Arizona republican., 1899-09-13

close with heart and hands free, pre-
tected from the rays Of the sun by an
umbrella with the top burned out
Yuma Sentinel.
William Smoot, Sr., and William
! Smoct, Jr, left the first Of the week
for the Congress mining country where
they have valuable mining properties
they GO to lcok after-Williams News.
Williams may be a peaceful looking
bailiwick during the day, but any
shortcomings III its appearance at that
time are fully compensated for after
nightfall, when the electric lights add
brilliancy to the scana.-Williams
News
Herman WoOlf, the Indian trader at
Canyon Diablo died last Sunday from
a complication of complaints. A
brother Of MI Wcolf who came all the
way from Germany IT, sc him arrived
just two hours after his brother had
passed away.-Williams News.
John Chavez, the Tucson pcundmas-
ter, was found guilty in Justice Scott's
court yesterday, On a charge CT steal
ing two horses, the property Of sam
Finley Chavez was bound ever to the
grand jury, but was permitted MS lib
erty, pending the SITTING e that body.
W. n. Ruth of this city has ratu ned
from Texas, where he was called by
the sad news OF the death Of his wife,
Mrs. Louise Ruth. Mrs. Ruth was a
worthy resident of Williams, and in
her death her husband and family
have the sympathy of all.-Will32ms
News.
When he departed recently, one
Cohsn CT San Francisco, he # distin-
guished mien. forgot to leave his adj
dress, says the Star. As a newspaper
critic he claimed to be a success, and
as borrower he certainly was. There
are many who would like to know
where Cohen is.
Accc9 ding 20 the Times an enter
prising citizen of Globe has struck
onto a new scheme for becoming a mil
licnaire. He intends going to Miss 1uri
in November and bring back a select
herd of cCrn-fed girls. Nothing else
is in SO much demand in this tsrri-
tory.
The citizens Of La Fortuna are MAX
ing extensive preparations for the Gel
ebratiOD CT the anniversary OF Mexican
independence on the 18th and 10th OF
this month. says the Yuma Sentinel
There will be music. speeches, dane
ing, feasts and athletic sports If all
kinds
Postoffoe Inspector Hal arrived on
yesterdays train on an official visit
He takes pride in PrescCtt's new
pCstOffice and says it is the most COM
plete one he has ever seen in 4 town CT
this size. Mr.. Hall is taking a keen
interest in the matter of free delivery
for Prescott to be ilaugurated NOvem-
her journal Miner.
The juvenile drilling c5ntest On Sat
urday was cne of the most amusing in
cidents which has happened in Pres !
cott for a long time. The gentlemen
VINO got it up are entitled to the
thanks of the 200 or more people whC |
were spectators. The boys have learn |
ed how to handle J hammer and drill /
very we'll under the instruction of Mr.. |
Hicks and his friends. practical min |
!
The game CT base ball yesterday be- |
tween the Balls Brewery team and the !
Cold Storage team resulted IN d score I
Ct % 10 in favor ,cf the Balls Brew
cry team The features Of the game I
were the strong batting CT Hopkins !
and the phenomenal pitching OF Byron !
The game was cleverly /
contested by beth sides and was wit I
messed by seven 'or eight hundred peo- /
Citizen
Henry Beuhman received a telegram /
from his wits today conveying the sad |
news Cf the death of her mother at |
the old homestead in Michigan, says |
the Tucson Citizen. Mrs Beuhman |
has been visiting with her parents for |
several months, and finding her meth |
eT seriously i'll decided she could not i
return to her home in this city while |
in such a critical condition For some /
weeks past all hopes Of her recovery |
were lost, and she has finally passed |