Arizona republican., 1899-06-14
NEWS
 OF HE
 TOWN

A NEW NOTARY.-A notarial com
 mission was issued yesterday to F're'
 Stephens of Cherry, Yavapai county. | LICENSED TO WED. A marriage
 license was issued yesterday to LymaI | Oscar Phippeny and Anna M. Nicely | both of the south side.
 COUGHING. IN CONCERT. There | is an epidemic of whOoping cough a
 the Indian school. There are betweeI | forty and fifty cases just now. DANGEROUSLY ILL. George Al l kire was reported late last night tC l be so sick that he was expected to live | but few hours. He was OVertaken | by a sudden relapse.
 SEND IN MATERIAL. = County School Superintendent A. H. Fulton is
 anxious to gather material from the outside districts to enable him to make up his annual school report.
 OLD RESIDENT SICK. Samuel
 Cresswell, an cd resident in the val
 ley, is sick at his home eleven miles
 west Of town and not expected to live.
 He is afflicted with heart trouble.
 MRS. WALKERS CONDITION. -
 The condition of Mrs. J. Ernest Walk
 CT had changed yesterday for neither
 the better nor the worse Her friends
 are still hopeful, but by no means cop
 ident.
 A CRUSHED FOOT. Supervisor J.
 A. Marshall is confined to his home
 by an injured foot. Last Monday while at work in his shop on West Washing
 ton street heavy timber fell on it and crushed it.
 SHIPPING BULLION. The Amer ican and Mexican governments have concluded their tests Of the Cobre Grande bullion and shipments have al- ready been made to Phelps, Dodge & Co. at New York.
 NEW TELEPHONE SYSTEM. - The canal and other points Of the Ar izona Water cOmpany's system have been supplied with a new system of telephones There are fourteen in- struments and a whisper in one of them can be heard through the re- ceiver in any of the other phones.
 IN AN UNKNOWN REGION. --G. o. Roberds has filed notice of location of seven mining claims located in an unknown region near the junction of the Hot Sprigs road and the Agua Fria river. The claims are the Mon- roe, Washington, Roberds, Ambrose, No. ?, Patton and Washing ton No. 2.
 AUTOMOBILE IN ARIZONA. - Chaplain Winfield Scott says that Scotsdale will not be forgotten along the road which will pass I4gleside. The line will pass within one mile Of Scottsdale and MT. Scott says that it will be connected with that town either by an electric line CT by aD automobile
 LCSS EASILY BORNE. The DOT ton of Washington street over which the chain gang has been working for two days is assuming a degree of smoothness hitherto unknown. The street has been infamous on account of it's chuck-holes, the loss of which is no hardship to those who have beeD driving over them.
 JEFF AND FTTZ. Deputy Sheriff Joe Bush yesterday arrested Vicente and Juan Enriques in the block for fighting. When they were brought into Justice Johnstone's court yesterday Enriquas locked so bruised md bloody and so much worse than lis companion that the spectators .alled him Fitzsimmons, and Vutgarde Teffries. Fitz was given ten days in ne county jail and Jeff thirty.
 TO START AGAIN. Word has }een received that the Fuller mines lear Canyon will resume work soon. The mines closed about a year ago. They had been bonded to an eastern which was intending to com mence work immediately. But the | heaviest stockhclder died and the plans were changed. Since then M. J. | Fuller has found the means to work he mine property himself. They are | geld mines and run a good grade of i ore.
 OBJECTED TO A BATH. A street | sprinkler was in danger yesterday 1 of moving faster than | lsuaI. The tank was being filled | )n Center near Washington street. | The flow was not stopped i Il time and it splashed over | ,n the horses. There was a dis 1 ;osition on the part of the team to ! un away, but the weight of water re- | trained them. They succeeded in | 1rning in the alley and it locked as the wagon would be turned over
 TWO THIEVES. Two boys of good | amily were in Justice Johnstone's curt yesterday charged with stealing |
 bicycle lamp from a wheel belonging | Q A. P. Warbridge. The charge was roved and the boys admitted it. They , idn't mean to be common thieves, but | hey felt surprised and hurt when | hey learned that that is the view the 8w takes Of il. The court imposed Q tiff sentence, but suspended it to give he culprits a chance to lead different ives.
 MANY NOTCHES HIGHER. HI. P. humaker of Raleigh, N. C., arrived at he Ford yesterday. He says that the igh prices of articles and commodi- les in the United States have not been -ithcut their good effects on the lum- CT business, particularly in North arolina. Fer number of months he lumbermen there have been hold