Arizona republican., 1899-12-22

tatiOn in the hotel business in Los An geles and other coast cities where he conducted the Hollenbeck, Arcadia and other famous southern California cara IVansaries. Phoenicians who find them selves in Yuma will be pleased to greet their former tOwnsman, and his many Arizona friends bespeak for him a sue cessful business.
 MONARCH Vs. TEMPE. There will be a game of foot ball at Tempe on Sat urday afternoon at 3 o'clock between the Monarchs of Phoenix and the nor mals. The latter team is considerably heavier, but the Monarchs are going | into the fight with good intentions. The | lineup will be as follows: Monarch Center, Brawley; right guard. Thomas; left guard, Grigsby: right tackle. Grouse; left tackle, Saunders: right end, Parker; left end Mayors, right halfback, Long. left halfback. Baum: quarterback, Williams, captain; full back. Stroud: substitutes Carpenter. E. Long and StifTin. Normal-right guard, Dean, center, Lindsey; left guard. Jones: right tackle. Coughran: left tackle, Laney; right end, Wagnon; left end, Wilbur; right halfback, Woolf; left halfback, Bellamy; fullback, Han na. captain; quarterback. WooIf: sub stitutes, COrbell, Westover and Haig- Ter.
 THE HANSEN-BROWN SHOOT ING.-The condition of Mrs. Buelah Brown, who was shot by Mrs. Emma Hansen last Wednesday morning, is much more serious than was generally Hn I1ad thought to the nature of the wound. Drs. Wylie and Duff1eld. who attended Mrs. Brown, said yesterday that it was not quite certain that she would re- cover. The ball entered the cheek near the nose and ranged to the right, shat tering the bones in it's course and lodg- ing somewhere in the back of the neck. Mrs. Hansen was not standing directly in front of her. If she had been and had fired with the same accuracy Mrs. Brown would have been a dead woman. Yesterday was the time set for the pre- liminary examination of Mrs. Hansen, but on account of the absence of an i'm portant witness named Mrs. Hoff- man, who could not be found yester- day, Justice Johnstone continued the case with the consent of attorneys for the territory and the defense until o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The jus tice decided that in the meantime the bond of $500 fixed the day before would have to be reinforced by something more material than the defendants personal recognizance. w. T. Smith and w. H. Cox became sureties.
 SHIP WITHOUT A COMPASS. - I've been on the turf for ten years" he said about F o'clock last night as he leaned up against the fence protect ing the burned district on Washington street. If you keep this lick up long you will be under the turf said the Good Samaritan who happened along about that time. Then the young man with a variegated and parti-colored eX- perience wobbled a little, crash went the fence and he was on the turf again. The Good Samaritan, who in his day had seen a bit of the turf himself, get ting some general information as to what part of this great city he lived in, took the youth in hand and tried to tow him into port. The route lay across one of the city plazas. As they passed under the trees the rudderless craft made fast to a limb and studied the Sfouuu TOT d lew minutes. Ete leIL bet ter afterwards and attempted a con versation. Many a time I been cross zis old park at g. m.," he said, but I'd never made it alone tonight" Been one tn boys yerself, haven't ye?''
 Yes. Well you know how 'tis. Stay with me. Some time, maybe, I'll catch you in this fix" But it is to be hoped he won't.
 KING USSERY IN THE PEN. - Sheriff Armstrong of Gila county passed Maricopa on Tuesday night with King Ussery under sentence of ten years in the penitentiary. Re had been con victed at Globe of stealing a lot of horses from his ucle, John Cline, of TontO Basin last spring. Ussery's criminal record in Arizona, covering a long period of years, is almost un- broken. He served one term of three years at Yuma for a stage robbery in Pinal county and is now under indict- ment in Yavapai county for grand lar ceny. He is also believed to have com mitted a stage robbery in Yavapai