Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-03

Twin boys were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
y. Martinez in Prescott October 81
Beck Detwiler of Prescott has recov-
cred from his recent accident and is at
work again on the p. & E. road.
r. II. Hanna, a forest ranger. arrived
in Prescott the other day to take po-
sition in the Prescott forest reserve.
\ marriage license has been issued
to Charles Carlisle, aged 80 years. and
Rita Darling. aged 20. both residents of
Jerome.
The people of St. David are opening
the large irrigating ditch. In few
days water will be flowing sufficiently
to water all the farming land.
Walter Ruffner of Prescott, who has
been on the sick list. is recovering. Ed
Ruffner. who has also been sick for
several days, is still confined to his
bed.
a marriage license was issued today
by Probate Judge Bradley to Fred w.
Sweetland of Risbee to wed Ruth c.
Bossung of Yuma.-Tombstone Pros
pector.
Samuel Hill of Prescott had a severe
spell of sickness the other night and
cred critical. He rallied. however, the
next day.
William II. Hawkins of Prescott.
who recently obtained title to some
land in the Verde valley. is reported 10
have sold his ranch with a view of go
ing to Globe to locate.
]. p. Dillqn, who recently returned
from the east, adds his democratic tes-
timony to that of others in regard TO
the extremely prosperous condition Of
affairs existing there.-Prescott Jour
nal Miner.
T. 3. Slaughter yesterday began the
shipment of thirty carloads of cattle
from Tucson. The cattle were pur-
chased in that vicinity and are to be
taken east to market. Mr.. Slaughter
is cattle buyer from Skidmore, Mo.
Miss May Belle Cook and Mr.. Lewis
Robbins were married in this city IN
Thursday last. Mr.. Robbins is a trust
ed employee at the News mine, and the
bride is a well known resident Of the
Verde valley. They will reside at the
News camp.-Jerome News.
Judge S. C Perrin came over from
Bisbee today. The judge states the
assessorship question will come up be-
fore the supreme court in January.
Meanwhile the salary of the office is
tied up but he feels sure of the
chance to draw it.-Tombstone Pros
pcctOr.
3. ]. O'Reilly came up from Mace
last evening and reports that no move
has yet been made by the Mexican au-
thorities to try or release Rhodes OF
Marts. The American troops are still
stationed there. 1t is reported that
captain Wright has made a demand
for the release of the American prison
ers on authority from the government
-Bisbee Orb.
The Jerome Jail has all the earmarks
of not being over secure. says thu
News. Prisoners who are locked W
there just take up the flooring anC
crawl out 4 bricklayer, who was ar
rested for using language on the stree
that is not usually used in private, was
locked up yesterday and in a very shor
time he was out on the streets again
He was put behind the bars.
General Thomas f. Wilson met will
a serious accident while driving on
from Tucson to visit some mines. Hi
team smashed the buggy by running
against a rock and the general wa:
left on the desert with two horses anC
miles from home. He finally decided Il
mount one of the horses and lead TIN
other and in this way he got to town
He was out twenty-four hours withou
eating a thing, and it took him some
time to recover after he reached home
jerome has a returned hero from the
Philippines. The News SAYS: TON
Coleman. d former well known resident
OF jerome, returned yesterday from
the Philippines, where he was fighting
with the South Dakota regiment. Ht
was wounded on the forehead by a bull
let which luckily glanced along the
head. cutting a severe cash therein, but
one that did not prove fatal, although
he was confined to the hospital fol-
many days. He was wounded while
fighting at Calumpit.
Mr.. S. E. Patton of the Phoenix opera
house is experimenting the placing O.
the scenery in the Prescott opera
house. Mr.. Patton says he will hav,
three opera houses under his manage
ment the coming season, one in PhOe-
nix, the Prescott opera house and one
i'll WinsIow. The JournalMiner say:
that the first engagement in Prescott
will be the Greatest American com
pany on November IA. This compan!
viii also visit Phoenix. Manager Pat
ton has booked some first class com
panies for Phoenix during the coming
season.
The work of hauling stone for the