Arizona republican., 1899-04-16

that it was within Pima county. The
prisoners were surrendered to Con-
stable Fraser to be tried q Tucson for
the resistance, but the grand jury
when it meets next Tuesday will take
up the charge CT horse stealing against
them
SENATOR MILLER COMING. -Ex-
! United States Senator Warner Miller Of
| New York will arrive in town this
| morning with a party of eleven eastern
visitors who have been travelling
! through the southwest. They have
lately been visiting the City of Mexico.
| The party telegraphed the Hotel
! Adams yesterday from Ell Paso for
a apartments. Senator Miller is frz-
quent visitor Of Arizona He was last
here two years ago in The matter Of the
Seven Stars litigation then going on in
1avapai county.
EGE-HFGELUND NUPTIAlS. =
Mr.. John Eye and Miss Dagrar Hege
lundl were united in marriage last
night at the corner Of Third avenus
and Madison street. The bride is one
Of the highly accomplished young Ia
dies CT Phoenix and has merited tn
esteem Of all her acquaintance. She
has resided in Phoenix about a year,
having come here from Los Angeles.
The groom has been connected with
the Phoenix bakery for ever five years
and is prominent memner Of the fire
department
DEATH OF !. w. KINCAJD. j. "
Kincatd who has been very sick FIR
months past, died at his home on Eas{
Van Buren, street at 1920 this morn :
ing. AS a justice of the peace n
Phoenix for three terms Squire Kin
caid WAS well known to she people
He was a native of Tennessee ana
aged 81 years. When youth %
twenty he moved to Texas and twelve
years ago came to Phoenix Mr.. Kin
caid leaves wife and three daughtGa4
Arrange ents for the funeral Will u
made today
DOWN FROM THE GARCIA. -A
w. Cox, who is connected with the
Garcia mine. arrived at the Ford Lass
night He said the mine, which has
been closed for few months, viii
soon begin opera ting. The Shaft is
down nearly 400 feet and a good grade
Of free milling orr lies in the DIVER
drift. Probably thirty-five men viii
be employed when the property is rel
opened. Mr. Cox said that ns-H claims
ere constantly being located in that
Section. which is assuming q marked
degree of activity A great deal Of
work is being done on the property OF
John Baker near by.
SUSPICIOUS HONESTY. If THAT
OLD gentleman whom history informs
Us was searching for an honest man
with the aid Of a lantern, had con-
fined his Investigations to Phoenix he
would not have required any artificial
light to discover what he was locking
for. One of the local telegraph Offices
has a copper cent Displayed in q con-
spfcuous place, which the operator
says was paid into tns Office by Z gen
tleman who about month ago filed
& message without a revenue stamp
but who promised to bring in a penny,
which he did yesterday.
TEMPE THE WINNER The ten
his match at the grounds CT the Phoa
nix Tennis club yesterday resulted in
& victory for Tempe. A number OF
persons witnessed the game, which
was hot1Y contested from the begin
ming. Tempe won the first and last
set in the singles, and won the two
hest out of three sets in the doubles
which followed John Stelzreide was
tho successful player in the singles,
and he was opposed bv Harold Ham. !
Fer the doubles Ross RusseTt and Leo
R0sen berger for Phoenix, were
matched against John Stelzreide and
Crantz CARTRIDGE. No future gam, |
has been arranged.
PAINFUL RIDE.-Niceto Echenigue, |
3 prominent sheepman Of Canyon sta /
ton met with an accident Friday (
morning or his way to Phoenix, at q !
point known as Black Canyon hill. At |
that place he stepped off a wagon on !
10 an embankment and his left foot t
struck rolling stone. The inner !