Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

WAITING MESSAGES. The Wet
 ern Union has messages for Fred Betts
 William Judson Ca cock), Hom5I
 Bartlett and John Flowers.
 TO EXAMINE MINES. pr. J. M
 Ford, E. W. Thorne and Tom Parish
 have gone to. Saffcrd, where they will
 take trip into the hills and examine
 some copper mines.
 NEW WIRE IN TOWN The West
 ern Union force of twenty men. with
 M. Finnegan as foreman, arrived in the
 city at 3 D. m. yesterday with a new
 wire, which they strung from Los An
 geles in the past forty days.
 DIED AT THE INDIAN SCHOOL
 Mrs. Laura L. c chran, wife of John
 P. Cochran, at the Indian school. died
 at the school last Sunday of infamma-
 tion of the bowels. The funeral will
 take place this afternoon and the ra-
 mains will be buried in Loring's Cem-
 etery.
 REMAINS TAKEN HOME. Frank .O'Hara died in this city yesterday
 morning. He was 24 years of age and
 a resident of San Jose, Cal. The re- mains were embalmed yesterday by W.
 A Davis and were taken home last
 night by Miss Kate O'Hara, a sister of
 the deceased.
 ARIZCNA'S CREDIT-The Arizona funding bonds are in demand. In ad- dition to the $200, 900 sale effected by MT w J. Murphy a few weeks ago. another block of S3O,OO0 was recently taken by eastern capitalists and the money is now in a Chicago bank to the credit of the territory.
 MULITOR'S EXAMINATION. Old man Mulitor, who was brought hack from Tucson On Satu. day morning on Q charge of robbing the residence of w l. Horner, was arraigned before Jus tice Gray yesterday Afternoon. He pleaded not guilty and his preliminary trial was set for tomorrow.
 AN IMMEDIATE MUSTER OUT. - A telegram was received at The Re publican office yesterday from Lieu tenant F. w. Hill. of Col McCord's regiment at Albany, Ga, saving that the muster out orders had been re- ceived there the day before. The mus ter out will take place immediately.
 GOVERNOR MURPHY DETAINED. Governor Murphy, whose return from the east was expected lase Sun day morning, was unexpectedly delayed. A telegram w3s received from him yesterday mOraing at Kan sas City He will at any rate reach home against the opening of the leg S Iature.
 HORSE THIEF HELD. -Augustrs Schultz, who stole horse from J. M. Messenger three miles south of Mesa 1n December and was pursued, cap -ured and brought to Phoenix a week lgo, was given a preliminary examinS- ion in Justice Gray's court yesterday. He was held to the grand jury in the um of $500.
 MARRIED YESTERDAY. MT. Lee 3leakmOre of San Frarciscc, and Mi S Mona Keath were united in marriage It high noon yesterday in the presence If immediate relatives, and left fo~ a our of the east, accompanied by MT. ! Ind Mrs. s. E. Kerr, sister of the pride. MT. and Mrs. Kerr will go to london, England, while MT. and Mrs. | 3leakmGre will return to San Fran i isco where th1y will make their fu- ure home.
 IN THE DRAGONS. Mn. w E. l Deity and MT. Miles w Gibbons have . to the city from a trip to the JragoOn mountains, where they spent everal days looking at some copper mines. They also visited the Pierce nine, where twenty stamps are in op- ration. Mir. Deity says that mining n the Dragons is increasing rapidly wing to the impetus which recent trikes have given to that section. He elieves there is prom sing flu ure or that section of Arizona.
 A COAT FIDDLER. - Las Satur- ay night Thomas Wilson was arrested n suspicion of being a thief. He w3s anvassing the suburbs fer the sale Of n overcoat which had a pistol i1 one f the pockets His story about his ossession of the coat was uncatisfae- cry and he was turned over to the Ounty. He will be tried before Justice lincaid at 10 o'clock th:s morning. To owner has Eeen found of the cCat nd pistol. but the officers hope they ray come acrcss him before the trial t 10 o'clock this morning.
 ORANGE GROWTH IN TOWN. - ranges can be raised outside the so- alled orange belt in the valley There a pretty sight at the residence Of i, ,. H. COyle near Five Points, thrifty ,se laden with golden fruit. The tree as had no sort of care during the inter yet neither it nor the fruit has uffered any injury from frost. It robably owes it's immunity to the act that it is somewhat sheltered. here is an olive tree in the court ouse plaza which has the fruit on it et Neither has it CT the fruit teel 
 ISOM AYERS SENTENCED som Ayers was taken befors Justice ray yesterday, charged with r-'b- cry of Goldwater's store. He had sken 8 change of venue from the court Justice Kincaid, who had issued the -arlant of arrest. Ayers pleaded uilty though he said he was moral y Innocent. Justice Gray imposed a entence of ninety days in the county ail, whereat Ayers almost fell off h's hair. Attorney DamrOn gave notice f appeal notwithstanding the Ilea /; f guilty. saying the court had erred l imposing such an eXtra2rdinsry Idgment. It became eV-dart that the z