Arizona republican., 1899-08-31

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OFFICIAL BOND FILED. The Of
fetal bond of Walter Talbot as COM
missioner OF immigration was filed in
the office of the county recorder yes
terday
CLEANED THE SLATE. Con
sable Gonzalez of Tempe precinct has
wiped his slate OF all his deputy con-
stables by filing a revocation yester-
day of the appointment of Frank
Quihuis, ]. NJ Quihuis and w. W. Fel-
lows
! A NEW RESIDENCE. MIR. E. A.
Ross has just purchased a half acre
! lot, JUS. north Of Bennett Place, and
has commenced the erection of a
seven-room brick house. 1t will have
a frontage of 1oTty-six feet, and will
have city water, electric lights and all
modern conYeniences.
A DOUBLE PERFORMANCE The
Salvation Army held forth as usual
| last night at the corner OF FRS street
and Washington and as soon as their
service was over the soclaistic Or
ators Of the city, finding a good audi
ence already gathered, proceeded 10
take advantage of the occasion to give
! few tips about how things ought TO
be run in this world.
THE LAYING OF TUFA. The
| laying of the first tier of tufa on the
sgb-story of granite at. the capitol
building was begun Yesterday. There
! is not enough of it in place yet to
show the general effect, but there are
| indications that the contrast between
the light brown of the tufa and the
light gray of the granite will ncE be
unpleaSing.
MORE BURGLARIES. Other burg
laries were reported to the police yes
terday morning. The house of Senior
Navarro, the Mexican consul, on
West Adams street, between Tenth and
Eleventh avenues, WAS entered in Mr..
Navarro's absence on Tuesday night.
The only article missing was a re-
voIver. Attempts were made to break
into a house in Montgomery addi-
lion.
BASE BALL CHALLENGE. The
Cyclone base ball club, w. J. Anderson,
manager, and Perry Polk captain,
hereby challenge the True Blues to
game at the park next Sunday for $50
a side or for any other and larger
the True blues may feel warranted IN
risI1ing on the issue. The Cyclones
nine is built on the fragments Of the
P.oss rHmia1as, and the True Blues on
the ruins Of the South Side Bullies.
LAYING THE FOUNDATION. =
There is a big hole fronting on Wash
ingtOn street almost as Urge as the
Grand canyon of the Colorado The
some time that the ground was exca-
waited for the purpose of planting a
big building on the lot. This predic-
Gion will doubtless be made good as
the foundation walls sprouted "a day or
two ago and ara new considerably in
evidence
al JAPANESE AFFAIR. There
vas a wild japanese disturbance
southeast of town yesterday evening
Two Japs, Tara and Ekeda, made an
assault on EkaSodora and left him
with an eye on linn that excited the
pity of men and gods. Ekasadora
came 30 town and made complaint.
Deputy Sheriff Standard captured Tara
and locked him up in Jail and learned
that -Ekerda had probably gone cut to
the Sweet Water gardens" When
you catch him?" asked Ekesadora, af-
ter having agreeably viewed with one
eye the locking up of Tara.
DEATH OF MRS. JAMES A. GIL |
MOUR. Mrs. James A. Gilmour died |
at 7 O'Clock last evening at |
the family residence about three
miles north of the city. She !
has been III for some weeks, !
but was recently reported better, and |
it was believed she would make good |
recovery. Deceased was yet in her |
early wOmanhood Csrd was raised in |
this valley, being daughter OF Mr.. |
Charles Duncan, one of the early set |
tiers, and who died a few years ago.
She was a most estimaibie woman and |
was we'll known throughout the val !
ley. Several small children are left |
to miss mothers guiding counsels. |
MI. GiImOilr will have the sincere !
sympatfly1 OF a host of friends in his |
sore bereavement.
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT. The IL |
year-oId son of E. E. Gonzales, the |
met with an accident yes
terday n orning about O'Clock that |
was not My painful, bu.. resulted in |
the loss @ the big toe of his right foot. |
He was riding bicycle when his toe |
in some manner got caught in the |
chain and was carried over the |
sprocket wheel. 1t was terribly LAGER
ated and the bones crushed. DR.. |
Stroud was, summoned and found thu.
a1nputa ton would be necessary, and |
that, too, clear back TO the larger joint |
in order +ol get enough sound skin to |
cover the wound. The operation at |
once followed and the boy IS doing |