Arizona republican., 1899-06-12
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOW N

EARLY GRADES. "A few Thomp-
 son Seedless grapes are Cn the mar
 kets.
 QUICK RECOVERY. - Sam Moore
 has recovered quickly from an injury
 received in a fall from a bicycle six
 weeks ago. His arm WIS broken and
 it was thought i5 would take a much
 longer time to mend.
 SOLD THE JUDGMENT. Tho
 judgment of $500 held by Mrs. Wes- l ton against the National stenm laun- 1 dry has been assigned to A. J. Ed
 wards Mrs. Weston obtained the judgment on account Of injuries SIS l tained in a mangler at the laundry. l FLOODED BULLDOG. - Officer Joe Bush had his bulldog Cn dress parade l yesterday. He received it from Cali fOrnia three weeks ago, but it has been kept close at home. The animal
 is a thoroughbred. coming from good | fighting stock. It is unusually large.
 RELATED TRAINS. The regular | passenger train of the 5. F. P. & P
 arrived eleven hours late yesterday.
 The delay was due to washout on the
 4. 6 P. a short distance this side of | Albuquerque, N. M. The train last
 night WAS also delayed more than an | hour. The engine had a slight acci- ] dent before arriving in Prescott. A MERCANTILE AGENCY. A 1 mercantile agency is being organized
 n this city by Edward N Buck. sup ported by several prominent business
 men. The agency will include this city and county and eventually be ex- tended to the who.e territory. The agency will be 6 permanent one and
 aims to serve the retail merchants alone.
 CANADIAN DEAD. . William
 Jones, agrd g, native of Vancouver.
 3. C., died yesterday morning. He came here from Riverside, Cal. about two months ago and is a member of the Canadian order Of FOTesters. The funeral services will be conducted by Rev. LapsIey 4. McAfee at the funeral parlors of ATohn & Esterling, at D: m today
 A STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. = Mr. A. c. Utley received an invitation yesterday to be present in Procidence, R. l., at Q meeting Of the stockholders Of the Harris Farming and Mining company which will be held soon This company was formed by the last gen. eration of the Utley family. The stockholders, Mr. Utley. one of them. are descendants of Roger Williams and they own the estate left by him and William Harris.
 BOTH ARE KNOWN HERE. - Harry Diehl lately received letter from his friend, WhdtIesey Adams of Warren. Ohio, describing the late re- publican senatorial convention, em~ bracing the countries of Mahoning and Trumbull, in which B. F. Wirt re- ceiyed the nomination Mir Adams was a delegate. Beth he and Mr. Wirc are quite well known in Arizona. MT Adams has been a visitor to Phoenix Tor several successive winters and MT Wirt formerly resided in the south eastern part of the herritory.
 FOUNTAIN TRIAL. -J. T. Linds- ley, commercial man of St. Louis, is at the Commercial. Mr. LindsIey spends great deal of time in New Mexico and has been watching the fountain murder trial with interest. He says that the people of New Mex leo are divided in their opinion Of the ease, put few of them believe that a conviction of the defendants will be obtained. Reports are often heard that Fountain and his son were seen in Mexico or at various places in this country, but they are not credited.
 BLACK DIAMOND GROUP. T. F. Hudson received a communication yes terday from his partner, Thomas Pid- i well, regarding the Black Diamond | group of mines in the Dragoon noun | t&1ns- MT Pidwell confirms the re- | port that rich ore had been uncovered. |
 IT he did not speak of it as a strike, ! lie said that the men are now engaged | Tn sinking four new shafts and there ! is little doubt that these shafts will | also pierce the vein Of sulphurets.
 PENSION GRANTED. - Pension | Agent G. D. Gray has secured a pen slon Of SIP per month for JCeI White | Of Morrison.
 WANT THE BAND. Business men m the western business district are dissatisfied. They subscribe to the band The band. they sav. agrees +o play at the court house every second sunday But it has not played there -or five Sundays. These business men 10 not object when the band is oc- -osl0nalIy called to the park or else "nere- But the engagements occur on he Sundays on which the band is billed for tEe court house plaza and 2n the following Sunday it returns to the city hall. They want a different hxed up
 THE PLEATED SHIRT. -BelfUrd laylor, colOred, visited his wife a1 | the county jail on Saturday. The . was net a very affecting one | nor was 1t marked by domestic jar. The only alusiOn made to the shooting was indirect. Mr. Taylor said the place where the doctors cut him open . to patch up his intes5fnes had healed ! and he was as sound as ever. He was having some trouble with his leg where they had given him injections to keep him from coughing. The first thing Mir Taylor asked about on meet Ing his wife was his pleated shirt Fe had heard that his wifa's son by a for meF husband had been gOrgeously ar rayIng himself in it. T hasn't seed | him in hit If he wored hit he didn, do