The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-01-21

the asylum. while the present l~a'i"n nf the insane asylum. with it's fertile agricultural lands on every side, is the proper place for an industrial reform sch,al.
 East,,onnd mails were a rari'y for few days last week. An extensive washou, occurred Friday in the virin- i,v of Yucca, and all eastbnund trains were compelled |" stop at Needles; l west bound trains went as far west as AsI, Fork. The Pacific Coast dailirs were sadly missed by our citizens. th- m-ager news of the Albuquerque dailirs not smffirng. Wxshouts aIs, i occurred on the Phnpnix road. which shut ihr Atlantic & Pacific of from using the SraS.t route n get pts<-U- gers and mail tn ani from California.
 The wasilnmts hay. been repaired and irains arc running nearly on scii-d,il. | lill" NJ p'SsrVts
 Genrg- w. Gl,wn.r left fr Ls Angeles Friday. On Sunday he was married m Miss Ctra Mae Lovrland. an accomplished yning iahv of Att burn. N Y.. who was spending !h" summer in southern California. MT. l .,.l N,, N,,v...,. .,,,.;v...l fr,,,, I \. Angeles yesterday n Tniny. THE SUN DEMOCRAT "nngrntnlatrs ih" happy couple and wishes for them \ long and pleasant j'ur"ry through life. Mr. Giown-r is a y"ung att"r- n-y of ability and his brids will br a w-lc"m. ant, valued xd'liiinn O Flag staff s''ci-,y. They will r''sid. in the property r-t -t-ntlv purchased by Mir.
 il"wnrr in lh. west part of town.
 A telegram was received here Satur- da, morning by L,msn H. T"lfrer, proprietor of the New Bank Hotel r"nv-, jug the startling intelligence of the death by heart disease. sometime daring Friday night or early St,ur'la! morning, of his brother. J. II. Tnlfrer al M"jsv., Cal and he left imni-di. arely for M"jsve. The news of Mir. friends and. relatives in rIasstatf.
 When here a short time aga. we were favored by call from him, and he appeared iU be in the hest "f health.
 Il. was the proprietor of th. Depot
 H"i-l at M"jav-, and owned tia. eat
 ing houses (" the S"uIhern Pacific $! sl-m throughout Southern Calif"r-
 nia.
 The ladies of the Catholic congrega-
 lion met last Tuesday in the rooms over the store of Babbitt Bros, f,r the purpose of organizing s benevolent snci-,v. The sweet angel of charity
 inspired this meeting and presided
 over it. The object of the Catholic Ladies' Benevolent Association is the
 care of the poor and the visit of the ! sick in our city. The officers of the association have been elected as fnl-
 lows: Mrs. R. Hpnnesspy, President; Mrs. F. Rodriguez, Vice. President Mrs. D. J. BraDnen. Secretary; Mrs. w. H. Carroll, Treasurer. We cannot but praise the Catholic ladies of Flag staff for the interest they are taking in
 the welfare of the less favored portions
 of our community. Charity, intelli. 3 gently pracliced, is the greatest of all virtues; it IS the sweetest and strong est tie which can bind together the [ members of an association. Besides, giveth and the hand that receiveth." /" A Mexican and white man got into adispute Tuesday morning on Railroad avenue and immediately adjourned h vacant lot south of the tracks tO
 settle the difficulty in the ol,l-fashi"ned
 John l.. Sullivan style. The fight was
 a brutal one and resulted in one of
 the conlbatants having his head in- , gloriously smashed and pounded be- , meath che bootheal of the victor Several parties noticing the comba