Arizona republican., 1899-03-13

temperate, and he could net say enough l Of praise He was accompanied by his
 bride and some of his friends suggest ed tha; the influence of the honey moon might have had some bearing | upon his opinion of the climate put he
 assured them that it was nc hallucina-
 ton. He thcugat that Phoenicians
 could not realize the advantages ot their marvellous climate without hav-
 ing first lived in Q climate visited by l blizzards
 l FUNERAL OF A PIONEER. The funeral Of the late Q. c. Tebbs. who died Saturday morning, took place at 2:30 yesterday afternoon from the
 residence of decaased's son-in-l2w. V. Anderson, at 596 East Washington street Services were conducted by
 the Rev. N. A. Ferguson of the Chris
 tian church, an1 subsequent services were held by the Masonic lodge. of which MT. Tebbs was member Hay ing been a pioneer. the deceased had Q
 wide circle of acquaintances and many
 old friends assembled at the funeral
 to pay their last respects. 4 long
 funeral cortege followed the remains
 to the burial grounds.
 SUPREME COURT TODAY. Y.'-Su-
 pTeme court will be convened today af-
 ter a vacation of about six weeks The
 meeting has been more anxiOusly
 awaited than the original coming to-
 gether of the January term, for rsOpin-
 ions remain to be handed down in
 many important cases. Some of them
 will probably be handed d-wn today. Two of these cases are of local inter est, one criminal and the ether civil The first is that Of Josiah Anderson, ! appellant, ys. the Territory of Ari- zona. The appellant is now in the county jail under 9 sentence of seven ] years at Yuma for an assault upon i John II Mullen with intent to commit | murder. The other case is that of the i board of supervisors Of 9I2ricopa coun- | ty, appell2u5, vs. T. C. Jordan, late l comm issiOner Of immigration Tn this case the appellee had obtained iudg- ! ment in the district court Cf this { county against the county for salary for services for . period Of more than two years.
 FAD TO eADORN HEADS. There i was something which apparently at t-acted the attention of R E. Daggs at the band concert yesterday, and when he was asked for an explanation he said that he had observed something which reminded him or an incident several years ago 2t Columbus. Mo. The place he said had q population cf about , 900, CT which only .000 were whi-es. The cOlOred people collected on the streets in groups during the evenings and some cOmical sights might De wit -essed. Mr, Daggs and a friand had an argument as to whether 9 woman in 1ne of the groups was colOred, his friend claiming that she was an In liap woman. Unlike the balance of he co10red race the wOman's hair was 0ng and coarse and it did not show a race of the usual curl. A gale of wind blew off the w0man's hat, and but for he occurrence the observers would lot have discovered that her hair was ringed with horse tail circled around Ter head. {
 GENERAL PROS PERITY. Walter libbey, who was formerly a member # the McCoEd regiment, returned yes ( erday from Indiana, where he has )een visiting relatives. In his travels { before and after mastering out he has l Oncluded like the balance of the boys i vho have reou-ned, that he knows of 10 place better than Phoenix. He tates that it did not require an acute observer to notice a wave of pros per . ty, not only in t! west, but through ut the eastern states. Wages are in r63sing and he cited Marshall Fields apartment store of Chicago as an ex- mple. That store has recently in l reased the wages of is employee Wenty per cent, and Mr Kibbe7 said hat similar indications of general prosperity were evident at all the oints he had tOuched.
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