Arizona republican., 1899-08-17
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tongue cut at him. The boy ran to
The house and tod his mother. When
Mr.. Lameroux came home. he wer.. to
investigate and found The snake still
in the nest, but in ! far different mood,
striking at everything in sight. Mr.
Lameroux killed the snake. which
measured Cvsr five feet N lsngt1.-
Graham Guardian.
Territory VS.. George Richmond and
John C0iien, alias "B0stcn," is he title
of criminal action at Pearce before
Justice M0nmonier. The accused are
charged with assault to murder Fowl
er, mill man, and also resisting al
officer in his endeavors to arrest them.
The case is set for Wednesday at p.
m. 1t IS alleged 1T was a most I'M
provoked attack. as the assai-nnts and
aSSailed were unacquainted with each
other. and Fowler was returning nome
from work with a dinner pal on his
srm.-Prcspector.
A report has been current for the
past several days to the effect thu.
Charles Hunt, a well known stockman
of Mohave county, had left this section
of the country, and his creditors are
mourning his departure to the tune OF
several thousand dollars, says the No
! have Miner At first ii was thought
that the runner was q fabrication. as
Hunt had always been deemed a man
of worth and integrity but it would
seem now that it is only go true. His
wife, whom he left behind, says she
knows absolutely ncthng of his
whereabouts, md is nearly distracted
over his mysterious disappearance.
The walls Of the new opera house
are going UP quite rapidly and Con-
be completed and ready for business
by the middle of October. says the
WinsIow Mail The public spirited
gentlemen who conceived the idea Of
building an opera house that would be
10 discredit to a o'ty CT four or five
times our population, and who are
backing UP that idea with their money,
deserve and should receive the thanks
and gratitude Cf every On'e who de-
sirs5 the advancement and progress of
Winslow. If we had more like them
the future prosperity of the city would
be an assured fact.
Following are the names of the re-
c.uits who enlisted at San Carlos in
the Thirty-fouTth volunteer infantry.
1t viii be observed that among them *
the name Of LIewellyn, who on Sun
day night killed two policemen in
Denver: William V. Graydon, Norah
w Bullard, Frank Slinka-d. Grant
KsrsIer. Charles Perkins, Alfred J.
Williams. Chester L. CumminS, WI
liam H. Robbins, Wellington C. Lew
e3lyn, P. B. Larremore. James H. Pritt,
Ira Van Volkenburgh, ST. Clair Bolton.
Alex KnettIe, Lu.her L. Troxel, Frank
". Chopetal. william NJ Milne, Percy
J. McCabe. John Harold Bonner. Frank
JONES, John, F. Bunch, George w.
Starkey.
a jerome papers says the following
deeds were recorded in Prescott lag
week, and thereby hands a tale: Viii
liam Parks to H. A. S--odthof and
w c. Miller, deed to lot 10, block Is,
Jerome; H a. Strodthoff ald W c.
MiHsr 10 William Parks. deed to lot
8, block Is, Jerome. 1t viii be seen
by ssTusaI Of the above that .ha two
lots mentioned lie alongside each
ether. a few weeks ago Mess-s, Stroll
hcff and Miller gave T H Brown d
contract to erect a cottage On lot .,
block IS. Mr.. Brown proceeded with
the building and he'd almost finished
when '-he owners came along and dis
covered that the building was being
ibait upon lot 10, block Is. the prop
erty of Mr.. Parks. The difficulty was
satisfactorily arranged by the transfer
of the lots.