Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-15

prevailing in Phoenix yesterday wer
: reported by the United States weathe
bureau:
$50 a. m. $50 p. N
: Baron. pressure -. 1912 1892
Tenn. dry bulb ..... 72 103
Tem. wet bulb $50. SO So
Tenn. maximum .102 106
, Tenn. minimum 80. 70 II
Rel. humidity 800. As IS
Wind, direction 49, w SW
Wind, velocity 800. / 0
Precipitation -. -, 0 @
State Of weather >. Clear. Clear.
MAKES A GOOD GUARD. Yum;
visitors report that Mr. l. N. Bell o
Phoenix, who was recently appointed
q guard at the territorial pcison, /.
proving a most worthy and efficien
guard
KILLING OF A DEER. "A letter
was received yesterday from Frank
Bennett, who is summering at Pres
colt. The occasion of the letter was
the previous Slaughter of deer by the
writer.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. THE
board of supervisors was in regular
session yesterday. Beside the routine
business there was a conference be-
! tween the beard, the district attorney
and President Adams regarding the
friendly litigation to be instituted to
determine the validity of the COM
missioner of immigration law
MOQUI SNAKE DANCE. This is
/ the date set for Ehe annual Moquf
snake dance and it is probable that
while the reader peTllseS this mention
the gee-stringed redskins are engaged
in twisting the tai,s of the festive rat
'-lers, the while ambling about to the
measured lamentations of the old wo-
men and the priests.
A NEW WATER WHEEL. -Attor-
ney Pierce Evans of Yuma, but for
merly a resident of this city. has
'branched out somewhat and added to
his law practice the business of Gin
venting" He is now in Los Angeles
for the purpose of experimenting the
construction of model for a current
water wheel for irrigation purposes on
which he is securing a p2tent.
YOUNG GLADUE'S TRIAL. Joe
Gladue, Jr., was arraigned in Justice
Grayis court yesterday on a charge of
assault upon his father with a deadly
weapon-a pistol. He will be tried at
9 o'clock this morning. His defense
will be that he merely made a demon
stration with his gun in order to di-
vert his fathers purpose to de-
oap-"ate him with a huge knife with
which he was then and there armed.
ESCAPED FROM THE ASYLUM. -
1t was discovered early yesterday
morning that John Stevens, an inmate
OF the asylum had made his escape
He has been an inmate of the institu-
ton for long time and had Of late
been considered a t'trusty," as he was
usually orderly and we'll behaved. He
is considered harmless, though some
times queer" and it is believed he
will be recaptured in day or tko
A COWBOYS MISFORTUNE. Mr..
j. r. CrOmb of Clifton, who has been
employed by S. H. Mcdonald, the cat
tie buyer, for some time past in the
handing Cif cattle here in the valley. !
met with an accident yesterday in the |
performance of his duties, by which he
sustained broken leg. He was taken |!
to the Ford hotel and given good med !
lcal attention. The manner in which |
the accident occurred was not earned. /
A CORRECTION. 1t was stated a |
few days ago that MIR. V. Anderson,
who has been connected with the |
Grocery company. would
soCn resign his position TO accept the
of E. F. Kellner's store.
Mir. Anderson said yesterday that
-hough his relations with the Wakelin
grocery company would cease today,
ne has not accepted any position with
Mr.. Kellner and that the reporter was
nisinformed to that extent
MONDAY MINING COMPANY. -
Articles of incorporation of the Noon
lay Mining and Milling company were
lied in the office of the county re-
order yesterday The incorporators
Ire R. H. Endicots and Joseph NJ Ben
IAN Of Stockton, Cal; r. c. Davis OF
Columbia, K. J. Slaughter of Folsom,
md William H. H. Hart of San Fran
'!5co. Mr.. Hart is a well known at
orney of San Franusco. Phoenix is
famed as the principal place of bust
less, with branch Offices at Stockton
The capital stock is 100000, shares 81
ZACH.
THE BOARDS BOOM. Nothing
an for an instant hinder the unprece-
tented growth of the board of trade
PRESIDENT Adams yesterday secured in
N hour and a half sixty S12 annual !
for the maintenance of .
he board. Four men out of every
i've subscribed. On an average he
aw a man every two minutes, but
ONE of the subscribers were in a
ody and several names were taken
own in two minutes. These details
re gone into to show the enthusiasm
Fhich the movement encounters. One
undred and fifty viii be sufficient, but
. is probable TINT $50 will be OBJ
aimed The surplus will go to swell
be already generous advertising fund.
SUMMER TOURISTS. = Phoenix
eople who go away to spend the sum
1er begin to date their pleasures
rom the hour they bid dull care good
We at the depot and never stop enjoy
lg themselves till they reach home or
0 broke That is why Phoenix tour
It's are always such good advertisers
}r the valley when away from home.
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