Arizona republican., 1899-11-29
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 by his horse falling on him. Mr. Ken nedy was riding very rapidly after cat tie down a steep mountain side. when his horse took fright at the sudden ap- poarancc of two bears. whi caused him to jump. throwing MT. Kennedy violently to the ground and the horse on top of him, says the So'omonvilla Bulletin. His knee was badly h-r- but nothing dangerous.
 Miss Mollie Brady and John 4. Irwin were married at Houston. Tex. Wed ncscay morning. Both of the contract ing parties are well known in this city. Niles Brady having left here Monday Tor Houston. GIr. Irwin was until ra- gently il business here. having been the proprietor of the Free Coinage sa- loon. The many friends of the couple in BiSbee join with the Orb in wishing them most prosperous Journey iu their married life.-Bisbee Orb.
 Mrs. McClintock. wife cf $. Y. Nj Ci1tock, died at the family home in Soiomonville last Wednesday after Q short Illness. The deceased was about thirty-fve years of age. Shs leaves besides a bereaved husband. a family
 
 course Of citz ns which attended th ? funeral the next day attezted the hieh esteem in which the iaiy was he'd in the community The sympathy cf the people Of Stafford and So.omon1iIa is extended to the stricken famIv.-Ari- zonian.
 Elders William .. Johnson a-d Charles M. Layton held @ ward confer encc at the Franklin ward, says the Arizonian. Where they found the pe5- pie considerably interested in the Lat ter Day Saints work. and in a pros porous condition for a new settlement The results, so far. bids fair for the farmers there to exceh rs1er sett;e- Tents in farming. The old residents have looked on in wonder at the eno-- nous crops raised by the Morraons on what they had always coasid sred a barren waste
 f President Andrew Fim5aH with Patriarch Phil C. Merrill and fsy. others from Layton went up to visit a small settlement of saints. recently formed on the river above San J5re. says the Arizonian. They found thirteen families there. \ meeting was call=d and branch organized Alma Fl. Ben rett was chosen presiding elder. S. 4. Merrill and George Morris as visiting. teachers. The branch is called the Er- telprise Branch of the Layton ward. 4 Sunday school was a'so organize I Witl' Alma II. E znnett superintendent. and z. A. Merrill ana Thomas Bltty. assistants.
 All the documents pertaining to the action of the city council ct a special meeting held on Wednesday evening. with reference to the site for q librars- building on the Military plaza and the creation Of fund of S20.00O to meet the annual expenses of maintaining the building to cost $25.O00 which was offered by Andrew Carnegie. have been forwarded to that gentleman. says the Tucson Star 4 letter from Mayor hof to MT. Carnegie and maps of Tue son, one showing the city of years ;aro and another of this date were also forwarded. The map of today indi- cates the central location of the site. at least as it will be when the building is completed. and all things considered m a favorable light that event will oc- cur within two years.
 Andrew Kimbau, rresident. and I. L. D. Zundei, member cf the board of directors, visited the head oc the En- terp-ise canal on Tuesday. says the Solomonville Bulletin, a-d -ort things in decidedly better shape than was generally expected gil,e tine floods Of July last. No damage was done the headgate at all, and but Iitte to the spill gate. Not being qui-e com pieted the sudden flood wate S got un- der the platform and raised it. < days work with two carpenters can put tn s hack in it's place. The platform Icing lifted stood on edge and formed gate. preventing the water from escaping through the proper channel il broke away around the stone abuttmsnt. and washed out the dirt. but never removed or even cracked the mason Wcr-i.
 Sheriff Zen Clark returned from New Mexico empty handed on Monday last says the Soiomonville Bulletin lie went there after the famous "Red'' Pipllin. and had extraditlon papers in his pocket from the governor If Ari- zona to the governor of New NJ xii O. That official. however. claimed that the papers Were not according to the best approved methods and refused to turn over the prisoner. The papers were returned to Phoenix and another effort will Le made to extradite him. Tn the meantime Pipllin is in jail in Albuquerque awaiting the return of the papers. It is believed by the off Cors that the governor of New Mexico will not grant the requisition. and if not he will be released on bond in that territory which has already been fur nished. While in Santa Fe Clark had a long talk with Tom Ketchun. who said he had never travelled under the name If Black Jack in his whole ca rcer.