Arizona republican., 1899-07-06
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 A LA CLEVELAND. A party con- | sisting of B. N. Pratt, Dr. J. M Ford, John Dunbar, s. P. Clark and C.. P. Leitch went out to MT. Leitch's ranch i yesterday and enjoyed a few hours 1 fishing in the lake.
 THANKS TO THE CLIMATE. - Miss Harriet Monroe. the woman jour 1 nalist who spent last winter in Phoe-
 nix has just written from Chicago to friend here She says that her health IS very good and steadily tm- proving, thanks to the climate of Ari- z0na.
 FELL FROM \ HOUSE. A Mex ican fell off the roof Of q house being built in the Capitol grounds by De Mund Bros. on Tuesday and was badly but mot dangerously hurt. He was taken up town on street car ana to the office of Dr. Craig, " here he re- ceived attention.
 LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. Letters of administration on the es- tate of E. G. Frankenburg were issued yesterday to c. C.. Jones. sOn-ln-laW of the deceased. The value of the es- tate is estimated at s25,O00. Letters were also issued to Joe Encinas on the estate of Ramon Gonzalez.
 MIR. SARGENT'S NEW POSITION. Word has been received that Mir. G. M. Sargent, formerly general freight and passenger agent of the s. F. P. & P. has accepted the general agency of the export business of the Kansas City. Pittsburg &, Gulf railroad, a very important and responsible position.
 FOURTH OF JULY INTOXICA- TION- SIX drunks accumulated in police court on the Fourth of July. With the exception of one, John Tut tie. an old rounder, they were given the usual fines ranging from s to 8. Futile was fined S10 because he had lied to the court about a former fine which he had neglected to pay.
 A MILL SITE. J. w. Williams and Edward Nagle fled notice of b. cation yesterday of the Exposition mill site It IS situated n the newly opened White Picacno mining district and will be used for mining purposes. IL is more definitely described as be- ing located three miles southwest of the Red Picacho mountain
 AN ENJOYABLE ENTERTAIN MENT. An enjoyable entertainment was furnished the friends of J. A. Weller at his palatial residence seven miles north on Seventh avenue, Mon day evening, July g.. A programme was rendered by the music pupils of Mrs. John L. Blaine, after which re- were served to about seventy-fve guests.
 BONDSAIEN WITHDRAW. There is some kind of a quarrel going on in ! the Lehi neighborhOod- The bonds i men of Justice of the Peace Briggs of l that precinct have notified the board | of supervisors that they want to be re- | leased A justices bondsmen usually | run as little risk as it is possible for | people to incur in this world, So that | the withdrawal of MT. Briggs sureties | is construed to be an expression of ] sentiment against him.
 WELLS-FARGO CHANGE. Roy ! Stephens of Los Angeles will succeed | P. B. Yates as route agent for Wells, ! Fargo & Co. Mir Yates will take the ! Cal, division. The local 1 division extends from Yuma to Albu- querque, N. NJ, and his headquarters | have been a Tucson. MT Stephens l will make his headquarters in Phoe- | nix, where he will be in a better posi- ton to cooperate with the local agent Captain c. Connell
 LARGE SHIPMENT RECEIVED. - Buxton & Co. yesterday received 30, GOO . pounds of box shocks from the mills It Flagstaff. This makes aItoge her this season about 66,000 pounds or about 15,000 fruit crates and boxes re- ,eived by that company from Flag staff. Flagstaff is furnishing south =rn California as well as this valley with box shocks in as great quantities IS it can produce, the principal check 0 the output being the scarcity of water.
 THE BANDIT QUEEN. Many of he small towns and mining camps Of Arizona are flooded with yellow cir :ulars containing this inscription: Bandit Queen Captured; Remarkable Woman of the West Arrested Near Riverside, Arizona. For full details md illustrations get Police Gazette of Thursday, June 29" This will be description of the adventures of Pearl Tart and it will be so highly eolored as 0 be unrecognizable. None of these ,irculars hav4 been distributed in Phoenix for some reason.
 HE DON'T WANT MUCH. The rial of Y. MatsumUrra, Jap, was continued in Justice Gray's court yes erday until this morning at o'clock. The complaining witness, Dr. Kite ,ewa. alleges that the defendant en- cred his house on divers occasions and threatened to take his life. His in ii ,entive arose over a supposit.on that he doctor was too strong rival for