Arizona republican., 1899-08-27

| where and IS a cul du sac. He says
he is not Occupying it permanently
but under permission 30 heel cut
some trees there, and is ready TO aban-
| don it Whenever the county needs it.
Regarding Mr.. Godfrey's charge of IN
ne1ghborliness, he says it is net cor
Federated by the circumstance that Mr..
Godfrey moved his back fence five feet
out into the street as If he wanted to
| get nearer and on more familiar
terms with him.
OVERCOME BY GAS. oliver Bel
| las, employed by the Phoenix Light
ard Fuel company, IVES 50 nearly dead
| OF gas yesterday evening that it was
doubtful if he could be restored to con-
seriousness. He was engaged at the
entrance of the alley on the north side
of First avenue between Washington
and Adams making repairs in a main
He WAS blowing up a gas bag in the
pipe to shut off the. supply above the
opening in the pipe. He stayed with
u too long and was asphyNiated. Dr.
Duffald was sent for and attempted
restoration. He was assisted by Will
liam Evans, who by vigorous punches
and kicks re-established circulation
and then life
DELEGATES TO IRRIGATION
CONGRESS. A. meeting CT the
farmers protective association in tbs
city yesterday it was resolved to ap-
point delegates to dine national icriga-
ton congress in Montana, under the
reguta lions of that body providing for
The appointment of delegates other
than those named by governors and
mayors Of towns. Governor Murphy
has already appointed the number CT
delegates allowed this territOry at
large. This association claims that
there are two sides to the irrigation
question and that the interests of con-
stsmers are not always 6Oincident with
those Of furnishers. The DELEGATES
will likely be chosen by election.
JERRY FREYER RESURRECTED.
For more than five years old timers
in Phoenix and in Florence have been
asking each either DO you know
whatever became of Jerry Freyer?'
Freyer was sheriff Of PIMA county
aibOU.s ten years ago. At the close OF
his term he suddenly dropped out of
to be considered dead. L. J. Court,
who returned en- Thursday night from
q trip of several months, taking in
every mining camp and almost every
Isolated mine in The whole southeast
ern part of the territory, says he res
urrectsd jerry Freyer He found him
running a general store, or rather
huckster establishment, at Ar:vaca.
He has agad SO rapidly that he is hard
ly recognizable.
INQUIRIES ABOUT THE LOST. -
Two inquiries were received by Mar
shall Hooker yesterday about lost per-
sons. One was from C. J. Lee of VIII
Low City, Tex. The subject OF his In
quiry is Frank Evans, a boy of fifteen,
small fer his age, black eyes, talka-
tive and an inOrdinate user CT TO-
ibacco. When he was last h5a:d from
several months ago he was hare. A
letter was also received front Miss
Al:ne Bagby of Paducah, KY. She
wants to know where her dear uncle,
James Louis Saunders rs. who left
home about thirty years ago or before
tha writer was bc-n. She heard hat he
used to live at Sacramento and wrote
tc the Sheriff there, who Tepl1ld that
he had resided there but lad since re
moved to the Salt River valley.
AN INDIAN MARRIAGE. There
was a wedding at the Office Of Probate
Judge Morfo.d yesterday afte: noon.
The taXalted contracting parties were
Mary Smith, the Indian servant CT
Mr.. W. H. Robinson, and Frank Johns, (
the Pima cO3chman OF ii. A. Dlehl. :
Though Mary is only Is years old this /
is her second matrimonial experience /
She and Johns had been making love F.!
for some time in an irregular way not /
approved by the school. Though a /
former pupil of the school Mary is
new out of its jurisdiction But Johns !
is still under its control. Accordingly
Captain Wickham, .he school disc- /
plinalian, took the part of Cupid and !
brought the love making TO a respect
able matrimonial end. or rather to 8
respectable matrimonial stage, for the !
loving making will theoretically go on |
until death do chem part
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