Arizona republican., 1899-05-30
MEMS
 OF THE
 TOWN

5 A COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. = Acting Governor Akers yesterday ap pointed w. Eugene Parker of Kansas
 City commissioner of deeds for Ari
 zOna.
 CATTLE TO KANSAS. = Yesterday
 morning nine cars of cattle were shipped over the s. F. P. & P. from Glendale to Dodge City, Kan They
 Wer sent by Jerry Sullivan
 DISPOSITION OF REMAINS. The
 remains of the late E. w. Persons were sent last night to. Broadhead
 Wisconsin, the former home of he
 dead man. they were accompanied
 by Mrs. Persons, Miss Myron Persons,
 Mrs. Mary Smith and Professor J. Cur
 tis Wasson.
 REAL ESTATE DEAL.-A sale was
 concluded yesterday by which Jennie
 L. Loring and George P. Loring made
 over lot No. 13, in block p, to Mons
 E1lingson for a consideration of S20,-
 600. The property includes three
 store buildings On the south side Of Washington between Center and
 First streets one of the buildings ad-
 joining the alley in the middle of the
 block
 APPLICANTS IN EACH OFFICE.- |
 Q mistake was made in segregating the l offices of probate judge and county | school superintendent: Are there
 many applications made nowadays" ."
 asked citizen. 'FWhy, yes,' said Su- perintendent Fulton; there are six Cn file and all the districts have not been heard from" You mean to say there
 have only been six applicants for schcols?" "No,+I didn't mean that. thought you were speaking of teach
 CTS who had made application for marriage licenses"
 THEFT AND FORGERY. Juan Rey was arrested yesterday for steal ing a check for S211S from Jesus Va lenzuela. This paved the way to an- other crime. He wrote Valenzuela's name on the back of the check ani sold it to Prosper Bordoni. He took in exchange for it a bottle Of wine at $3, which was considerably above the market price, and paid Bordini 5 cents for cashing the check Notwith- standing all this rake-off MT. Bordoni is dissatisfied and says he wishes Key had not been born.
 NO MORE RIDING ON SIDE WALKS Officer Andy Thoman has 1 announced a crusade against all per sons who ride bicycles on sidewalks. | He made three arrests yesterday and | would have made thirty-three if he | had seen that many people violating i the ordinance. He doesn't care any thing about the age, size, sex, color, A condition in life or religion of the Of fender. He would just as soon arrest woman as man, or a white man as a col0red man. And whoever is ar rested must read over the police court door, All hope abandon, ye who en- ter here" There can be no excuse of fered that will intercept the fine There is no recognized mitigating circum- stance in the crime of riding on side walks.
 LOW WATER LEVEL Work on the new well at the city water works is progressing rapidly, and the water level will soon be reached. Suparin- tendent B. N. Pratt says that all over the valley the water level is several feet lower than ever before The new vel was started as safeguard against dry seasons, but it was not thought that it would be needed to any extent this season. But the work is being pushed now to meet the dc mand which is constantly increasing, md which would be partly supplied 1y the old well alone The large rre- ;ipitatiOn of snow instead of the usual | ain in the mountains last winter is lffectin3 the undercurrents as well as he streams and rivers. A large DOT ( ion of the snow lying on the ground 10 long evapOrated [
 A JAIL WAS WELCOME. On Sun l lay night after the concert at the city { lan p.aZa Gardener W. R. Morris ound man asleep on the grass. He woke him, but the stranger refused to ncve. Officer Hale was called. Still he lodger held his place The officer threatened him with the jail. All ! fight" said the hobo; that's where I l want to go" He was taken in and | when he was searched a nickel was l ound in his pocket, also an untouched : 'cttle of whisky. The stranger had . orgOtten about the whisky and re- l ented of the manner he had forced | imself into jail while it was yet un- | cnsumed. He wanted to get out and nally offered to compromise by talk I ag it into jail with him. His terms $ Fere rejected and his separation from l ne bottle was made permanent. $ DYSART- T-CLANTON. - The mar | iage Of Miss Stella ClantOn to Mr. | red Dysart was sOlemnized yester- l ay morning before breakfast Rev. u ,. 0. Ferguson of the Christian church = 4-iS41I0u at tuG CGr6MOny. SC0n aIIcr \: he couple went to Buckeye where Q HI aw days will be spent in visiting the s> rides parents. Mir. and Mrs Dysart E| ill then leave for SoIomonvilIe, where f> ne groom has prepared home Miss s> lantcn is favOrabIy known here in Fl chool circles, having taught one term H> n the Central school. MT. Dysart is n estlmable young man, formerly of E> ls ils city, put now located in Solomon 2, 1llo, where he has established an ab- \ tract business and is also the deDutv a>  RECLAMATION FROM THE DEs- ], ,RT. The work of redeeming that < ract of ground lying between Eff !, 7enth avenue and the Capitol grounds X nd between Washington street and E le desert will begin today under .he !