Arizona republican., 1899-08-27

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reported by the United States weather
bureau:
$50 a. m. $50 p. m
Baron. pressure -. 1915 1886
Tenn. dry bulb -. u 101
Tim. We bulb 49,. "a 6S
TENT maximum 80. 102 103
Tenn. minimum -. 72 72
Rel huImiClicy ... % 16
Wind, direction $50. E NV
Wind, velocity -. 6
Precipitation 49,. 0
State of weather Clear. Clear.
BAND CONCERT. The Pioneer
band concert will begin at p. m. TO-
might
I DRUNK AGAIN. john Doe got
drunk in the block Thursday night
and as usual got into trouble again
justice Johnstone fined him $40, which
was paid without grumbling.
A CRUSHED FINGER. -Frank
Mlayfiegd, a fireman Of the Phoenix
Light and Fuel company, had a finger
painfully crushed yesterday. He was
throwing wood into the furnace and
the finger was caught between the
weight Of the wood and the iron frame
of the door.
CAMP MEETING. A good at
tendanca was noted at the various
services at the camp meeting grounds
yesterday. Today being Sunday there
will doubtless he mich larger at
| tendance and more iL'3erest taken. A
large number Of families are already
camped On the grounds.
IMMIGRATION BUREAU = Mr..
George E. Godfrey is the chief officer
in IN immigration bureau started with
out the knowledge or conEen. and also
without the enmity the board OF
trade. The first arrival noted is 4
n:ne-pound boy who registered Friday
evening ard has come to stay.
A NEW DEPUTY CONSTABLE. =
Constable Joe Balsz yesterday ap-
pointed James Black deputy. An ap-
pI cation had been made for the ap-
pointmsLl5 of Black as deputy sheriff
to serve at the camp meeting ground
In the absence of the sheriff the ap-
pointment could not be made.
REAKSECKER DISCHARGED. =
The trial of Charles Reacksecker, who
was arrested a few days ago on the
complaint of John Ivy, who charged
him with shooting into his front yard
whiie riding by on a wheel, was tried
before Justice Gray yesterday and DIS
charged. Reaksecker admitted the
shooting at the time and place de-
5cnibed by. Mr.. Ivy, but denied the d.
reiction. He said he shot along the
road in front of him, all of which was
none Of this compliments business.
ANOTHER RUNAWAY Not a
runaway match or an escaped convic',
butt just "a pain old fashioned farm
wagon drawn by two frightened horses.
The team started during the Sand
storm last evening in the vicinity OF
the Gibson block and ran west on
Washington street. very nearly rum
ling over a man WHO tried 20 stop
them. Finally some one climbed in
the rear of the wagon and got hold OF
the lines, stopping the horses some
where in the w&stern part of town.
AS far as learned no damage was done
A SAD DEATH Mrs. F. A. John
sen, Who a few days ago submitted to
a very dangerous operation as the one
hope of cuTal from a very serious
illness, died yesterday morning. She
stood the operation well and strong
hopes were entertained for her recov-
cry, but she grew suddenly worse and
could net be revived. An autopsy re
VeaieCf the fact shat she was also
weakened by a fatty degeneration of
thu heart, which with her advanced
age, being 62 years old, left her with
out sufficient strength TO Withstand
the shock.
CREAMERY EXTENSION. - A
branch of the Maricopa creamery is
soon to be established in the Fowler
neighibOlhCod west of the c:'Sy. The
new plant is not intended to be a
manufacturing institution, but will
only facilitate tine work of the cream
provided and after The cream has been
extracted from the milk it will he
brought to town and turned over TO
the main plant. The new enterprise
will BIG ready to begin business about
October 1 and will handle the milk
OF about 200 cows to begin with
SCRAPPED IN THE GLOAMING.--l
Two MEN, one of whom gave the
name of John Doe, met in an alley not
far from the center to town last night |
They may or may not have been
friends in the long ago, but just at
this time there is a GOODNESS between
them. They got td discussing some
question more local in it's nature chan
16 to 1, and mixed up John empha-
sized his statements with t1lpIhammer
effect, them went around and rendered
Justice tombstone S.. The other man
concluded he had the short end of it
already and did ms appear in Wall
street.
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE
FENCE. "A few days ago The Re
publican published an Article under the
head of ''Confscated a Road" describ-
ing thl3i pre-empttCn eli M F. Barnett
Of the eastern extension of Canal
street. The article was based on a
by George E. Godfrey, a
reighbor whose property eIbuts on the
par of the street occupied by Mr.. Bar
nett and in which reflections were
made en- his unneighborly disposition. |
Mr.. Barnett says the controversy, like
every othsr, has two sides. The street
in the first place does not lead any
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