Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-30

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A NEW NOTARY. "A nc:arial
commission was issued yesterday TO
o. F. Richey of Tucson.
COMING HOME. A Prescott paper
says Mr. E. Rays and fmily, who were
camping during the summer a. Iron
Springs, left for their home IN Phoenix
Sunday They go by their own con-
! veyance via Castle Creek springs.
CAP. ADAMS INJURED. Word
comes from Globe that Cap Adams was
thrown from a horse and suffered a
Broken leg, as the result CT which lock
jaw followed. Mr.. Adams is we'll
known in Phoenix, having lived in the
vai.1=y at different times.
THE PALACE. 1t is reported that
Lee Pd-kins of Trinidad, Colo, has
purchased a half interest in the Pal
ace saloon, which has previously been
Under the mana cement of Gus H.
Hirschfe1d, wei known al over the
southwest. Mr. Perkins is vel known
in Colorado, where he is spoken Of
very highly.
ANOTHER BURGLARY. Monday
night was not without IT'S burglary.
The store of l. S. Espanosa at the cor
ner of Second and Monroe streets was
entered by the way CT a ransom.
The thieves got away with bag con-
tanning $13 in gold dust, a 'dobe dol
lar. q couple OF boxes of cigars, sew
etal packages Of cigarettes and a guam
tity of canned goods and jellies.
FOR BUSINESS AND PLEASURE.
M A. HCmmel Of the E. S. Wakelin
Grocery company will leave this even
ing for the east IN the business inter
ests Of his firm and Will take the OPP
pOrtunity of visiting his home in Ken
lucky before his return to Phoenix.
His numerous friends wish him a sue
cessfuG "trip SO far as the business part
of it IS concerned, an enjoyable home
visit, and pleasant and safe return
journey.
FUNERAL TO-DAY. The funeral
death was reported a day or two ago,
viii he held today at 10 O'Clock at the
residence Of her son, Mr.. Henry john
son, No. 903 West Madison street. Mr..
Johnson was in California en- business
and pleasure when the death CT his
mother occurred, and returned home
On Monday nights train. He did not
learn the sad news Of his mothers
death I'll he arrived at Ash Fork en-
route home.
ANOTHER MAN. LOST Phoenix
is popularity supposed by the rest OF
the world to be the point at which she
lost are washed ashore. 1t is a mighty
dull day here when an inquiry is not
received 'f.0m somewhere about some
body who has disappeared from the
earth's surface. Yesterday a com
was received from J. A.
Dickman Of San Diego wanting to
know what has become of L K. Fisher,
who had probably pu'5 in here in his
w3nderings.
SUIT ON A NOTE. Suit was be
gun in district court yesterday by the
Farmers and Merchants bank Of
Tempe against A. L. Trirpel and Mary
E. Long to recover on a note for $500
given by the defendants ON February
2, 1894, to Lawrence Napier. The de
fendans-s were at that time man and
wife, the wife having since procured a
divorce and restoration to her maiden
name The note is secured by a MOTT
gage on a tract CT ground IN F'loreDce.
According to the terms CT the note the
separate estates of the defendants are
bound for the payment Of the note.
NEW FISH DEALER. Mr.. Ed
Rupert is in the city ruEslirg for
business and his cards are, being freely
along Washington street. |
They read as follows: "E. Rupert, /
Dealer in Fresh Fish. 1 catch my Cwn
fish The card bears no postoffice
address, street or number, but Il is be-
lieved the gentleman comes .1gom Los
Angeles It is net thought that he is
ashamed CT Ills fish business and
therefore left the address off, but on
the contrary he expects his business to
grow 50 rapidly that every one will
sCCn know where it is without telling.
Hi El6red and Jake Miller, Mr. Rup-
pertS piScatori3l Farmers, returned
from the coast last night
WALTER GREGORY HEARD
FROM. A letter was received from
Walter Gregory on Monday by a Phoe-
nix correspondent dated at Baliug on
the island CT LUzon. Mr. Gregory at
the time Of writing just a month pre-
bus 10 the receipt OF the letter, was
coed health and was as pres
porous and happy as could be expected
under the circumstances, though he
remarked parenthedcaly that life was
not a continual round of pleasure and
there were times when he would just
as soon he in Phoenix. While the
Filipincs are hard to catch and their
soc:e.y was not enjoyed except by
earnest solicitation, they manage with
frequency to send their
leaden compliments into camp in a