Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-28
NEWS
OF THE
TOWN

A NEW NOTARY. A notarial
commission was issued yesterday TO
J. T. Mahoney of Winslow.
LICENSED TO WED. A marriage
license was issued yesterday to John
Grouse of Yavap2i county and Cora
Kelly of Phoenix.
BOUND OVER. -Herculano Uceta.
the Mexican who struck mis- wife on
The head with n ir0n bar nearly ?
week ago, was held to The grand jury
yesterday. His vile at he hospital
is greatly improved
A LECTURE ON MANI. j. Parry
Of Tempe win deliver a lecture at the
school house south of Nephi on Sun
day, August 6. His subject will be
| Transformation of Man" Mr.. Parry
is a man of learning and his discourse
will be listened to by many with
| pleasure.
FIRE AT ALEXANDRIA. The large
stable at the Aihambra brick yard
was ablaze yesterday afternoon. One
mule was burned slightly, but the
other horses were released and
showed no inclination to stay. The
| fire was put out before much damage
was done.
DIDN'T PAY A LICENSE. j. f.
Emery, the owner of three watermelon
wagons standing about the sity hall,
was arrested yesterday for not paying
! license. HIS trial was set in the
recorders court for 10 o'clock this
morning and he will be represented by
an attorney.
1T WAS DIPHTHERIA. DR.. H. V.
Clymer, who has returned from pro
fessional visit 10 Fort Mcdowell. says
the sickness of one of JEFF Adams
children proved to be diphtharia. That
is the only case there and there is 10
danger of a spread. The child was
greatly improved last night.
AN EARLY ARIZONA EDITOR. II
Late dispatches mention the death in
New York of Gideon ]. Tucker. who
seems to have been entirely overlooked
in the recent digging up of The earlGer
Journalists of Arizona. Mr.. Tucker
became proprietor of the Arizona
Democrat at Prescott in 1876 and con-
Quoted it three years. Forty years ago
he was surrogate of New York. Mr. !
Tucker was 70 years old at the time |
of his death:
A BIG FRUIT CROP. Word comes /
IN that there is great activity in fruit +
circles at Glendale, preparatory to the |
grape drying. A traction engine has |
been received by the Phoenix Raisin, |
Seeding and Packing company, and al |
dipping and other equipments are /
being put in on the Rancho Del HigO.
About the first of the week there will |
be more men employed for handling
the fruit at Glendale than ever before.
The extent of the crOr exceeds any
thing previous. The fruit on most
of the ranches has been purchased by
companies.
BUSINESS BUILDING.-J. \. Pres
ton, the architect has drawn plans for
a new building which will be erected
in the center of the city by NJ. H. Sher-
man after the warm season. The To-
cation will probably embrace a sew
enty-five-foou front, including Coffee
AIS restaurant. II has not been fully
decided whether the building Will be
two or three stories. According to
the present plans the ground floor will /,
be divided into three store rooms
There will be one general basement
and the rooms in the upper part of the
building will be used as Offices
ENLARGING THE HOSPITAL. =
The work of enlarging IL, listers
was commenced yesterday
The annex will De 40X25
feet and will include a dining room,
kitchen and four private qTC~ters for
the Sisters, who have heretofore been
to find quarters wherever
they could. This arrangement is only
Next year the Sisters
hope to be able to build & new hos
pi,al Their energies for this year
have been closely confined to the
of the handsome school
building at the corner of Fourth and
Monroe street.
THE CHLORIDE COUc1-Ti' EHFEIT-
!
Griffith and Deputy j. P. Welles of
Tucson came down last night from
Prescott with United States prisoner.
c. Haney. Haney is the cOunterfeiter
Of Chloride who was sentenced at
Prescott a month ago to two years.
He viii be taken to Yuma tonight. Ills
brother and a boy who we're indicted
also were released, as Haney coz {
tossed to committing The crime aloI e
and there was insufficient evidence 10
convict either of the other two Mr.
Griffith said last night that there were
many timber cases in court at Pres
soft now, but they are being post /
poned to give an opportunity Tor COM I
promise.
CONGREGATIONS AT BISBEE. =
Deputy United States Revenue Col
ector S. NJ. Cullom returned yesterday :
1OAu u ~ ONC4 luO oOulIC44 pal l VI II
he territory. He made numerous
collections and some confiscations at /
Bisbee and a few other places Mr..
CuHom does not make these trips for
he collections. They should be sent
o his headquarters here, but frequent
Y his trips reveal irregularities and i
n such instances money is saved to /
he government, On this trip he col L
ected considerable money which i
would not have been received had hs i
stayed at Phoenix. With the rev.
.nues as a basis Mr. Cullom says that L
he southern part of Arizona IS, build j.
ng rapidly commercially.
ANOTHER CITY HORSE DEAD l.
Another city horse died yesterday. IT L
vas large and valuable horse, used i
N sprinkler and had only been L