Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
NEWS
 OF HE
 TOWN

CAR OF CATTLE. A car of cattle will be sent to Bowie over the south eIn route today.
 WOOL TO BOSTON. A car of woo
 was shipped by Goldman &1 Go. to Bos-
 ton over the s. F. P. & P last night
 WAITING TELEGRAMS. - The
 Western Union has Undelivered mes
 sages for B. B. Daniels. George Wheat
 ley and Mrs. J. B. Nye.
 A DANGEROUS PLACE-There is
 a dangerous place i'll the road at the
 north side of Van Buren street and
 North Fifth avenue
 AN INFANTS DEATH-An infant
 child of B. J. Peckam of 714 North Fourth street. died on Sunday night Interment took place yesterday after noon.
 EASTER AT THE ASYLUM.-An 1 Easter observance took place at the hospital for the insane for the edifica-
 ton of the patients. The dining hall
 was handsomely decorated with palms
 and roses and the services were in 1 teresting and beautiful.
 A BODY EXHUMED.- George Lukas who lately arrived here from Custer, 1 Wis. after the remains of h:s brother, who died at Briggs station a couple Of i weeks ago, left yesterday for Briggs with MT. Esterling, where the body is 1 buried It will be brought here and 1 be embalmed to be sent home.
 THE DEFENSE REDUCED-W. F. , Gallagher, who was arrested on Sun 1 day night for embedding S1 from a man named Johnson, who had given it
 to him to pay a debt. was tried in Jus , tice Gray's court. The offense was re-
 duced to q misdemeanOr and Gallagher was fined the amount Of the embez- clement and the costs.
 AN INSANE MAN CAPTURED An insane patient by the name of
 Smith, escaped from the insane asylum , early yesterday morning. He was trusty about the institution. His ab- sence was quickly discovered and in
 the afternoon he was heard of in Aontgomery's addition terrorizing the
 natives with big knife. He was cap tured and returned to the hospital MORE BASE BALL.-The DeMund ball nine will commence steady prac- tice today with primary vielw to mak- ing a hard game for Tempe next Sun day. Interest in base ball has revived considerably The Phoenix team has sent a challenge to Congress and if terms can be agreed upon there will be match soon.
 REAL ESTATE SALE. J. Ernest Walker yesterday closed a sale of two and a half acres of land in the Montgomery tract The property was owned by Walcot L. Day of Block Island. R. L. and was sold to P. J. | Peters for $2, 900. Ar. Peters believes na promising future for Phoenix and | will improve the property. It will be i. divided into lots
 ED DUNN RESURRECTED- Four i drunks were fined $4 each in police | court yesterday, and three hobos got ] fifteen days. One Of the Inebriates was | Ed Dunn, who got drunk to reassu1e ] his friends, who had heard nothing of i him in police court for 50 long that i they began to fear he had passed into | the unknown. It was incOnceivabIe | that Dunn should be alive, at large | and sober. His arrest is therefore re- gaIded as his arOUsing from suspended | animation.
 GRTFFITH'S ESTATE.-The pro bate court is being flooded with appli- cations for the-administratOrs of the estate of H. " Griffiths, who died here last Saturday. Some of the appli- cants are next friends, and some have claims upon the property Griffiths died seized of. The estate is small. consist ing of a couple of town lots. Griffiths left no rela tives. so far as is known He had a daughter living in France, but he had not. heard of her for eighteen years.
 SAVING AT THE SPIGOT.-The discontinuance by the board of super visors of the services Of Deputy Sheriff Joe Bush in the block bore fruit with great prOmptness. The dep ch Nysiff L161. yIvT1 post on Saturday night. On Sunday night things ran wide open. 4 man named Sullivan was robbed of a gold watch and chain, k. of P. badge and a new Stetson hat. The same night there was a ferocious fight in which Ernest Zena was badly beaten by Banty Cook and Eugene Thomas. Sui livan, of course, does not deserve any sympathy, but at the same time he would rot have been robbed if the deputy sheriff had been or duty Neither would there have been 9 fight. The parties to it will be ar -ested and tried and the trial will cost he county enough to keep deputy on luty for half month. Some of these nights there will be killing, the pub | ic cost of which will amount to as much as the salary for year. The eX- 3erience of trying the almost nightly 2 nisdemeanoTs, which are bound to oc- E ;ur there will constitute an important < outlay &
 THE SLEEPER AWAKENED. - E An unusual thing occurred at one of 2, he hotels shortly after P o'clock yes a .erday morning. young man who E lad had a difficulty with an officer the | E lay before, was a guest for the night \ lis rest did not last long. The next ,ime he was cOgnizant of the surround !, ngs he was aware of another person E. Il his room standing over him with S, 1is right hand in q menacing position ., No sooner had the sleeper awakened T han he sprang from his bed with the !, exclamation, ''Here." but the inter t