Arizona republican., 1899-04-30

gfamme. The young ladies were not slow to join in the athletic tOurna-
 ment. and after everyone else had left the grounds they also played a game
 of base ball. R. E. Miner is al un-
 fortunate athlete Not having played
 base ball for many years he found
 himself a little awkward on the
 diamond. However. he was detailed 1 to the most hazardous position. be- hind the bat. He met with several ac- cidents there. but his ambition was not squelched. He participated in a bicycle raca and on the home stretch he encountered another accident His l opponent was about to pass him and hs gathered himself for q heroic i lunge. He succeeded in mendfng his pace, but he soon ran foul of the rear | wheel Of the ether wheslman-
 THIS YEARS TAX RECEIPTS l The totals have: been found on the i books in the county treasurer's office. and show a gOOdly increasa of taxes over last year. The percentage Of de- i linQuent taxes collected is also higher. l The total taxes collected uD to Dec. 19, during D. L. Murray's incumbency,
 amounted to S16S,7 ,772-32. The amount of delinquent taxes collected have amounted to S56,952, approximately and property representing about S32,- coo remaining delinquent was sold to the territCry- The total tax list rep
 resented SIPS, ,S24.37, against s217,- 826.22 of the previous year.
 A GLANDERED HORSE-Dr. Nor lon, territorial veternarian. ordered another horse destroyed today. The
 owner was advised some time nagO
 that the animal had bsen eXp3ssd to one of CCttrelFs glandered horses, and yesterday it commenced bleeding at the nose and he at once rcp0ItEd it
 10 Dr. Norton. The history and ssmp- toms convinced the doctor that the animal should be destroyed and the owner was very willing to comply with the crder without delay. SGs- picous cases should be reported with out delay, for in this way only can the valley again be fee from this dread disease.
 DISTRICT COURT.-The greater par of yesterday was taken up in dis trict court with the damage suit of Eda Weston against the National steam laundry which was not finish ed Tn the case of k0hle- & Chase, vs. Beck, a matter in replevin. judg- me1t was rendered the plaintiff A modified judgment was rendered the plaintiff in the case of Broadway vs
  Injunction perpetual restraining the defendant from interfering with canal belonging to the plaintiff. The case of Block vs. Goldman, admins i trator of the estate of Nj. Wormser- l was assigned to Judge Davis for trial ] The divorce suit of Martha Amelia ] Carter vs Robert Carter. was referred !! to the clerk 10 take testimony.
 THE LOSS BY FIRE.-With the i exception of the damage to the build l ing at the fire early yesterday morn i ing. Dr. c. H. Keefer was practically | the only person who suffered any l loss He said last night that it was impossible to estimate the amount of | damage inflicted on his stock. The damage was caused mostly by watsr. 1 The total loss is probably between ! g, 900 and $3.O00, but the goods were insured Although the fixtures had been removed to the new location the stock had not been disturbed, except 10 move a great deal of it from the shelves to the basement to bs' boxed for moving. and the c0lsequeEce was that the damage was greater than II would have been if the fire had oc- cured at almost any. other time.
 ANARCHY IN THE BLOCK A fOrci5le argument in favor of the an nexation of the Murphy addition or some ether nov inert was presented 2t the reservation last night Since the removal of Officer Joe Bush from he blcck the women have grown more and more obstreps srous. Officer EIawIey happened at the block late last night in time to witness q scene Jf chac5. In fact, the same sSectac.e nay be seen at almost any t1nI7 on my night. In one saloon dance was