Arizona republican., 1898-09-02

thrown to the ground and was quite severely 5rulst d. The mishap caused
 l delay If about half, an hour. The remains of MT. Christianson,
 who died al the home of J. H. Gayer,
 were shipped 10 Sabetha. Kan. ac- companied by the widow William: Penn and family and Mrs. Samuel f'rown have returned from their outing In the mountains. D. J. FranAenberg will leave tonight For the Ohio state university, where he will study commercial law.
 The Arizona Mercantile company is l taking all invoice of Its stock.
 MESA.
 1 Me~a City, Ariz, Sept. 1.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican)- l Mir. Netherton, John Nets and Tom
 Nets went to Phoenix today, Da 7id Wallace is rejoicing over the 1 r'plend,. recovery ot his injured eye. Guy f.crii today moved a lot of
 tousenold effects to Tempe for the lise o. the six S1esa young ladies who will attend the normal and keep batch
 Doc Peters is In Mesa today.
 The Mesa tram crew as made up to- day IS w. Waddlington, engineer;
 John Stelzi eide, fireman; Joseph Sparks, conductor, and F. A. Phillips, ,:xpres:.man.
 Messrs F~aiey, Neils Peterson, Al fonsc Peterson. Paul Eckhart and w. J. TillingIas; t 1t todav on an over land trip to B1nson, Bisbee and other southern Ayizond points.
 | B. Nj Johnson is tl.c happy father of a new baby boy today.
 Eugene Triipcl and family return to T,ioson tonight. The Trippel all mond crop vant ont for New York in q big fur1itLre car last night There were aS4 sacks, holding 10000 pounds The re:u!licans held q caucus last night and ma;c up 9 ticket to be voted for al t,lc primaries next Saturday. U reals as follows: William Kimball. William Newell, M J. Forster, A. C.. Mcqueen, EL Blocmer. Three will be chosen There was no discussion as to what the policy Of the delegates should bc.
 lDr. Lucas had a patient call on him this mOraiGg 70 have a bad tooth pulled He was q "strapping" big fellow, but wanted the doctor to ad- minister ciiorocorrn, which was re- fused, as it die not appear necessary The hoctJr got his forccps under the crown of tho tooth and was going down for hold Tn the roots when the sufferer refused to allow any further digging. 1;,e doctors only hope was that the crown would hold, but it didn't Tie nlon jumped up out of the ci,ais. took a dive through the ,'~ ie- ,4;1 lis return. which he u inks is certain IS soon as tie exI osed roots begin to harrsw tho p:an's feelings to despera- ton.
 Miss Mar S.nit1. cook on the big i :lredger on the Consolidated canal was in Messt. th,s morning for supplies There was very exciting time on tae Consolidated canal yesterday morning. The Arizona canal people shut the water out of their canal late in the night, which added to the raging l river caused | tremendous strain on l the Consolidated dam. The dam stood firnl. however, and sent flood Cf water Through the heaigates of the Consolidated canal The watchman was a. ieep ars! the water came down the c?untry within two inches of the top Of the canal banks The first one to see the danger was Lee Atkins, who runs inc hl3 G:edger and who became alarmed Ehcn he saw that but two inches of frail earth stood between him and g cruise across country to Yuma. He teiephoned to the head gates. then 70 William C1isman, then to the head cf:ice. but everybody was asleep. He finally got action on the headga1es, and damage that makes one hesitate to consider was averted As l il was the water got away in some places and some people got breakfast in two feel Of water, as was the case at Dr. ChanGi.r's
 There waa a gir' born at Wallace Ellsworth $ ytsterday.
 Plin,Iit7 Pew and family and others cf his party lave returned from the mountains
 Miss Stella Ellsworth, sister of Mrs. A. I. IseBaron. will come from Show Low soon IC spend the winter in Mesa