Arizona republican., 1899-06-01
NEWS
 OF THE
 TONI N

LICENSED TO WED. A license |
 marry was issued yesterday to Reg
 ister A. Harer and Dollie Cline, bot
 of whom live east of the city.
 TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE
 J. Ernest Walker yesterday sold tt | Wyant Bros. a house and two lots il
 the Irvine addition. The property for
 meriy belonged to F. D. Roberts.
 NO MORE LISTS. The assessor.
 office will receive no more assessmen l1cts. Yesterday was the last day fol receiving them and the assessors have | begun placing them on the books
 PARTY TO GOOD TEMPLARs. "A party was given to the members ot
 the Good Templar lodge by MT. and
 Mrs. William Davis last evening at | their home, 531 North Fourth street Light refreshments were served. JUSTIFIED SILENCE. pr. J. R. l Howes, who with a few eastern cap | italists has been looking over 3he | BrGdshawS with a view to inEestin 2 1 in mining, reports the regicn as hay l ing a good outlook, but he is not pro-
 pared to say anything regarding his specific business there.
 PHOENIX IS THE BEST. -Attor-
 neys c. M. Frazier. Eugene M. Wescott and James ". Mccormick commence
 partnership today. MT. Mccormick
 was county judge at Rhinelander. Min
 nesota, for eleven years. After an eN-
 tended trip through the west he was
 unable to find a place with better pros poets than Phoenix.
 HIGH GRADE BULLION. A sam : pie of copper bullion was tested by J.
 M. Ford yesterday which proved 10 contain over 98 per cent pure copper. The bullion is the product of the CObre Grande, which it was thought was likely to contain considerable zinc and other metal. The values for gold and silver have not yet been ascertained.
 ADVERTISE THIS VALLEY. R. E. Wells Of the s. F. P. 6 P. has under taken another plan to advertise this valley. He has arranged with the manager of the Harvey eating house at Ash Fork to use valley fruit on the table. If successful the fruit will be on the tables Of all the Harvey eating houses, extending from Chicago and St. Louis to the Pacific coast. On each bill of fare will be inscribed 'tPhoenix fruit
 IN POLICE COURT. There was $7 drunk in police court yesterday morning. He was a Mexican who had made extraordinary work for Officer ThOman, who arrested him. His eXhi- bitten of muscle cost him about S3 Complaint was made against George Jeter of cruelty to an animal, horse, which, it was charged, he had knocked down with a slab and kicked it after it was down. Jeter was brought in and pleaded not guilty. His trial was set for 10 o'clock this morning.
 JUNO J. GOT THROUGH. MT W. N. Tiffany yesterday received a tele- gram from Des Moines, Ia, informing him Of the safe arrival of his trotter, Juno J., the night before. She will be l kept in training in Des Moines until l June 28, when she will be started out 0n the great western circuit Then 1 MT. Tiffany will expect to hear daily | that she passed the wire before any Of ] the other horses got to the three | Iuarter pole. The telegram said noth- | ng about Tid-Bits, the mares canine | guardian
 THE CHEROKEE KIDS DEPART IRE. The Cherokee Kid, who burg arized Billy Meade's place on Tues fay night, is probably out of town ac- .ompanied by another boy who assist d him. The officers, watched the rains and saw that the Kid did not ret away by rail, but late that night dexican missed horse which he had eft tied to a hitching post A couple If boys, one of whom resembled the Kid, were seen in the neighborhood of he horse not long before its owner observed it's absence
 GENERAL SIMPSONS GIFT. = he Maricopa club yesterday received
 hny nf fo ci l seneral A. J. Sampson, United States minister to Quito, Ecuador General ampson was among the first to join he Maricopa club, and he continues a lember. Under instructions conveyed 1 the generals letter the club will in ulge in a smoker" ext Saturday ight. while Minister Sampson at lis outh American home will smoke 10 he hSalt2 of the members. A full at andance is desired for Saturday night nat every member ma. avail himself f the generals gift.
 THE DEAN DAMAGE CASE. The 'ial Of the damage suit of Myrtle L. can against the Maricopa, Phoenix X a.t River Valley railroad, was re- 1med yesterday. The jury accompa- jed by the court and officers visited le railroad crossing near Tempe nere the husband Of the plaintiff was filed and for whose death a suit for 10000 was brought. The view of the | rossinS was the last of the evidence t 3 o'clock the jury returned and )urt was recOnVened when the argu- lents were begun. Walter Bennett pened for the plaintiff and when he ad concluded his plea an adjourn as taken until this morning.
 WEALTH IN THE EAGLE TAIL. William Covell, the mining man, i'll start in a few days for his prop rty in the Eagle Tail mountains. His laim the Sunrise is located in the anne copper belt as the old Volcanic nine, now called the Copper Zone. The richness of that mineral hill has ong been known, but for some reason 70 properties have been developed to ny extent. The scarcity of water is