Arizona republican., 1896-04-22

jured yesterday morning alt his ranch
under THE Arizona canal. He was
thrown by bucking bronaho. Medi-
cal attention was at once sent for, but
lit lis not known how serious are his
injuries. S.
The Nogales Videdte aptly says that
the finest strawberries ever brought
to that place are Those from the Salt
River valley. The product from this
valley lis large and of fine flavor and
have the advantage over the California
production in many ways.
The Odd Fellows of Phoenix will ait
tend divine worship i'm a body NEXT
Sunday evening at the Methodist
church. Rev. Chase will deliver a
special sermon ON the occasion, it be-
ing the anniversary of the founding of
the order in THE UNITED States.
Friday might ait Tempe debate will
take place between Captain W. E.
Mullen and Attorney E. B. Good win.
upon tine question: Resolved, That
Every Loyal American Should Unite
With the A P. A" Captain Mullen
takes the affirmative and Mr. Goodwin
the negative.
Tom King will this morning send "a
force of twenty-five men and a wagon
load of supplies to his mining claim
in THE Bradlslhaws. A 100 foot tunnel
will be run to tap the main ledge
which they expect Ito strike within
400 feet The claim is a rich one and
Tom King expects Ito make his stake
from lit.
A committee consisting of a repre-
sentative from each Sunday school in
the city met yesterday afternoon in DR..
Hughes office for the purpose of hold
ing a picnic on May Day. 1t lis proba-
blse THAT THE Hassayampa river will
be chosen as THE place for holding the
picnic, as 1.-THE spot gave general Salts
faction last year
Charlie Oak is a Tempe Chinaman
who says he has lost his certificate.
The Chinese inspector and United
States court commissioner believe him,
as he has been i'm 1.-THE country for years
and his registration is certified to by
witnesses, yet the law demanded that
he be held over until the next grand
jury This was done, but Charlie fur
nished bonds.
Harry Barlowe and his amateur
company presented "Trilby'' ait Mesa
last might Ito a crowded house. The
trip over was made i'm a chartered car
Many people from this city attended.
The success of the performance Mon
day night insures them crowded
house tomorrow night at THE opera
house, when Jane" 1.-THE queen of
comedies, will be presented.
VIM Deity returned yesterday MORN
ing from a visit up the Verde He re-
ports having had a very successful
engagement in Ihe Verde river by
getting caught i'm the qu,cksand. Like
The hero vino said Dent give up the
ship" me struggled t.Ll he reached terra
fia,ma very much out of wind and pa
thence, but happy that the 'treaaherous
sands of the Verde had mot covered
his worthy head.
Sunday last Williams was visited by
another fire, not quite as destructive as
the ONE several months ago which
nearly consumed the town. The fire
nav mills. A high wind was blowing
ALT she time and lit was only by hard
work THE town was saved. Several
fine residences were burned, among
them being the Adams dwelling, ONE
of the finest i'm northern Arizona.
Prescott Courier: John Webb drove
in yesterday with fourteen tons of
shipping ore from George Zika's Black
Mesa mime. He met party of men
who told him that the dead bodies of
two prospectors had been found i'm
Bloody Basin, a few miles from old
man AleXander's place. The pros
pectors were hunting for the old Doc
Thorne mine. Indications are itha.
they we're killed by Indians. Bloody
Basin lis LIN the southeastern part of
this county.
J. W. Walker was tried yesterday
morning in Recorder Jobs COURT ON
the charge preferred by THE members
of the Baptist church against him for
violating the fire ord finance by building
Ia frame house against 1.-THE church
MIR. Walker stated thalt the church
would be given its same rate of I'm
slurance, thereby making no greater
risk by Loss from fire The defend
ants attorneys moved THAT THE case be
dismissed, as the complaining witness
did not appear. The recorder insisted
ON taking the evidence i'm the case and
then discharged 1.-THE defendant
The Young Mems Republican club
held an enjoyable meeting Monday
night. After routine business was
transacted THE committee ON enter
tarnmenlt presented for debate the fol-
lowing question: Resolved, That the
United States should recognize the
Cuban be.ligerents and THAT We should
send soldiers and arms for their pro-
lection" The question was affirmed
by Messrs. F. c. Chase, R. C. Fowler,
c. H. Davidson, and opposed by Geo.
Kinlzland Mil A