Arizona republican., 1899-07-03

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 BASE BALL AGAIN. 4Th,a DeMund ball team has reorganized and is
 practic;ng Ge.ly. A g9mcI will be
 played by the team at Congress OF
 July 1.
 GOING TO BIG BUG. Miss Clay
 Hsnshaw will leave tonight for Big
 Bug, where she has Relce:vad an ap-
 pc:rtment as school teacher for the
 next term.
 VICTOR HOSE COMPANY MEET ING. A regular meeting Of the We
 tor Hose company will be held at the
 engine house tonight. A special at
 traction will be a uninIque manner of
 initiating new members.
 OMAHA EXHIBIT. The ship
 ment of Indians and c3cti to the Omaha exposition have been concluded. The last car sent contained twenty-five old
 bucks who will make their debut ID
 war raint and scanty attire.
 BAND CONCERT The usual
 large crowd assembled a1 the band concert 1arlo night A touch of hot weather does LI01 prevent the band from practcing, and its improvement is nClt.5sd by the pa5ple with pleasure.
 A BIG EAGLE. Harry Taffe has completed a painting of an Amen9can eagle Bd1ors; undertaking the task Ee corresFoordeId with several painters in the west, and he has made this paint ing so it is the largest of any eagle west of the Rockies. It is designed for Ghel Anheusar saloon.
 HURT BY A HORSE A Mexican whose name is unknown was badly in- jureld by a horse neaE the four-mile house east of the city, yesterday. He was thrown in such a manner that both bones of one arm were broken be- low the elbow and he was kicked III the breast The Mexican was picked up and taken to the asylum, where his aun was dressed.
 FROM THE JONES MINE. Jack Evarls came down yesterday from the Jones nina, 3 property in ,1he Castle Creek d.5tri,it owned by Dr. J. M. Ford ard w E. ThoIna4 MT. Ford says t--rs three shifts arg developing the properly at present.. The iEl1iCasIoEs, as the development proceeds, are en- C0uraging and fully come up to the Cf the operators.
 MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARED. William Moz;er has made a nys- ter:ou1 disappearance. He has been working as news agent on the Mari ccpa & Phoenix railroad, and making regular trips A few nights ago he Iel5 on | regular trip. went to Mari oora anit nCtting has been seen of him since. If his departure was pr'car- ranged it was unann0unced, as ncnie Of his frieris were aware of his inten- tionis of going.
 EXCURSION TO PRESCOTT. An excursion left for Prescott last night with the following passengers: T. E. Parish, George w. Christian, A. Ton nj, MT and Mrs. Bowers, E. H. Win ters. Miss Lula KeaEly Miss Laura Butler. H. D. Mccormick, J. E. Butlar, Miss Cora Elliott, Miss E. Meehan, Mrs. B. H. Iman, Mrs. H. BOursch, Ed ward Mccoy, Miss Katy Couchran. John K IeRoy, Mrs M. A. Clark and Mrs. H. w Ridden
 MELON RUNAWAY. -Watermel- Ons have an affinity for each other The-e was a runaway down Adams stpcat yesterday afterncoLi and the street opposite the Hctel Adams was pretty we'll strewn with melons. Two horses noIth on Center street were by tha first runaway and +hey started in pursuit They also were dTilwing a wagon lead Of mel 1ns. As they came upon the melons ying about on the ground they m9ds5 1 m extra lunge with the result that 2 ssconl1 batch of melons was placed at | est alorlg with the others. Fortunate | y the melons were all badly muti- l atad or a cholera epidemic would l rave originated from the barber shop | n that vicinity.
 MURIETTAqS EXAMINATION. - rihe preliminary examination of Mu.i atta, accused of participat'on in the | murder of .LSbrado Pachec0 near | Tempe on tHs night Of Jnue 20, will | ake place before Justice Johnstone to- '1y Those who have made a study i If the case say that there is 10 moral | ioubt that Murietta knows all about i he murder ard that h5 was probably | present. and even took a hand in 1t. But the evidence at hand is not sup lcse1 to be any stronger than it was gainst ATlb:so, whI0 was similarly ac- yuscd and who wa1 discharged on Saturday. There is a great story back # this tragedy which will some time 'e made EIfblie. It is known that it vas no drunken brawl, as was al first | .ur;mised.
 HADN'T MISSED HER YET. Last N-5AI d I-UlI6 SII1 OI three WdS p1Chtu ID on the street by j. w F'ra1ss, who | ,fter keeping her for an hour or two ried to turn her over to Officer Dow in Sh5 refused to talk and would | ll-lt remain with the officer, but chung | o MT. FTakes. She attracted a large | rowd at the band concert and on the ! .traet while the officer and MT FIakes we're N5lading her about trying to fird | 3omelbCdy who had lest child. A ;mall boy thought he recognized her md lighting a match he made a more .areful inspection and said he was i Iuite sure that she belonged to MT. J. A. R. Irvine, Ttlsiding at Fifth ard Adams streli-s. Councilman Sanders went to MT. Irvine's re-idence and in luired if the children were all at lCme Mir Irvine mad not noticed the |