Arizona republican., 1896-07-07
old home. They state they will prob ably return in the fall.

dDly return ln the Tall.
 Trinity Episcopal church will be closed for two months, through the re- mainder taof the9warm Weather Rev. w. FentonISmith and mother leaving in few days for Oceanside, Cal, ,sWhere the interim will be spent. 7
 Walter Davis, colored, who beat up a man named Brown last Saturday, was. discharged by Justice Johnstone yester- day, it being shown that Brown had abused the negro till forbearance was good cause for quitting.
 The county supervisors spent the day yesterday in the dual capacities of equalizers and supervisors. The ac- counts of the county treasurer were overhauled and found correct and number of claims were allowed.
 Pat Collins yesterday loaded his merry -go-round" and it's screechy en- zine upon a freight team and set the apparatus in motion toward Tucson. Somehow the concern, that was very mint last year, has failed this year to keep up expenses.
 Yesterday morning Jake Cottrell, the brickmaker, saw a fellow attempting to insult a lady He was timely and effective in his interference and there after theerfully paid Justice Johnstone $5 for his fun. The 'other fellow had little interest in the proceedings.
 Staff Captain Thomas of the local district of the Salvation Army is in the city on his round of corps visitation. He will preside at couple of soldiers o1c ot this and tomorrow evenings. He is an earnest worker and pleasing talker. The fixtures for the new quarters of the postoffice in the Wells building are now being framed in the Smith ware house south of the court house and the new boxes, 1000 in number, will arrive by the 18th. It is anticipated that the change will be made about August 1.
 Jesus Burruil tried to commit burg lary on a Wickenburg store the other day, but was detected and captured before his plans had in any wise ma tured. In consideration of this fact Justice Henry Wickenburg gave him only ninety days in the county jail and Deputy Sheriff Young brought him down yesterday to start in on his time. |; U 'i z. ' Sunday morning Antonio Bojorquez was visiting a woman friend in the southern part of the city. The woman dropped the lid of a trunk in such man. ner as to explode chamber of a 38- caliber revolver The bullet found its way into the groin of Bojorquez, mak- | ing a wound that at first was thought | to be fatal. He is not badly hurt, however and is resting without pain. Work on the fitting of the Methodist church has progressed to point that it is now definitely settled that dedi- cation will be October g. The pews will be then in position and all will be complete The date has been set because of the session in Phoenix at that time of the Arizona Mission con- ference. Presiding will be Bishop Foss, one of the ablest theologians of the denomination, ripe scholar who was elected to the bishoprie from the presidency of the Wesleyan university of Middletown, Conn.
 Yesterday, by Rev. Chase, at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. Will liam Matthews, were married c. IS. Scott and Miss Nettie Carrier. The ceremony was strictly private, present as witnesses being only MT. Matthews and wife and Frank Phillips The marriage is one that is deemed most suspicious by the many friends of the contracting parties. Both have lived in Phoenix for years. The groom is connected with the business depart ment of the evening Herald, and the bride is a young lady of pleasing per sonality and of sterling attributes. Jose Maria ,Montoya is Mexican in been vainly looking these many months. About year ago he stabbed one Francisco Para, the wound being dangerous semi-circular one on the abdomen. Monteya fled, Para recov- cred and later was sent to the peni- tentiary for stealing. Constable Por- terie found Montoya yesterday and the l fellow will have his hearing today When his case comes to trial Para will have to be brought up from Yuma to testify.
 The appointment of Dr. H. A. Hughes to be superintendent of the territorial insane asylum has been necessarily the cause of dissolution of the medi- cal association of Dr. Hughes and Dr. Dameron. The latter from this date will devote himself solely to the treat ment of diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. In these lines Dr. Dam eron is considered by the local medical men to be an expert. He has devoted himself for years to especial study of this particular practice and in his