Arizona republican., 1899-06-15
MEMS
 OF THE
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PHOENIX MINE TO OPEN. II is reported that the Phoenix mine will open again soon, using 3 ten-stamp
 mill.
 NOW AT GLOBE-J. Ii. Campbell
 now in Globe. He will fill eTfgag genents
 in Stafford and Solomonville and start
 for home on Monday.
 MRS. WALKER. BETTER. A
 slight improvement occurred yester-
 day in the condition of Mrs J. Ernest
 Walker Although the change was
 slight it is considered favorable to her recovery.
 PLUMBING SHOP. SOLD-Through
 the agency Of J. Ernest Walker, Harry
 Parker and A. J. Gosart are now the
 owners of the plumbing and metal
 working business of Charles o. T.
 Youngstrom.
 RECOVERY DOUBTFUL. - The
 condition of George E. Alkire is ex- tremely critical, although more favor
 able than on Tuesday night No operation has been performed and it is not likely one will be necessary.
 CATTLE, HAY AND BARLEY. - Twelve cars of cattle were shipped from Del Rio, station on the s. F. P. 2, F., yesterday for Kansas. Three cars of hay and one of barley went out last night fer points on the Santa Fe Pacific
 FOR SLAIN CATTLE Cora L. Brill, administratriX of the estate of James Roarke, yesterday filed suit in district court against the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railway to recover 7,,.o r1fs- -I1 to have been killed by, the defendants trains.
 MORE WHEEL TROUBLE-kmol the number who have lost wheels re- gently are Jasper D0bbs and Howard Long Both say that the wheels are of little value, but they are anxious to locate the thief. to see what kind of a man would steal such wheels, Wheu so many good ones could be taken just as easily.
 SPECIAL LODGE DAY.--Next Sun day is set aside by the Independent Order of FOresters as special day. This is q newly organized order and special day meetings will be an annual event. The Rev. L. o. Fergu. sen will deliver the sermon at the church at 8 D. m. The of the lodge will form at the headquarters and march to the church.
 SUIT FOR DIVORCE.-Sui was begun in district court yesterday by Ida M. Moss against Frank B. Moss for divorce. The suit is based on the formal ground of desertion, dating from year ago. Very few of the more intimate friends of either of the parties were aware that their affairs had reached this unfortunate stage The plaintiff asks for an interest n about $10000 worth of property, con slsting of real estate and cattle and the custody of their three children.
 SALE OF BANKRUPT STOCK. - Under the bankruptcy proceedings in the Reibling estate, Dr. Wylie yester- day bought the stock of groceries owned by c. H. Reibling at F'ourt1 avenue and Washington street He paid $f,50O. The appraised value was 93,2OO, and that was believed to be 25 per cent less than cost Taking into the accumulated fees it be- comes evident that the object Of the new bankrupt law is not to cause 'xi.d and unrestrained rejoicing among creditors by enabling them to receive more than 100 per cent Of their claims.
 LITER FROM FRANK JAMES. - MT. D. F. Greenwood yesterday re- ceived a letter from Frank James in closing a printed account of the death of Captain Dave" Poole, and asking fer additional information regarding the last moments Of his old comrade n arms. The account included a picture Of Captain Poole which was made from the only photograph he had ever had taken Mr. Greenwood saw him sit for 1t at the request Of their leader, Quantrell, who had ar ranged with a photographer for pie lures of all the leading men of his 
 WASN'T HE.-W. P. Mealy wants to announce that no baby tumbled off his wheel On Washington street The Republican yesterday mentioned an ac- cident of that kind and ever since MT. | Mealy has been asked all manner. Of questions concerning the condition Of the bab0, He says it isn't i dangerous practice anyhow. The man who wrote that article in The Republican, and he knows who it is. can't ride whee. But that $ immatsriaL Next time write-up of that kind appears, MT. Meaby suggests that the name of the YH~i Cl0o IiC0L4AS '"ACH Cu6 dccluelI He published so he won't be bothered
 AN UNCONFIRMED TRAGEDY. = festerday a Mexican woman invaded Wall street on mournfuI errand. She was soliciting money to pay for the burial of her child who had suddenly died that morning. In reply to in Iuiries Of those who thought of giving her something she said the child had been bitten by some kind of a poison ous insect-she did not know whAt- and that the poison was so active that death ensued twenty minutes later. The poison kept on working an1-l 1astened decOmpcsiticn so thai an