Arizona republican., 1899-06-08

fday. There will be a new principal
 and the faculty for another year will
 be chosen.
 A PORTO REGAIN NEWSPAPER. - Deputy Sheriff Charles Slankard has
 just received from Tom Davenport
 copy Of the San Juan, Porto Rico,
 News. It is a well printed paper, but
 runs largely to advertisements, those
 of beer predominating. One bank
 seems to be having an extensive retail | beer trade. Many of the better knovA
 American brands are engaged in a
 struggle for supremacy with a fa-
 nous beer manufactured al Nassau.
 According to the advertisements liv- 1 ing, especially rents, are cheap. The | thing the News especially clamtrs fer is the establishment of American
 courts of justice. The need of an inn
 proved judicial system is instanced in
 the experience of man named Her.
 nandez, who was thrown into jail five
 months ago on some charge on which
 he has never been tried and has no as-
 surance that he will ever be given a
 trial.
 HILL-RUSSELL. Captain Forest
 William Hill and Miss Mary Bertram
 Russell were united in marriage last
 night at the residence of the brides
 parents in University addition. The ceremony was performed by Rev L. o. Ferguson of the Christian church. There were about thirty invited guests, including Col. M. H. McCord, Captain J. w. Crenshaw, Captain George Christy and other officers of the First Territorial Volunteer infan- try. Beside these guests there were the nearer relatives of the contracting parties. Captain Hill has been a resi- dent Of Phoenix for a great manX years. There is no more highly re- spected young man in Phoenix than he. The bride is beautiful and es- timable young lady and has fer some | time been closely identified with edu catiOnal affairs. MT. and Mrs. Hill i have taken residence on North Third | street near Monroe, where they will ! shortly be at home to friends.
 UNIVERSAL CONFINEMENT IM- ] The splendid climate l and cool weather which, until a few days ago has been pleasure to every resident here, has worked a hardship | on many farmers. Providence could | net equalize the climate of this valley to fill all the inhabitants with con Lentment unless sharp divisions were made. If the Phoenicians were al- lowed to enjoy cool springs and the weather divided at each wheat field, changing into breath from a furnace there would be no food for calamity 1 howlers. The wheat fields this season have suffered. The grain has not ripened evenly and when it natures fully for the thresher some of it will be over ripe. It will be difficult to -hresh because of sweating, and also there will be q smaller loss to the producers. But if it had been decreed hat the valley should be totally en- sulfed in a current of hot atmosphere, he farmer and threSher would be but the hotels and the towns would soon be depopulated.
 CHAMPION BICYCLE THIEF. - The entanglements caused by Ed l Sherwood, the bicycle thief, have not ret cleared away. The morning of the lay Of his arrest he took a lady's wheel to the Phoenix loan office on which he borrowed S5. In the after loon he went around with a mans wheel He explained that the first wheel belonged to his wife and that he vas so anxious to go to Tucson that le was willing to part with his wheel or a small sum. He received $10 nore. The pawnbroker, I. Rosen- weig, sent the last acquisition to Fay lnowlton's shop for repairs. MT. 1nowlton now holds the wheel for a l repair bill. H. NJ Chapman, the wner, thought he held a clear title ntil he encountered the repair bill. Ie says that he did not bargain to , ave the spokes fixed and threatens , uit. Sherwood pleaded guilty in Jus I ice JohGstone's court to stealing five heels. He will be sentenced today. ' What did he want with a fifth . -heel?' asked Judge Kibbey. "A agon doesn't need it. f