Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-04

Ito return to the territory. Mr.. Cronin
came here six years ago and seemed
to be pretty well along with tuber-
culosis then. There was a decided i'm
provement in his condition until more
than year ago, when he enlisted
with the Rough Riders. but was re-
ljected at San Antonio A few months
later he went to Boston and thence to
Florida, where he was seized with a
Swelling Of the limbs, that precursor
of death by consumption. After Che
last hope was abandoned he was taken
back to Boston and paced in a hos
TiAl, among whose visiting physi-
oLans are members of the faculty of the
medical department of Harvard. uni
versity. After "a long and careful ex-
animation they decided shat his trou-
| bic was not tubercular. but was dis
ease of the nerves. He was treated
for it and now he writes that his
health was never better.
OUTGOING CITIZENS. = Among
the excursionists to the coast and pas
sengers for points N the east and
north on the S. F. P. & P. last night
were: Mrs. Sophia Wilkey, Long
Beach; A. J. Bradley, Minnie Ander-
son, W. H. Hart. Mrs. Marguerite
Beaumont. Mrs. Matte Lang, Frank
FuQU3, A. 7. Anderson John J. HOl-
land, J. L., Hill, J. G. Marshall NJ P
Chubb, ]. A. Len,z, Jade Miller. Miss
Grace MarsbOss, Miss Myrtle MAR
SHALL Mss Matte Marshall, G. Col
Inns San Diego; w. D. Novingsr,
Darlington, Kan; Miss Mary E.
Thompson, Chicago; Col. c. C. Bean.
New York.
DEPARTURE OF Mr.. CHUBB. II
Mr.. Mont P. Chubb Left last night by
the S. F. P. & P for Redlands. Cal.
where he will take the management of
the Abbey pharmacy. Mrs. Chubb Will
join him in about month. Mr.
Chubb is one of the best known phar-
macists in The southwest. After sew
eral years experience in the wholesale
drug business he settled in Phoenix as
the proprietor Of the Keystone phar- !
macy, which he sold about year ago. |
During his residence in Phoenix he has !
been active in musical circles as di- t
rector of the Philharmonic club. He /
was also a prominent member of the /
Phoenix. Gun CLUB
THE CASE OF CHARLES BEL
FREY. In the case brought by the
Star grocery against Charles Belfrey.
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plaintiff. The plaintiff brought suit to
recover $137 for a grocery and Ium-
Der bill, bU,t the defendant entered a
counter claim which offset it S69
The attachment proceedings were con-
inue1 until this morningsE at $50 I.
o'clock. The defendant lived in !,
Phoenix when he incurred the indebt-
3dness. He went to Tempe with his
lorses and wagon fully equipped for an
overland trip. His outfit was at
ached in Tempe and The attachment
proceedings this morning will develop
whether he had intended going to Ell
9aso as claimed by the plaintiff
AN EX-ROUGH RIDER. &C. E.
tills arrived at the Commercial yes
eGday from Morenci. He now holds
he position of superintendent of the
Detroit Copper company, which he re-
igned at the commencement of the
var with Spain, and Joined the regi-
lsnt of Rough Riders. Mr.. Mills de-
les the report that the Standard Oil 1
Qmpany is operating mining claims :
etween Morenci and Clifton. Con- L
rary to reports, he says there IS not a
reat deal of prospecting or develop I
lg done about Morenci g. pTesenc. c
here has been a great deal of rain (
acre recently and several trestles
long the railroad from Lordsburg to
-tftOn have been washed out.
NEW HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER
meeting of the high school board Of 6
'ustees WIS held at the high school L
1ild.ng yesterday afternoon and Miss =
atherine Mills was selected as
emher Of the faculty to succeed w. 9
Upton, who resigned to accept '
2sitiCn in the normal school, Mice
ills is from Indiana. where she grad \
ated from the state normal and uni =
eTsity. She viii teach English prin- !
pally. There is still another vacancy -
: the resignation of J. c. WATSON, :
no is now in the east. The selection 9
a teacher was accomplished after 4
grelt deal of talk, and the board did y
u feel equal TO selecting another
acher. A meeting for this purpose
II be held on TUESDAY two weeks
nee.
AN ERROR OF IDENTITY AL 6
eyed. Joaquin Sonora, now en- y
ged on the city chain gang, has ap-
led to Recorder Jobs to have his case
viewed. Early last Sunday morning
ere was a row almost amounting to =
riot at a saloon on the corner Of y
0nrOe and First streets. Officers
)well and Hale ran n and found that
the disturbance was being raised by A
e man whom they arrested. A res
g was attempted and the foremost OF
e rescuers was a man believed 10 be
nora. In the scrimmage he was
ocked down by Officer Dowell, but
escaped amid the hustle and con-
sion The next day Sonora WIS ar y
sted and on Monday he was given ,
teen days on the chain gang. Now