Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-29

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Tenn. maximum ....97 107
TEN. mfnimum S4 "a
, Rel. humidity ..49 20
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. State weather PITY cloudy Cloudy
LICENSED TO WED. A marriage
, license was issued yesterday to Martin
! ]. Feeney and Margaret B. Martin
both of this county
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
District Attorney Flanagan yester-
day appointed Attorney c. NJ. Frazier
to look after matters connected with
his office during an outing of two or
three weeks.
DRENCHING RAIN. - Reports
came in of a general rain in the north
on Thursday afternoon. In Prescott
it amounted to a aorrential storm and
few boulders were forced from their
holds on the sides of the mountains
near town
GRAIN SHIPMENT. The northern
bound regular train last night was
made up OF freight cars There were
three cars of barley and two of hay
destined for points along the Santa Fe
Pacific. "A car of cattle was also in
1 cluded in the train.
GEORGE ALKIRE WORSE. Word
was received yesterday from San
| Diego saying that George Alkire ls
failing rapidly. When he left here
three weeks ago his weight was more
than 200 pounds and now he weighs
about $50 The doctors give little
encouragement. 80
NOT THE FIRST APPEARANCE.
Zoe Gladue, the incorrigible young
girl, was in tEalble again yesterday.
ETffer father the night before swore- out
warrant in Justice Gray's court for
her arrest. He said she robbed him Of
$40 which was in his. pocket when he
went to, sleep. When he awoke he
saw fast disappearing daughter.
Justice Gray expOstulated. with the
girl, in the hope of binging about
radical change in her conduct and told
her to go home
CLAIM AGAINST THE WORMSER
ESTATE. Mrs. Ben Block, through
her attorneys. Frazier, Mccormick &
Westcott, yesterday filed a claim of
81, 492.75 against the estate Of NJ.
Wormser, in probate court yesterday.
The claim is for PERSONAL services COW
claimants departure from Phoenix
about three years ago. The personal
services consisted of nrinistrations to
Wormser during frequent attacks of
sickness and of a general waiting upon
him all the time. Mrs Block by her
husband is cousin of Wormser.
EEL COMERCIO." r.. w. Cham
berlain has resurrecte1 copy of
Spanish newspaper printed in the
Philippines until three years ago.
The paper was sent to him by a sol
der at Manila two months ago. 1t is
called Eel Comercio," and abounds in
illustrations Of noted Spaniards. 1t
contains a large cut of the queen
regent and one of the pope, also pic i
ture and biography OF Blanco. AL !
though published in newspaper form |
the contents of the paper would de- !
note it to be magazine which has |
chronicled the leading events at the |
time OF it's publication. The paper !
was published every Sunday.
GOING TO FIGHT YAQUIs. Gov
ernor Murphy yesterday received a
telegram from Secretary Hay of the |
state department informing him that
the Mexican government had asked |
and been given permission to convey |
a body of troops through United States
territory from FL PaSo to Nogales
The governor thereupon wired the
sheriffs Of the southeastern counties
through which the railroads pass,
directing them to permit
the passage Of the troops. The force
consists of fourteen soldiers and their
armament of two mitraileuses to be
used against the Yaquis now in revolt
in southern Sonora. These Indians
ho6 h1-TT- n -r-i&I I0 Maxz |
lean soldiers, but this will be their
first experience against guns which
rain leaden balls.
THE FIRST DESERTER. -Justo
Flores, who enlisted in the Thirty
fourth infantry, is still in the Salt
River valley. That is the general
conclusion, although he has not been
located. He did not show up for roll
call on Thursday night and is marked
as deserter. Flores is a member of
the fire department and well known
here. 1t is possible that he could
make his appearance in the city with
out being molested, although there is
a standing reward for the capture of
1eserter. Those who know Flores
believe he did not know the serious
ness Of his action when he deserted.
He had been examined and signed a Il
FEW papers, Dut MAD not Deen held I'M
Ter orders. He probably thought his
would be a small mat
.er and that the war in the Philip
pines would go on without him,
INDIAN BAND .,FLOURISHING =
Assistant Superintendent J. B. Alex
lnder of the Indian school received
another letter yesterday from Super
ntenden6 S. M. MCGOWAN at Omaha |
Mr.. MCGOWAN whites that he has just
from Pine Ridge with