Arizona republican., 1899-06-11

mining properties said to be immense | ly rich in copper Mr. D. F. Kelly. late manager for Mandel Bros of Chi cago, and at present associated with | pr. J. M. Ford of Phoenix and others in the Black Butte mine, arrived from their mines en route to Phoenix. MT Kelly reports a very promising out look for their property. Thirty men are at present employed and several shipments of ore have already been made. Another consignment of bot tied Hot Springs water destined for i Philadelphia, Pa. will move in a few l days. This water is fast being sub- stituted for Buffalo Lithia and other equally well known waters in the east. BULLARD- -FISKE. - MT George Purdy Bullard and Mrs. Kate F'iske were united in marriage yesterday af- ternoon by Justice Johnstone. MT. Bull lard,s Wall street friends were sur prised a,.d created a demonstration with rice and old shoes which amount ed almost to a good natured riot and friendly personal injury. The groom is well known here as a foremost member of the bar, whose desertion Of the ranks of the benedicts is regretted. The bride, a handsome and highly esteemed lady, though not long a res ident Of the city, is a sister of Mrs. Oyster of East Polk street.
 EXCURSION TO MESA-Arrange ments are being made by the Good Templars for an excursion to Mesa on Saturday next, and a picnic in which they will invite their friends to join them. They will go ever on either Of the regular trains at 10 a. m. or ): 30 D. m. and return on a special at night, the railroad making the price for the round trip at one fare. The regular quarterly session of Maricopa district lodge will be held at o'clock in the afternoon, and a public mass meeting at night in the Baptist church, which will be address, d by the Rev. l. O. Fer guson of this city and others. Lunch baskets will be taken along and a pie nic enjoyed in the beautiful groves in Mesa.
 HE LIKES PHOENIX. W. H. Hamilton, a representative and mem Der Of the big cigar firm of Stephen c CODdit & Go. of New York, is in the city. He is an old friend Of Jack Bur rows, whom he had not met for twenty years, and is the father Of w H. Ham, iltOn. JF., well known travelling man of San Francisco. MT Hamilton is an extensive traveller, having girdled
 
 Phoenix, even with it's temperature of yesterday, which he says is much more pleasant than that of the parts of China and Japan with which he is the most familiar. Of the hotels ne says the Hotel Adams is the best he ever saw in any town Of anywhere near the same size, except one, and that was ID the city of Colombo, Ceylon.
 THE INSPECTION CASE. = The case of the Territory of Arizona vs. J. L. Cant and N. Ba1sz came up for hearing in Justice Gray's court before Q jury yesterday afternoon. This case is one of great importance to butchers. It is brought under the law which re- quireS butchers tC. keep a record of cat tie slaughtered. Similar test cases have been tried here before the de- fendants invariably having been ac- quilted. The complaint charges the defendants with neglecting to keep q record of the cattle butchered. their ages, brands, weights, etc. The prose- cutiCn introduced evidence to show that the defendants slaughtered nine teen cattle in the month of February, as shown by the report of the inspect CT. The defense did not deny it, but contended that the law was so exact~ ing and inconsistent that it could not be complied with. The prosecution rested early and the defense intro- i duced large number of witnesses. The case was not concluded and it will be continued on Monday morning. Attor- c. r. Ainsworth appeared l for the territory and the defendants were represented by Frazier, McCor- mick and Wescott.
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