Arizona republican., 1899-04-29
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ROYAL BAKING eowDgR O., MEM FORK:

offered s5O0. 900 for the new property 1t consists of four mines Of ten claims | each. The oIGd5t Of the mines is the Capete, which was first located by Mir Hardwick about four years ago. Mr. Meiezer has beln associated with it for year. Notewt rthy of the mine is the
 fact that it has been self sustaining
 Tie shipments Cf ere have paid the
 expenses. besides netting small
 profit At the end cf this month six
 ears Of ore wil have been shipped, e1ch Va.ued at from S1,500 to $3,50O.
 Several experts have examined the.
 F! JPerty recently and some of them
 have come to the conclusion that she
 ore lies in a quarry. The sulphide
 ledge of the Capete is thirty-twO feet
 in width at depth of 18O feet, and the
 vein is covered by an immense iron
 cap. A smelter will probably be
 erected soon.
 THE SECOND COMING OF
 CHRIST This intens ely interesting
 subject will be fully explained by Rev.
 c a0rge D. Watson at &Ee Free NIethO-
 dist church on Sunday afternoon at
 O'clcck- He proves by scripture and
 the signs of the times that this event
 is close at hand and the necessary preparation to meet it with joy is also explained. All students of history and lovers of truth are invited Mr Wa son will conduct services morning. af- ternOon and evening on Sunday, and the services will continue twice each day until next Thursday A deep in terest has been manifested in the meetings and much gool has been done.
 DITRICT COURT. The case Of Bnlups vs. the Utah Canal Enlarge ment and Extension company. an ac- ton for damages in the sum of SIP, ,OOD resulting from the overflowing of the defendants canal upon the land of the p-aintif, was ended in district court yesterday afternoon by a verdict for the canal company. The business of impaneling a jury in the action Of Eda Weston vs. the National Steam Iaun- dry was begun. This is 8 suit for damages. The plaintiff was emp-oyed in the laundry and received injuries in Q machine called a mangler which is alleged in the complaint to have been defective. In former trial the plaintiff was given judgment.
 MURDEROUS JEALOUSY. Tho m as Brown, the proprietor Of Q lunch counter in the block, was arrested yes terday m-rning by Daputy Joseph Bush for trying to carve Charles Chickinny in a fft of jealousy and at the same time in the region Of the stomach. Tie weapon used was one of tAc5s dangerous looking snicker- snsss introduced by tha ChiEc=e as bread knives. This W2s a sequel cf the fire. Chickinny had l3bcrsd he TOicaly to save woman from the fire. I Her gratitude found expression in an invitation to him to have 3 drink CT two with her. Brown was ensmc-ed i of this waman and go he looked upon Chickinny as a supplanter He called him many vile names and told him what he was going to do to him when the time got rips. Chickinny asked i him to come outside Brown came with the knifs, but before he reached his i in5erEsd victim \the deputy sheriff i stopped him and conducted him to i jail
 DAVIS CONVICTED. Paul Davis, ] the young man who wears . cavalry ! hat and claims 10 be . heavy aItiI- ! leryn8n, was found guilty in Justice 1 Johnst~ne's court yesterday of a lnis- { dsmeanor, which was the embezzle- l ment Of 75 cents from Joseph Rou5- ] zcau. This is cnly one of several acts ! co rascality wiah which he is charged f sincs his late release from the county . jail after serving 2 sentence fcr steal : ing. A man who owned a small lunch . counter in the lower part of town 1. and who didn't knCw Davis vIy well, | hired him to take the night shiTt When he returned the next morning Davis was gone and the proprietor has not seen him since He thinks he has lost abort $6- He arrives at that amount because that was an average of the receipts Of his nightly business Another man hired Davis to sell strawberries fu--n house to house Davis has not yec rendered an account sales. Davis will be sentenced to- lay.
 THE TEACHERS SIDE. -Profes- sor J. C. Ccle yesterday presented the other side of the question regarding the action of the teachers in the mat ter of the child-en's parade at the funeral of the late J. W Kincaid. Now that the indignation of the par ants has cOolsd tcf some extent, Pre-