Arizona republican., 1899-04-25
NEWS
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towit: No Sleeping Allowed on these Benches."
 LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION -Letters of administration were
 issued yesterday to E. J. Bennitt upon
 the estate of his partner in the cattle
 business, John Ayers, who lately died at Prescott.
 RISING STOCK.-It is reported that
 a large block of Black Warrior stock
 has been sold lately. The figures are
 not known, but the price is way above
 par and considerably higher than any
 previously attained by Black Warrior
 shares.
 A CASE CONTINUED.-Perc
 Doranz, the dissolutel youth, who was
 arrested by Deputy Sheriff Bush on
 Sunday night for frequenting the
 block was brought before Justice
 Johnstone yesterday. His case was
 continued until today
 THE SISTY MATTER. The exam
 nation of H. J. Sisty, the mining
 man, charged with obtaining money
 on fraudulent representations, set for
 yesterday in Justice Johnstone's court,
 was continued for the reason that
 Judge Baker, the defendants attorney
 was engaged in district court.
 A HALL 10 pr 1JE41DIOGA lI-ID. -
 The Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah of Tempe will dedicate their
 new hall tomorrow night by a recep- attendance will be contributed by Phoenix. A special train will leave the M. 6 P. depot at ' p. m.
 A TIME TO TAKE PICTURES Now is the proper time to take pho
 +o .af 10 1l which is now seen at its best, more beautiful than it aver was. BU- it will nsit be so long. The decline will soon set in. The substance will begin passing in @ few days and a good shadow will grow more and more difficult to catch.
 IA NEW COPPER COdPANY.-A certificate of incorporation of the New England Copper company of Arizona was filed in 'tEa office of the territorial secretary yesterday. The company was incorporated under the laws of West Virginia with a capital stock of S5,O00,000s The incorporate a1ta M. s. Wright, c. c. Basher, NJ. M. Ham, G. G. Reddrrig ard Alden Holt. Colonel M. J. Egan cf CIGaon is the Tez:3ari-. aCls-t i n ,h:s territory.
 PREVENTING SURGERY. - A surgical operation for appendicitis was performed yesterday on Mrs. Chauncey F. Ainsl4 olth, which, it is thought, will prove successful. Mrs. AinsWOrth was very sick with ap- pendicitis about S year ago and she has been troubled with the ailment since. The physicians say that it was necessary to perform the operation to ward off an imminent recurrence or the disease.
 NO CORONER'S JURY FEES. - The board of supervisors held it's reg ular meeting yesterday and rejected the claims presented by coroner's jur- ies. The claims were placed in the hands of I. N. Bell for collection and some of them date back five years. The cIaiments base their demands upon a law passed by the Nineteenth legislature, which specifics that all court jurors shall be paid $2 a day. The board concluded that a coroner's jury was not a jury of the court.
 A CONTINUED HEMORRlHAGE. - Samuel Hall of Mesa was siezed with a bleeding of the nose eight days ago and not until yesterday was the hem orrhage arrested Naturally he is very weak, but will probably recover before long. It vas possible to stop the flow in the ncstriIs, but in that manner it was fOr2ed down into his moU Ch. His physicians have impr0- vised a sort of check which fits snugiy in the aperture between the mouth and nose and st1ing is attached so that one end is fastened outside the nose.
 WENT TO NO AVAIL. The Je- rome club was successful in the shoot ing match at Prescott last Sunday. . Mont P Chubb left Saturday night to ioin the Jerome team and he Twas ac- companied by J. M. Aitken, who is a member of the Prescott faction. It l made no difference iii the result of the i score whether they went or not. Their 1 was a tie. For some time | they have been declared equal in craftsmanship abilities. MT. Aitken | was the first to receive communication l rom his club and MT. ChubIb was suD- notified to come in case his | rival did. Neither was over anxious | to go, but they grew distrustful ot | each other, with the result mentioned. |
 WIRELESS TELEGRAEHY.-E. M. 1 of Buffalo, N. Y, said yegl-er- day ,.h2t some, very successful exPeTl- i ments had been made in, the east ra- | ceL-ly n wireless telegraphy. While | on a trip to Dayton, O., he became in terested in the progress made there l The ezperimsnters were enabled to | through buildings and | ether imEedimeutS in any GtIeCt:-1 l for five miles and MT Me 1 Bfier slid ths.5 a greater dis .cIEce may te T5ach5d by us- ,ng a more heavily charged ao- paratus. The experiment. required a l instrument which very much resembles the ordinary ins.ru- | ment, and an X ray apparatus. TEe 1 rays wers turned in 3 certain diIec- | tion and a collector placed in line five miles off The collector was not | placed there to intercept the rays, but for Lhe purpose of locating them def-