Arizona republican., 1899-06-10
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

NEW LOCATION.-Ray Lamb filet
 a notice yesterday that he has locate,
 the Dew Drop" mining claim It i
 situated one half mile east of tht
 Superstition mine.
 ADMITTED TO PROBATE-Tht
 will of the late John O. Patten O
 Bath, Me, who died in this city {
 couple of months ago, was filed tol
 probate yesterday. The estate con
 sists of securities. His wife is the
 principal legatee.
 OWNERS Marshall H
 Hooker has located the owners of the | three wheels he discovered in the barn Friday. One wheel has been returned
 to its owner, and, as was at first 1 thought, the others were stolen in
 Tempe. F. c. Cartledge and c. T. | Hayden are the owners. There is no 1 clue indicating the thief.
 SORROW BEARING TELEGRAM IA telegram was received yesterday
 from Dr. Duffield, who was at CoIum-
 bus, O., attending the meeting of the
 American Medical association saying | that he had just had a dispatch in- | forming him of the serious illness of his father at Bloomfield, and that | he would leave for that place at
 once.
 PROSPECT LOCKING WELL.-W. D. Deity, the mining expert, who is experimenting the development work
 on the Osborne property near Wick
 enhurg, was il town yesterday. He
 IS pushing the work as fast as possible
 and says that the property is promis-
 ing. The men are down 120 feet on
 Cl a Q q Sic ,F permanency.
 TWO WOMEN HELD UP.-A couple of badly scared women reported to Deputy Sheriff Bush yesterday that while they were on their way to town they were held up by a drunken Mexi- can who presented revolver. The women ran screaming to the nearest house and remained there until their assailant staggered out of sight. The deputy sheriff set out on a hunt for him, but having no other description of him than that he was intoxicated he searched every drunken Mexican he met for gun.
 ACTIVITY IN POLICE BUSINESS. was a conspiracy among the Mexicans of Phoenix to boom the bus mess of Recorder Jobs. Three Of them got drunk yesterday and were locked up. When they got sober enough to be tried they all denied the accusation of intox;cation and said it was the heat. About the time they were worked off "Bill'' came into the police court with a horrifying story Of a man who as lying exposed to the | sun in Chinatown. Bill was directed by the marshal and recorder to hurry l back and carry one of those big cot tonwoods to him. Tn the meantime | Officer Thoman went down with an | express wagon and brought the sleeper | in. He was pretty well roasted but | there seemed little doubt of his re covery.
 WORK OF PROVIDENCE i young man, who lives in the country. | entered the sheriff's office out of breath yesterday and announced that a quart bottle of whisky had been stolen from him. Deputy Sheriff Joe Bush, who was sitting in the office, i'd not seem to be interested in what he young man said and the announce nent was reiterated. ''As matter Of .fght and justice" said he forcibly, T demand that you hunt down the thief ! md bring him to time He explained hat he didn't care any more for the bottle or its contents than he did for lis life. but he didn't like to miss an of getting on good trunk MT. Bush was unmoved. He aid, it was the work of Providence, Ind he was not employed to undo that lind of work The county paid him O keep down disturbances and not to investigate them. The child of rusti- ity departed in rofund disgust.
 CONCLUDED SOME DETAILS aJ O1 ora Of fV-11C fnn | net again yesterday and concluded ew details, but nothing was done to- yard selecting a faculty for the next erm. Although there is number Of pp,ications on file the board nas s cached no decision yet It will not kely meet again until after the con- nencement exercises. Hereafter, and n the right of the commencement eX- rcises, the school building at Tempe ill be illuminated with electric lights. he contract for wiring was jet to the 'empe bicycle store which will be presented by Murphy & Thompson. he cOmmen cement exercises this H ear will take place between the two lain buildings in open air. The sec etary of the board reported that the rinting of the annual catalogue had : cen let to the Arizona Republican |
  ynation rendered by Eugene M. Wes- E. Ott, formerly member of the fac Ity, but who has since entered the + aw firm of Frazier, Mccormick & Vescott, dated May 21, was read and ccepted with regret. Although dat | lg so far back the resignation had | scaped the notice of the secretary, or +
 would have been passed upon soon r. A communication by a committee the normal students was read. The -udents request that more attention e paid to athletics and they petl~ oned for some apparatus, but the re- nest was necessarily laid aside on count of lack of funds n McKelligon's where you can get le finest handmade sour mash. bour- t' 0n and Pennsylvania rye whistles