Arizona republican., 1899-09-27

! OF sympathy TOT MS DcfcafSu IamllY
i-CcuTiCl.
There was a pretty wedding ut HO-
! tel Burke last night, Judge c. P. Hicks
uniting Mss Lottie Cooper and George
i2chpeter in the holy b1nds of wadlock
says the Prescott Courier. There wee
many prominent citizens present and
the bride locked sweet and winning in
| her travelling SUIT. TIC bridegroom
received many congratulations on his
success in winning such a charming
| .ady for a wife Miss Cooper HIS long
been q reigning favorite on the Aqua
FRA. She came originally from 1lli-
nois Mr.. Rohpeter Ecs been q resi-
dent Il Yavapai county for over twen-
" years, and stands high both as a
man and a miner The Happy couple
have gone east on their honeymoon.
During the fair sports a. Albuquo--
que on Wednesday Charles Collins.
while making a fortyfve Fest dive in
tc q pool Of water only four feet deep,
failed to make the turn end lay IN The
water as if dead, says the Flagstaff
Sun. He was pulled cut, and it was
found that his back was broken. He
d3nit live His Par tneT, Prof. Zero, the
aeronaut, was injured. and had very
narrow escape from death, while max
ing an ascension. The parachute
bccsened unexpectedly, and Zsno fell
helplessly, with his feet entargied, IN
til within "a. few feet of she ground.
when the parachute cpensd, and
though the ballooEist struck the
ground with great force, he escaped
fatal injury.
The Sultan Mercantile company has
r. tcd , 1s1-f=01l n oi7 Et0Ta
which is used exclusively for the gro
cry department., says the Globe Silver
Belt The new room IS 25x30 feet,
with a basement OF the same size, and
enables them tc handle their heavy
trade in this lire tic much better adj
vantage Their entire frcns rocm,
25x60 feet, is utilized fer dry goods,
furnishing goods. cl-Ehing and shoes.
The warerccn. N the rear, 25xS0 ct,
corfains large reserve stock Of every
description CT gC'3ds carried by this
enterPrising firm. The tc'sal floor
space CT The Sultan Mercantile estab-
lishment is now 4,125 square feet,
v-l-c1 is fll-d e overlooking with sta
PIE and seasonhble goods. Their bus
i-ess has mere than doubled since Jan
uery 1, 1899.
Peter Nichols, 2 well known min
ing man Of Yuma county died last
Sunday at R:Iey's lodging house, says
the Yuma Sentinel. Mr.. Nicholas was
stricken with paralysis at the King of
Arizona mines a day or two before and
was brought to Yuma, where he died
shortly after his arrival The deceased
was associaeed with a. Modesti in sew
eral mining claims in the King dis
tr.ct which give promise Ct equaling
fc K ir7r Il
tive CT Pennsylvania and IVES pos
sessed Ct considerable property at the
ting CT his death. P w. Breesee, the
came down Fl ON Los An
seles and embalmed che body which
was taken to that city for irGerment
by a nephew, MIR. NJ. F. OCornor.
The Yuma Sun has the following:
Judge ThurlCw, secretary and genera |
CT ths Yuma marriage bu- !
rsau, does not propose to be outdone |
by any side justice Of the peace in the /
i ozelf, faraway Nc2th Dakota lie
says he is prepared to NEST every dec !
arat.cn made in Ch sfoIl-wing bid for |
business recently issued By a juice uf |
ne peace in the blizzard strick-
n Ec1sh: ca and a,te~ this |
ate VIII present an ole
CANT chTcmo. a Il-rlor lamp o. a
lass water set to all bridal couples
married by me. All marrying done
i the most artistic way, either in phi
ate or public. Runaway couples
married at any hour of the day or
light, and pUrsuers thrown off the
cent Reduced rates tc these I have
married before. A red lantern hangs
4 front Of my door in Prairie street
I night No dog kept. Night bell
irectly under the lantern. Moses
sodd, J. P" Judge Thurlow says he
ill waive the right to kiss all brides
Tho are ever 81 years of age.
During the month of August there
rerd 203 full car--3ds CT freight
ought into Globe over the G. V. g.
n. railroad and about fifty carloads
ere sert out during the same period |
hese do net include less than carload
lipments. While, from a business
lew, the showing was very credftable.
lese shipments are net fair est
ate cf the volume Of bus;1ess tIans-
led in Gioba. The aV:rageI monthly
lfFments, the past twelve months :
'nsidered, ara much greater than this. n
uIing August there were more wash I
lis on, The road than during the bal \
ace Of the year; in fact during fully \
slf of the month shipping was i'm t
,ssible. OF the incoming freight
xsy-One carloads were coke. thirty E
rec ccal, fOrty-nine mixed me1chaa-
Sc, twenty-cne lumber. fifteen hay,
g beer, four acid, fur -four. four :
sin, two sugar and enc each CT shin
Is, hogs and iron pipe. Of the cut
)ing twenty-five cars were copper
lniOp. 100000 pounds; twelve cop
II ore and eighteen cattle. In the =,
st item are not included a number y
carloads CT empty b5er kegs and
81 bottles and hides.-SiIver Belt. D
If the gentleman who put the re-
lrter onto this piece CT news WIS not s.
nous fCT his Teracity there would I.
scome room for doubt, says the 9
INA Sentinel. The informant IS net &
-actly like George Washington. He y
feTs in this particulaT-George could 6
1t tell lie; cur informant can but Z
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