Arizona republican., 1899-03-21
NEWS
 OF T HE
 TONI N

LICENSED TO WE'D. "A marriag,
 license was issued Saturday to Elwoot
 Patton and Susanna Warner.
 HAY SHIPMENT TO LOS AN
 GELES. Four carloads of alfalfa hay
 were sent over the s. F. P. & Peto Los
 Angeles yesterday.
 TAKEN HOME The remains o1
 the Rev. J. J. Irving were sent to Ap- 1 pletcn, Wis, over the s. F. P. & P. last
 night. They were accompanied by his wife.
 1 GOLF IN PHOENIX. MT. c. B.
 Cory, q golf enthusiast, is residing at | the Hotel Adams, where he will be
 pleased to hear from any resident | golfers or others interested in that fas- cinating game.
 A NEW MANAGER. -J. P. Earick- son, who lately arrived here from El PaSo, is the new manager of the brok- l craze business of w. H. Constable, succeeding Sam T. Constable, who left the city a week ago.
 DIED OF A HEMORRHAGE.-L Lichtenstein died at the Ford of a hemorrhage yesterday morning. His remains will be sent tC Buffalo, N V where his father is a wealthy iron dealer. He came here about two weeks
 ago.
 HELD TO THE GRAND JURY. - Barney Riley, who was given a prelim-
 mary examination in Justice John
 stones court last Saturday on a charge
 of making an indecent assault on
 little girl was held to the grand jury
 yesterday.
 JUDGE STILLWELL'S CONDI-
 TION.- Judge w. H. Stilwell is in a
 very critical condition. He has been confined with severe attack of pneu- monia and his physicians are not pos itive whether his condition will change for the better or the worse.
 PASSING OF THE DUTCH DITCH. A small force of men commenced work yesterday on a new ditch. The portion of the old Dutch ditch which lies within the city limits will not be used longer, but the water will be carried in the new ditch running Daral- Tel. About twenty men will work on it today,
 SIX WEEKS RIDING. Roy Mat teson has made bicycle record in the last six weeks, which though not start ling, affords an example of what many people are unconsciOusly doing. In the time mentioned he has ridden nearly 800 miles as indicated by his cyclOmeter, and he has eight hours of labor each week day.
 A BURNED BARN. The barn of pr. L. ID. Daneron on North Fifth avenue with it's contents, including harness and other property of value, was burned about 1 o'clock yesterday morning. The fire department was called cut, but the flames enveloped the building so quickly that nothing could be done. There is no theory re- garding the start
 A RESIDENCE BURGLARIZED.- The residence of Mrs. H. M Donnell at Van Buren and Talbot streets was burgiariZed some time on Sunday night. The burglars were probably hobOs. They cut their way through canvas walled kitchen and carried away. everything in the shape Of fcoi about the house, leaving Mrs DonneE, | who is widow, actually nothing for breakfast
 INDIANS FREE FROM CONTA- 1 GION. Henry Morgan spent Sunday among the Indians on the Gila. There | had been many alarming reports Of | smallpox among them. MT. Morgan | says that there is not a case on the | reservation and there has been none | this winter. There are several eases | of measles among the children at the | agency; but down the river there is ! only one sick Indian, and he is an old | man suffe.ing from an attack of bilious fever
 DROPPED A NAME. There is no mere Coffee Al" A. B. | Williams has cast off the title hon. orably earned six years ago and ably maintained ever since. He is not ashamed of it, but having gone into the mining business, he believes it would be a misnomer, that he would be sailing under false colcrs His mantle has found lodgment on the shoulders of c. H. Pierce MT. Will Jams will shortly leave for his copper in YaVapai county.
 CANDIDATE FOR LIEUTENANT. Richard H. Stanton is a candidate for military commission offered to Ari- zOna. He has discharges which show active fighting with the Rough Riders turing the entire Cuban campaign and also one which mentions his fighting 1t the Pine Ridge affair. Since his re- urn to Phoenix he has suffered ire Iuent spells of malaria, fever ac- Iuired in the Cuban campaign, and it $ for this reason that he fears he will not be able to pass the physical ex- tmlnatlOn. lie has strong influence behind him in the east as we'll as in Arizona.
 GOING AWAY FOR TREATMENT. - Andy Walsh, who was severely in ured by the falling of the elevator at he Hotel Adams two years ago, in ends leaving for New York soon, where he will be treated in one of the pest hospitals Cf the country. The ex- animation will be assisted by X-rays, Il put exen by all improved methods of | treatments MT. Walsh is not certain of recovery. After the accident he re- covered rapidly and it was thought hat he would have little or no trou- ole thereafter. He was employed at