Arizona republican., 1899-05-23
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ROYAL BAKING POWDER co., NEW YORK

When MT. Scott thought he had bead
 on the bird he fired and an unca1cu-
 lated thing occurred. The horse of
 the man in the buggy, nervous ami
 nal, sprang suddenly in the direction
 of Mir Hurley, whose horse was not of
 timid nature and did not move
 quickly There was a collision, Mr
 Hurley's wagon was overturned and
 he was thrown violently upon the
 rim of the wheel, his groin being
 brought into contact with it. He was
 taken to his room and his physician
 says he will be laid up for about ten
 days. Amid the confusion and excite
 menR following the shooting the fate
 of the bird was lost sight of.
 AN UNLAWFUL RESIDENT .-T.
 J. Rcush, custcms inspector at Nc
 gales, yesterday evening brought in Chinaman named Chung Flung, whom
 he had arrested at Tempe on a charge
 of being unlawfully in the country
 and in possession of bogus certif1 cate. Before the Ci1inaman was locked
 up he was searched. His wealth lay
 in S2.50 in cash and silver watch. Of 1 which he feared the officers meant to
 despoil him. He wanted to take his
 property behind the bars for safe | hSSpIHS- I16 VIII IlhGIE nave d uSdI-
 ing before Court Commissioner John
 stone today.
 THE "QUIEN SABE'' Reports ar
 rive that the "Quien Sabe'' copper
 mining property, about fourteen miles l beyond the Phoenix mine, is develop | ing beyond the most sanguiRe estima-
 tions of it's owners. A ledge has been penedatsd by tunnel for twenty-four l feet and it remains to be seen what l the width Of the ledge is. Although the ere is Of a low grade it appears to be plentiful ard is easily mined. The sulphurets, however, have not been reached, and by seldom failing indica- tions i5 is thought that rich body will eventually be uncovered.
 SWIMMING BATHS. Although the park swimming baths were opened last Sunday, the water heating process has not yet been used. It will be be- gun today. Mr B. N Pratt is making more than a usual effort this year for the success Of the na'jatorium. June Freeman, who received some of his schooling in a recent trip to the Pacific coast, has teen retained as a swimming master and he premises to sJ1rt various con tess to take place at the plunge this summer to vary the m0rotony Of natatorium- Melbourne Rosenberg, l an old emplcye of the company, has taken charge of the baths
 DEATH OF MRS WOODRUFF. - Mrs. Emily A. Woodruff, wife of Dr. 1 w. l.. Woodruff, died yesterday at 2 | o'clock after an illness which had | extended during a number of years l The funeral services, under the | charger of Rev. L. McAfee of the Pres byterian church, will take place at | the Bradley undertaking parlors to morrow afternoon at 4: 30 o'clock. Mrs | Woodruff, by her gentle character and 1 goodness of heart, had endeared her 1 self to wide circle of friends, many | Of whom. however, will be surprised and shocked at news of her passing | away. She had been a brave and cheer ful invalid sd long. The interment | will be at Mount Holly, New Jersey, the family home.
 E. P. HAYDEN'S ESTATE. Ar thur J. Edwards was yesterday ap- pointed administrator of the estate of | |. p. Hayden. Hayden is the man who was drowned about three months agn at Vallejo, Cal, and whose identity was disclosed by bank book of the National Bank of Arizona. His estate here consists of deposit of S1, 300 in the bank, some rear estate on Wash ingtCn street immediately east of the new Mills house, and other tracts elsewhere in the city, besides mining property of uncertain value in various parts of the territory. He had not resided here for about six years. A f brother is a commission merchant at Chicago. There are ether relatives in Connecticut
 ROUGH RIDERS REUNION. - Captain James McClintock received 6 leteer from Governor Roosevelt few days ago, in which he expressed him self favorable toward the holding the Rough Riders reunion at Las Vegas, N M. lie believes that New Mexico sA11ld be given the preference, but that the convention should be held in Arizona next year before hoI1ing any in the east. 1t is altogether prob able that there will be mere visitors to the reunion than Rough Riders. A camp will be established for the use cf the famous regiment and to lend the appearance of old times. Gov