Arizona republican., 1898-08-01
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the tanks by Recorder Cornell Thurs day morning with sentences of five and ten days each according to the quality Of whiskey they had imbibed
 4 Mexican was arrested in Tucson Thursday morning by Cons.ables Man ciet and Frazier for beating a small i child. When arrested big, ugly dagger was found on him.
 Hon. Mayor Buehman and family left Tucson for Catalina island Friday morning Mr. Bsuhman will return in the course of a few weeks to attend ''biz'' but the family will remain till October before returning.
 MT. J. M Berger, sub-agent at San
 Xavier, was in Tucson Friday. In the way of harvest the Indians did we'll during the past season. This is evi denced by the number of wagons, sew ing machines and other household and
 farming implements purchased by them.
 | The Palace saloon in Tucson has had
 a partial change of partnership, Tom
 Hallahan having retired and been suc-
 ceeded by B. J. Carpenter. The firm name is now Conn & Carpenter. Both
 are we'll known men and under their management the high reputation of the Palace will be maintained The Phoenix watermelon trade in
 Tucson has come to a sudden ending. From Salt river the scene has shifted
 to the Santa Cruz and the market is
 now being supplied from the Ia ttsr
 source In appearance both prcduc-
 tions are alike both in size and lal-
 ity. With the advenc of the & nta
 Cruz crop prices dropped considerably. Invitations are out for the wedGln g Of Miss Frances H. Goode and Sidney L. Parke, both of Crittenden, Arizc na.
 Miss Goode is the daughter of Ju1 1ge T and Mrs. R. H. Goode and is most estimable young lady. MT. Parke is a
 well known stockman, an old resident
 and good citizen Of Pima county. The
 marriage is announced to take place , Wednesday evening, August 3. Pima County School Superintendent
 John s. Wood has made an estimate of
 the current school expenses Of the
 county off 1S98-99. The amount is
 $35, ,60OS1, of which $1,775S1 will be set aside as a reserve fund to be used
 only in case of emergency and where
 most needed.
 Fritz, who owne a milk ranch south Of Carrillo's gardens in Tucson, is out of luck. Wednesday morning while in town some miscreant stole his blows This blow stealing, Judge Scctt says,
 is a most common occurrence. At least six or eight times a year con-
 plains to that end are made in his Of
 flee.
 Tucson is overrun with patty thieves
 and it seems almost impossible to catch them, even when caught it is trouble
 some to convict them. "Wednesday
 morning rancher came to town with , $22 in his pocket. He fell into Bar
 rio Libre dive and was both beaten and robbed. As usual he complained to the courts but as he could neither
 tell the name of his assailants nor the dive he entered, nothing could be done Even the woman who washed hi. wounds claimed to know nothing about it.
 YAvAPAI COUNTY. Dr. Coleman's family has arrived 1T Prescott.
 . Fitzsimmons & Co., of Prescott are burning a kiln of half a million brick
 J. E. Reynolds from the Bradshaw I mountains is registered at the Sher ] man house in Prescott
 l Colonel c. c. Bean is a recent ar r rival in Prescott. Colonel Bean is { = popular old time Arizonian. Dr. Day reports Thursdays Iempera ture at 101 in the shade, the hottes . weather he ever experienced in Pres
 colt.
 The jury in the case Of Burke vs 3 the Providence Geld Mining company !, brought in a verdict for Burke an6 l was discharged.
 Miss Edna Wilder entertained , number of her young friends at the :. :. residence of her parents in honcr ol her guests, Miss Patton of Phoenix. ; All jurors were discharged Thursday ! as no more jury eases will come up be fore the September term of court Judge Sloan will open court in Flag 2 staff today
 Charles Morrison. George Lincolr
 and Charles Ewing of Prescott hay,
 been heard from in Dawson City. They 5 do not write very glowing accoun : Of the country.
 It is stated that three men held LII the ice man near Congress. It is sug [ gested that they wanted to keep cool
 at any rate they are all in the ''cool e er' at Congress t Governor McCord paid a flying visi
 to Whipple Wednesday and then re l, turned to Phoenix. It is stated that 1 regular army officer named Stone ha. @ been appointed a major in the regi I ment at Whipple.
 Rev. MT. Smale is expected to arriv, r in Prescott in few days on a visit. H r was pastor of the Baptist church a q that place for some years and ha,
 many friends in and out of the churcl : who will be pleased to see him. = The stag social given by the Elks il = honor of the Whipple volunteers Wed
 nesday night was the occasion of som , very sensible and patriotic talks al we'll as the occasion Of lots of fun P Among the speakers were Captain