Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-21
NEWS
OF He
TOW

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MEET
ING.-The knights OF Pythias will
meet tonight for work in the second
rank. All members and Visiting
knights are requested to be present.
ACTION ON A NOTE. Action was
begun in district court yesterday by
the Farmers and Merchants bank of
Tempe against the Vek0l Mining and
Milling company and r. J. Fisher and
Maude Walker 10 collect on note for
| $4,000
NEW CORPORATION Articles of
Incorporation of the c. T. Hayden Co
! were filed with the recorder yesterday
The incorporates are c. t. Hayden,
Carl Z. Hayden and Sara Hayden.
The capital stock is 5000 900, divided
into 1000 shares.
WATER CONTENTION. = Suit VIII
be commenced against L. D. Smith in
the district court today by W. w.
| Flood. The plaintiff contends that
he is restrained by Mr.. Smith from
apDropr;ating water he is entitled to
| from the canal Mr.. Flood is a Buck
eye farmer and a former Texas law
yer Mr. Smith also lives in Buck
! eye.
PICKING GRAPES ON BART
| LETT-S RANCH. C. T. Hirst was in
/ town yesterday. He will superin-
| tend the drying of grapes on the Bart
! lett ranch this season. Crates and
boxes are being gathered together and
Mr. Hirst thinks work VIII commence
within a week The grape crop this
season he estimates viii be about 400
tons, an amount greatly in excess Of
the crop last year.
y BICYCLE COLLISION. -Secrc-
fary c. II. Akers is at the bike hos
pital undergoing the process Of .ra-
ass5 milling" The secretary mounted
lis wheel in front Of Il Washington
street barber shop on Wednesday
night. Before ne had gotten well IN
der way Mr.. T. F. Hudson hove up
under a full head of steam and struck
Mr.. Aksrs' craft amidships. The front
wheel was a wreck ald the frame was
painfully distorted. Mr.. Hudson's
wheel was uninjured
GOOD, But NOT BIG ENOUGH. II
The Office of the territorial auditor
has been lately equipped with j new
fre-proOf fling case. L is an uD-to-
Gate and badly needed article Of fur
niLure, but It IS not nearly big enough. 1
1t IS as big a one. though, as could be (
bought with the meage~ appropria- !
Ion for tina, Office made by the last /
legislature Dr. Vickers estimated /
that the appropriation should not b. (
less than $500 The legislature cut /
the amount down to $780,
MRS. CLARK DEAD. w. A. Watts /
received a telegram Yesterday from !
Winchester, Ky, announcing the /
death Of Mrs Vernon L. Clark Mr. I
and Mrs Clark came here firm Ken
lucky Mrs Clark was in poor health /
and she went to the sanitarium a. I
Battle Creek, Mich. When at the end .
OF two years she had not improved /
she returned 10 Winchester. Mr.. Clark .
was sent for two months ago on &c !
count of her approaching death, and !
was present at the time.
MORE SICK HORSES. Another /
city horse was taken sick yesterday, /
making The fifth within week The I
symptoms Of the disease are similar .
to those Of the other horses. By night .
it had practically recovered. DR.. J. C. /
Morton does not believe the sickness 10 /
be the result Of Oleander poisoning. /
He SAYS that the horses have been al I
lowed 20 eat and drink too literally +
and when they were worked n the h0t .
sun they were overcome. He believes 3
the sickness of all the horses he has /
attended 10 be enterit.s.
DROWNING IN MID AIR.-HOward .
Long thought he was drowning yes /
terday. although he was not closer /
Than half mile 10 any body of wa'ee-- /
He and Oliver Bellas were working al /
the Commercial corral Long brought /
down the wrath of his fellow work /
man, who was drinking from a hose. /
The water pressure was great enough /
70 # -sT41 in
the city. Bellas turned Il on Long. who /
had been standing with his mouth /
open. Long could neither force the /
water from his lungs EOr i1hale ar
for time.
SEP. & P. EXCURSION. An ex-
cursion will leave over the northern
route for The coast this morning al /
o'clock Among the passengers are:
o. Q. Parret. C T. Dearsley, Gabriel /
Cosner, Fred Murdoch. Mrs. Ida Boyd.
Mss Ada Boyd, ohJnnie Boyd. san
Diego; Mr.. E. T. +. Hanson, Santa
Bar bars; Mrs. ". +. Smith Mr.. W. F
Cook, Mrs. F. Hartford. San Diego;
Mrs james Monih0n, Miss N0nihon,
Santa Barbara; s. c. Sine, Mrs Cyrus
j. Orme, Cyrus J. Orme, Hannah
Orme, San Diego.
THE GILAj BEND WRECK. -
The eastbound train was wrecked by q .
WashOut A shorC distance the other side 4
of ella Bend on Wednesday night 4
The passengers from the west viii /
arrive here this morning. The train .
WIS stationary when wrecked ! 4
heavy rain Storm had rendered the II
track bsd soft, and a. one side settled \
quickly the engine and two cars top 4
pied over on their sides. An engine II
vr-oc c.e7.- and cana IN
west. It was feared that 3 further Il
settling OF the one side Of the track 1
would ditch the en'iTe train The Il
rear engine coupled to the three cars
in the rear OF the train. The passen- II
gers were outside and their effects re- Il
moved when the engine attempted 70 II
nEl- he ca-s hack -amd H. faLI n-a.. ].