Arizona republican., 1899-09-23

POSTPONED FOR A L AY. The
habeas corpus proceedings b the case
of Jose Mona Costello, set Rr hearing
by Judge Street for yester#a were
continued until this morning
BERMUDA LAWNS. I'll ere are a
number of beautiful Bermuda grass
lawns in Phoenix, two of the Finest be
ing found ON the grounds of Vol. Jerry
Millay at the head of Monrd street,
and Rev. Lewis Halsey on EH 1T Van
| Buren, street.
ACQUIRING NEW DOMAIN. Nose
Drachman left fer New York psf night
Mr.. Drachman for many Wars has
been the Arizona representative of
the ATbuckle Coffee Companyl Before
his return he expects to add NJ w Mex
| leo to his district.
AFTER HORSES. -Greene Muir
ply. an employe of the CcngreEs Gold
company, arrived in the ciEy last
night on horse buying expedition
He is looking for good draft hortes to
be used by the company in the hand
Ling of ore and supplies.
A PLEASANT EVENING. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Bradley last evening enter
tanned few CT their many friends at
their residence en- West Washington
street. The hours were spent in social
converse and the playing of games in
terspersef viii musical selections, af-
ter which light refreshments were
served.
A ZINC COMPANY. Articles of
Incorporation Of the Boston and Ar
kansas Zinc company were filed in the
office IF tie county recorder yesterday.
The incoTporatOTs are that indefatiga-
BILE promoter. Edward L. Tierney CT
Bosom, Mass, Edward J. Fenton, F.
NJ. Spaulding. Lester NJ. Smith and
Charles w. Noyes. The capital stock
is $1,250.0O0
ON AN OUTING. H. G. Brown CT
Crown King, an employe of that
famous mine, arrived in the city day
or two ago on his return from Califor-
MIA, where he has been spending the
summer. He says Crown King is
California is a good place to spend the
summer, but Arizona is the land of
health and wealth.
BROUGHT A CRAZY MAN. Dep
uty Sheriff Marsh of Prescott came
down Thursday night having in charge
a Mexican by the name of Manitoba
NOriega. who had gone daft on the
race horse question. He was placed
in the asylum. Mr.. Marsh returned
home last night. He says that Deputy
Sheriff A A. Johns, who has been quite /
sick, is again cOnvalescent.
SILVER MOUNTAIN. w. C. Eel /
lows is in the city from Silver Noun |
tain near the Crown King mine. !
He is taking few days rest from his !
labCrs with the drill in that vicinity !
and while enjoying himself in the cap .
ital incidentally remarked that the |
Silver Mountain region was coming to i
the front and keeping pace with the
other mining districts Of the north.
BEREAVED. Andrew Farley, well /
known in this city. where he has re-
sided most of the time for a number
Of years, returned Thursday night.
Early in the week he was sorely be-
'eaved by the loss CT his wife in Win
slow, Ariz. She leaves four children
to mourn a mothers watchful care.
The many friends CT Mr.. Farley tender
% him their sincere sympathy in his
hour of affection.
A VISIT TO THE INDIANS. Dep
Ity Sheriffs Standard and Murray and
Jake Davenport and Henry Morgan
will spend today with then friends en-
he Indian reservation above Tempe.
they will leave town early this morn
ng with a wagon laden with sand
yiches, ice and several bottles of cold
ca. At meeting Of the refreshments
committee last night the propIiety of
aking a bottle CT beer along was I'M
Ter consideration.
THE WATERMELONS SECOND
WIND. The watermelon crop in the
Talley has get its second wind, though
t was suppose to have been laid on
he shelf for tEia present season. After
| vacation of a couple of weeks the
Watermelon wagons were at their ac-
stations en- the street cor
ler5 yesterday. The wares were not
Iui:e so big, but probably as juicy as
hey were in the earlier part of the