friend liv- ing on Main street. A two-year-old babe lay in the vehicle and as thought to be asleep. On arriving in town it was discovered that the little one was dead. The remains were taken to Lonergan's and arrangements were made for the funeral today. dependent upon the arrival of MT. Finley, who was telegraphed concerning the sad oc- currence.
 The trial of Robert De Baud, the lad of pronounced hoodlum characteristics, was continued yesterday before the city recorder. Zubrod, the complainant, stated that the boy had shown irreve- lent res pect to his gray hairs by calling him "Soup Bones" and otherwise abus- ing the old soldier. The recorder found the lad guilty and gave him the alterna tive of going to jail for three days or paying $3. The lad pulled out of his pocket an old tobacco sack and handed over $2 and remarked that he would rustic the other pesos, which he did, and thus saved himself from joining the chain gang.
 The sewer farm seems to be lost or else by some unaccountable freak of nature been changed. The surveyors at work laying the line of the asylum sewer undertook, ss they thought, to make direct for the sewer farm. The work was going merrily on and in at- tempting to lay the line across 8 field the owner appeared on the scene and told them, be gosh, that no sewer could cross this land. The engineers were non. plussed and scratched their heads rehectivelv then referred to their notes and mathematical problem. The re- suit was they were about 1,800 feet off their line and getting farther away from the swer farm.
 Notice to the Public.