Arizona republican., 1899-07-22
NEWS
OF HI
TOWN

A DAUGHTER BORN. Born tC
the wife of ]. F. Beals, July 20, 1899
a daughter
ICE CREAM SOCIAL. Am enjoy
able ice cream social was held at dis
trict IA last Thursday night. The
proceeds went to the Sunday school
RELAY RACE SUNDAY. The BIZ
| cyclists are requested to be at the
old race track at $3.50 p. IN. on next
Sunday. It has been decided to hold
a long distance relay race on the track.
SUNDAY SCHOOL TROLLEY
RIDE The members of the Baptist
Sunday school, pastor, superintendent
and part of the bible class included.
had an enjoyable trolley ride last
| evening.
| SUIT ON A NOTE. 1 NJ Painter
| brought suit IN district court yester-
day against S. Franklin to recover on
note for $3.50 given to Jesse May
| cloud in 1895 and assigned to the
plaintiff.
FIRST CARLOAD OF PEARS. =
The first carload of pears of the
| season went out over the S. F. P & P
| yesterday, consigned to Louisville
KY. They were of the Bartlett va
riety. Two cars of cattle were shipped
,.
TWO STOPS. The belated train
which arrived over the southern route
early yesterday morning had been de-
layed twice. On the way here from
the coast it was detained at Redlands.
Cal, on account of a wrecked freight
train. The other delay was at ella
Bend
CEILING FELL. The new dormi-
tory building at the Indian school,
just about completed, is not settling as
it should. A crash was heard yester-
day about noon and an examination
showed that one large upper room had
been Invested of part of the ceiling.
The pIastering was Jared loose.
ANOTHER SICK HORSE A horse
was overcome by heat at Goldman's
corner yesterday early in the after
noon. He was walking when he fell
to the ground and it was some time be-
fore he could get up. His prostration
was not supposed to be due to the
heat alone, but was a symptom of en-
ter5tis
C. E. FIXES CONDITION. If the
condition OF c. E. Fike, upon whom a
brick wall fell, was changed at all
yesterday it was rather for the worse
He shows symptoms of disorder more
or less serious in the head, and there
is no doubt of bodily internal injuries.
His physicians believe he will recover.
though the chances in his favor are
not much more numerO1s than those
against him. He cannot be said to be
absolutely out of danger until twenty
one days after the accident.
ANTONIO GREW RESTLESS. =
Antonio Graxila was arrested yester-
day by Deputy Unitd States Marshal
j. A Porterie, charged with unlawful
coha bitation. Complaint was made
against him by the mother of the wo-
man in the case with whom he had
been living two years. Antonio lately
began to manifest symptoms of rest !
lessness and a desire for a change. |
1t was still later discovered that he /
was making arrangements to get mar |
ried and then arrangements were made |
for his downfall
LOSS OF A DOG. A valuable dog |
belonging to Mr. Hauxhurst was |
caught and shot recently by the city |
dog catcher The dog when he comes /
in from the mines usually stayed in /
or under the wagon, but was perhaps /
enticed away this time by other dogs. /
He was a valuable animal, great pei,
and Mr.. Hauxhurst would have paid |
literally to save his life. He went to /
see if he nd been held for Identified
ton, butewas told that he had been
shot. Citizens living near the city are
in constant fear that their valuable
dogs will wander into town and get
killed.
AN ACCOMMODATING OFFICIAL
General Agent Gillett of the S. F. P.
& P. yesterday received a telegram
from Prescott saying that on account
Of a washout in the Glorieta noun
tains the westbound Santa Fe Pacific
failed to reach Ash Fork on time and
in fact at the time of the telegram
was SEM had not arrived Assistant
General Manager Wells, however,
with his usual energy in cases OF
took care of the excur-
sionists of the s. F. P. & P. There
were fifty-three of them from Phoenix
and other points along the line. Mr..
Wells made arrangements with the
Santa Fe Pacific officials for a special
from Ash Fork so that the passengers
were landed in Los Angeles sooner
than they would have been If the reg
ular train had been on time
BUT HE GOT A VICTIM. T. NJ.
MacMurtrie was sentenced for va
grancy TO thirty days by the recorder
yesterday. This is the number OF
days he has already 'Deen mere, Dut mas
lone no work. MacMurtie IS tramp
IF the smooth type. He does not stand
around the street corners and tackle
I man who has just eaten a meal and
feels at ease with the world. When
he came here he visited several black
smiths He told them he was the
scion of an illustrious Scotch family
ind was the heir to a vast estate. Just
1t present he was in hard luck, owing
20 Americas ignorance of his identity,
but the enormous heritage, he said,
would come to him soon and he would
make all his friends rich. He only