Arizona republican., 1899-09-13

prevailing III InOeQl3 yesterday were
reported by the United States weather
bureau:
$50 a. m. $50 p. m
Baron. pressure -. 29.8S 29.76
q, Tenn. dry bulb 80. rs 100
Tenn. wet bulb ... GA SO
Tenn. maximum 49,. 101 los
TEN. minimum -. rs 78
, Rel humidity $500 48 10
Wind, direction 49,. E E
Wind, velocity $50. 2
Precipitation 49,. @
!. State weather Clear. Pity Cloudy.
NEW DEPUTY SHERIFF. City
Marshal Hi Hooker was yesterday ap-
pointed deputy sheriff
CATTLE IAGAFIGRATING. - Three
carloads Of feeders came down from
the north on last nights train to Craze
on juicy valley pastures.
SHEEP Fer BISBEE. w. R. Pat
terson received a car cf sheep on last
nights train from Ash Fork. They
will be sent to the Bisbee market To-
night over the M. & P.
ABUNDANCE OF WATER. Word
comes from ranchers living east CT the
J city to the effect that there was ample
water for all during the last run. and
agricultUralists are accordingly jubi-
! liant.
DISCHARGED. Ollie Reed. who
was arrested for an assault on Robert
DeBahd last Sunday afternoon, was
discharged yesterday by Justice Gray,
who owing to his youth, let him eff
with a judicial reprimand
! DAVE GOODIN'S TRIAL. The
trial of Dave Goodin, charged with
horse stealing, was again continued in.
Justice GTay's court yesterday, though
the witnesses fer the territory had not
| arrived as was expected. They will
be here this morning
WANTS IT MADE HOT. A letter
was received by an officer Of this city
yesterday from a woman abroad ask
ing him to look after her husband
wha is living with a woman in the
/ block, and make it hot for him. The
officer knew about him and will now
proceed to increase the temperature in
his vicinity
BADLY BEATEN. j. S. Watson,
| on his way to town yesterday morn
ing, saw a Mexican coverd with blood
sitting on a bridge across a canal this
side CT Alhambra. He had been beat
en- about the head until he was almost
senselss. Mr.. Watson thought at first
that an eye had been knocked out,
though it was found later that it was
not seriously injured Mr. Watson
found out where he lived, took him
home and informed the authorities.
ARIZONA BAKERY. Fred Muir
dock has succeeded to the full owner
ship of the Arizona bakery, having
purchased the interest of his partner
Thomas ]. Prescott. Messrs. Prescott
and Murdoch established the business
over a year ago and have seemingly
done remarkably well, having moved
into new quarters, erected new ovens
and made many ether Improvements
Mr.. Prescott is thinking of leaving
Arizona and trying his fortune in the
state OF Washington.
ORDERED DEPORTED. All Ben,
a Chinese mandarin who was travel
ing incog. or rather trying to, was
Overhauled in a Pullman palace car at
Yuma few days ago by Deputy O. S. |
Marshal Z. G. Wilder He was
brought up for trial in the district
court yesterday and failing to produce /
documents to prove that he was any
better than any other Chinaman, JUS |
tica Street ordered that he be tenderly /
cared for till the next boat left for /
China, when arrangements would be /
made for his free transportation. He
the underground railway and succeed |
ed so well he thought ne could work |
the surface Line into California.
CUPID OVERWORKED. - The gen
eral prosperity of the country seems to !
be reflected in the probate judges /
court and Cupid, who was always d |
tireless worker, seems to have about |
all he can attend to of late. In fact, /
some of the schemes he set on foot |
during the hard times must be just /
now arriving at a successful issue. |
licenses for a few days have |
been in great demand. Mr.. C. II.
Hakes, Jr, and Miss Emma Charlotte !
Pomeroy, both Of Mesa, were married !
at the residence CT the bride On Satur-
Gay night. They are of Mesa's
most notable social circle and the best
wishes CT all attend them. Mr. Harvey
J. Van Fleet and Miss Mabel L. Allen
were licensed yesterday and were mar
ried last evening 'Anselmo Salazar
and Maria Marcelas were also licensed
to wed.
A HOUSE HELD UP. The nome
of E. J. Powell near Phoenix park was
held up last night by a tall man in /
black, wearing a black mask. There
was nobody at home but three chill
dren, the eldest a small girl. The two
children were in bed. The
robber cut. his way into the house
through a wire screen in the rear and |
presented himself before the girl with
a revolver in his hand and ordered her
to open a small safe which was kept in
the house. She denied that there was
any such safe, but he tod her he knew
there was and that if 1T were not .
opened quickly he would kill her. He
cverdid the soaring act. for the girl,
beyond the point of discre
ton, ran screaming to her fathers sa-