Arizona republican., 1896-05-24

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 Justice Johnstone yesterday morning fined the Arab $25 who undertook to clean out Chinatown. The Arab was fined S20 in the recorders court for the same fracas. The fellow doubtless finds that a nights pleasure in the Chinese sacred precincts costs money
 Globe Silver Belt: George T. Peter was among the cattlemen who returned 1 from Geronimo on Tuesday. Consider ing the large number of cattle which arrived there about the same time, there was very little friction or delay in shipping. MT. Peter left yesterday for his ranch on Tonto.
 The United States grand jury has ad- journed until Monday after making a partial report. A second indictment was found against MT. Brown for coun- terfe.ting and David West was indicted on a charge Of killing an Indian near Yuma. Peter Alvuez was indicted for selling liquor to Indians.
 Globe Silver Belt: The Old Dom nion ] Copper Mining and Smelling company blew in another furnace last Thursday and now has three stacks running. Coke is arriving freely and very large quantity has been ordered. Work in every department is being actively prosecuted and prosperous season is assured.
 I J. w. Allen, formerly superintendent at the works of the Agua Fria Con- struction company, died May IA at Newark, Ohio. With him at the time of his death were his wife and son. Deceased had for several years been ill and the death was not unexpected. He was hre held in the highest esteem and | his departure, last August, was sincere l ly regretted.
 VIII McNeil of Tempe took an inn promptu bath at the natatorium Friday night. He was walking to his room preparatory to, taking a plunge. He stopped on the walk to converse with some lady spectators and while talk ing he lost his balance and fell in the tank. His natty suit and summer hat were thoroughly drenched before he could recover from his surprise
 General Agent Gillett of the s. F., P. & P. railroad yesterday paid out in the city over $600 There is nothing remarkable in that fact, but the com pany could have saved over a hundred dollars by sending east for the goods purchased here. This goes to show that the company is patronizing home houses and they are alive to the fact that the more money the road spends in Phoenix adds to the popularity of 1 the line.
 Globe Silver Belt: The Bulletin states that B. B. Adams, clerk of the district court of Graham county, re- ceiyed on Monday from Thomas Weed in of Florence an appointment as dep uty clerk of the United States court. MT. Weedin will remain here, but he will not move his family, but will probably attend the court terms in l Solomonville. The business will move smoothly under the experienced hand 1 of MT. Adams.
 Yesterday was perhaps the first time fhe Pima languagerwas ever heard over 3 telephone wire The occasion was | conversation carried on by an h. dian girl, Louisa Micah, a do- mestic employed at 6 private residence in Phoenix, with Sa- rah Allen, friend at the Indian school. The Indians employed in the private residences often use the tele- phone, but never before have two of them conversed in their own language.
 Professor W. Stowe Devol, in charge of the measures for the suppression of the pneumonia epidemic among the hogs of Glendale, has reported to the l governor that the course of the disease has been stayed and that no new cases are now reported. Had the disease been sooner attended to 1t is likely that few deaths would have resulted and that the loss would have been incon- siderable. AS it is the plague has been kept within limits and is no longer to be feared.
 Globe Silver Belt: Henry Lane Cor Lee) was examined before Harry Tem- pie, deputy probate clerk, on Monday, and adjudged insane. Lane came here short time since from Phoenix, where he lived six years. Prior to that time he had been an inmate of the Stockton, Cal, asylum for a year. He has strange cinations-imagines he hears alarming voices and says people are following him. Alcoholism is the superinducing cause of his malady. Gregorio Moleno left yesterday with the patient for the asylum at Phoenix.
 Globe Silver Belt: The cunning ] Apaches are reported to be levying tribute on freighters crossing the res ervation. They watch tkei oppor- tunity to run off horses and then | ind @ them and demand a reward for their return. Emboldened by sue 1 cess they have advanced their charge