Arizona republican., 1898-09-04

Heath it was stolen and kept it. He itelephoned for the marshal and in the meantime Heath remained On the arrival Of the officer Heath said he hac bought the watch on Grand avenue of a colored man whom he thought he could find. He soon after foun.l Hall watch, but prejudiced his case by a denial that he had ever beer on Grand avenue since he was born.
 1 WHERE IS HE?-Inqu1ry is being made for a man named Hammond Ems trom, who was formerly an inmate of l the insane asylum here, but escaped two years ago. He is about twenty | six years old His friends think he may have assumed the name of Harry Hamilton.
 l CUPID'S VICTIMS Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to J. H. Ivy and Rody Ellen Haggart; Clarence 1 Spelnlan and Bessie Mccoy. The lat i ter couple was married last night by Rev. Dr. Halsey. MT. Ivy and Miss lIaggart will be married by Justice Johnstone this afternoon at the resi- dence Of the grooms parents below the city.
 JUDGE STREETS RETURN. = Thomas J. Prescott. district court bailiff, yesterday received a letter from Judge Street at Los Angeles saying that he would return to Phoenix next Tuesday On the following day he will go to Prescott and hold court for 1 Judge Sloan week or ten days. On lis return he will go to Yuma. and by h Hn1 th0 ry,o it will be nearly time for opening the
 October term here
 THE CITY THOROUGHFARES Phoenix and its outlying additions whether included in the city limits or not, have 193 streets and avenues. A
 number of the names have been dupli-
 cated in different additions. Thus
 in the Flaherty addition there is .
 Cleveland avenGe and in the Murphy
 addition anotkcr Cleveland avenue Churchill addition has a Grant avenue
 and so has Montgomery addition. There is a Harrison street in the city proper, one in Capitol addition and one in Dennis addition. This condition ot
 affairs must necessarily create consid-
 erable confusion at times
 CONTAGIOUS FORGETFULNESS A good joke is told on James L
 Cant, well known townsman, who was recently married to an estimable young lady in Colorado and returnei
 with his bride to his home in this city
 this week. MT. Cant left here over
 a month ago for Colorado and evi- dently in his perturbation of mind for got to sign a check for sum some } what in excess of $100. The party re- ceiving the paper did not notice the } omission until he went to the bank tC ! draw the money. Then he wrote g , letter to MT. Cant in Colorado. statins } that he enclosed the check for MT Gant's signature. It transpired, how. } ever, that he forgot to inclose the ] check in the letter. Mr. Cant has since returned and is ready to make } amends for his sin of omission. whicl was not his fault entirely, either. } ROUGH RIDERS {" MILEAGE-T is understood that Rooseve1t's "Rougl Riders were mustered out Of the ser vice yesterday at Mcntauk Point. N Y. It is also stated in this connec ton that they will be returned to theil
 homes in the west at the expense c
 the government As twenty miles i:
 o"iioiueieu q udy narcn, the dlStanc'
 from New York to Arizona for in
 stance, is based on that theory, eacl
 trooper receiving the pay for eacf
 marching days rations and regular
 pay beside. Thus each trooper vii
 receive something over $200 and a.
 railroad fare and subsistence will b.
 considerably less, the boys will coms
 home with some money in their pock
 cts. They deserve all they will re , oeive, it is generally agreed.
 FORTUNATE PHOENICIANS. =
 Mr. Howe of the firm of Morgan { , Howe yesterday received a letter iron