Arizona republican., 1899-07-27
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

license was issued yesterday to Ra
 fael Grijalva and Rosaria Peralta.
 FALLING WATER. On Tuesda.
 there was between 50,O00 and 5000
 inches of water in the river. Tester
 day the volume had fallen to 40,O0
 inches and was still decreasing.
 INJUNCTION MODIFIED. - Tn
 case of the Utah Enlargement and Elk
 tension company vs. w. A. Daggs wa before Judge Street. again yesterday
 This was an injunction proceeding II
 which an injunction had been ordered
 The order was modified yesterday.
 A NEW PAPER. R. Silva A. i: | about to assist in the occupation O. ithe already overeFowded Mexican jour
 nalistic field. He is getting ready tC
 start the Independence, a weekly pa per of independent notions. MT. Silva
 has been in the newspaper business
 in Phoenix before
 IS AN HONORARY MEMBER. = | The Pioneer hose company held a
 meeting last night and accepted the
 resignation of Jack Buckley, who has enlisted in the ThirtyIfourth regiment. i His name was placed on the honorary
 roll of membership. Five applications | for membership were handed in.
 ORTEGA'S BAD FIX. Ramon Or Tega was arrested yesterday on a charge of unlawful cOhabitation. The
 woman in the case is Louisa Hamilton, one of the lower caste representatives of the block. Ortega is married man and there seems to be no pleas ant way out of the difficulty.
 HAD s4 WORTH. Without any great show of happiness a miner, who has been engaged in cyaniding at the Vulture mine, made his appearance before the recorder yesterday. He had been hilariously drunk the night be- fore and fine of $4 was Imposed. He would not have gotten drunk had it not been for a certain saloon, and to mitigate his woes the saloon keeper paid the fine
 FAST TIME. E. W. Gillett, general passenger agent of the s. F. P. & F.. received a telegram from 9(Mohave. Cal, yesterday announcing that rhe train of sixteen cars of cattle sent from here Monday arrived there after having been on c'5he road twenty-nine hours. This was the fastest time ever made by the Santa Fe along that part of the line with load of cattle. The time with the train from here to Ash Fork was also the fastest made between the two points.
 SUSPECT SOMETHING WRONG.- It is suspected that some accident has befaIlen Harry CresweH, formerly en- ployed by the Pacific Grotto, who left here for Chicago six weeks ago. He told his friends ihe would write from Kansas City and direct them where to send letters he expected. When he got to Chicago he said he would write again on some matters of importance to him. For an unaccountable reason no letters have been received. MT. Creswell was a member of the local order of Foresters of AmeHca
 ARIZONA DENTIST FOUNDDEAD. A dispatch has been received from Chicago saying that Dr. A. AldeIdice of Prescott was found dead in his room at the home of Charles Burton. BPS West Monroe street, Saturday evening. A bottle of morphine and hypodermtc syringe were found by him, while his arms showed numerous syringe abrasions. It is not known whether the doctor committed suicide or took an accidental overdose of the drug. He appeared to be prosperous. Dr. Alderdice arrived in Chicago six days ago and applied to Burton for a room in which 10 stay temporarily. He said he was going to practice his profession in the neighborhood.
 NO PROBATE JUDGE YET. No probate judge has yet been appointed and no appointment can possibly be made before tomorrow. It is not cer- tain that MT. Messinger, the absent member of the appointing board, will arrive then. None of the telegrams sent him since the one informing him of the death of Judge Scott reached him and he does not seem to have un- derstood that his presence was neces- sary to the choice of a successor. Yes terday his deputy received dispatch from him inquiring, Who got it?" MT. Spangler replied that no one had 1 got it yet, but that several gentlemen i were inquiring with more or less anxiety, t'WhO is going to get it?"
 GOING AT IT ANOTHER WAY The board of trade is approaching the l of immigration question l from another side. At a meeting of | the directors at the Hotel Adams yes terday afternoon a petition was ad | dressed to the governor requesting | him to ask Attorney General Aims | worth for an official opinion regarding ! the validity of the commissioner of l law. The directors have i not yet presented a resolution to the | supervisors requesting the appoint | ment of Mir Talbot as commissioner | and may not do so until after the at | opinion has been Oh- l aimed. If it should sustain the law | hen the petition will be presented i dong with a bond indemnifying the | county pending a decision upon the | aw by the courts.
 A NEW CREAM AMERY. The Val- | ey's Pride creamery on TEfrd street. | Washington and Adams, made | ts initial trial run yesterday. It was very satisfactory, but the creamery | will not be fully ready for business lntiI next Monday. The creamery is he property of the Salt River Valley | Milk association, organized last | spring, with w. C. Dawes president.