Arizona republican., 1899-07-02

| it be occasionally necessary for us to
 enter the field of controversy, we arg
 able to do So. An erroneous state
 n,9lDt that has ibeien famed into pop
 u1ar belief, confines the druggist 'tl
 pills, powders, plaster $ and paregonGc
 little else. A mora injurious state
 mer,t and a grosser mistake was n.aVeI
 m3ds.'' The heroic manner in which
 Edition Hughes comes to the rescue oi
 the IittIa pink pills commands the ad-
 miration of sll lovers Of fair play.
 LAW DAY. The principal csee m i law day of district court was the mai
 ter of the petition in bankruptcy in the
 casa of the Minnesota and Arizona | Construction company filed by A, H.
 Linton. The petition was resisted by | s. R. H. Robinson who was for Scml
 time superintendent for the com
 pany and now has an attachment suit
 for the recovery of S20, 0,000 for salary and cash advanced, pending against 1t. l The matter was taken und5i1 advise
 me1t. Judgment was signed in the
 case of E. w. Wells vs. Charles Gold man. administration of the esbate of Nj. WOrmser. A motion for a new trial
 was deni ed in the case of Williscrofl
 vs. Crowley. No other business of i'm pOrtance was transacted.
 WANTED TO GET COOL. -Yester- day afternoon a dog that had bsen ex- posed to the hot sun for some time and was evidently in a state of immi- nent collapse, made several frantic attempts to jump into the small foun- tan which stands on the edge of the sidewalk in front of the cour.o house. The dog finally succeeded in landing in the small basin, hut after he got in if he lcOJI1d f1go Y7O 4J,o,, I,- feet A small boy came along and the dog seemed to communicates with him, for the boy took up the cup on tiha other side thei fountain and began to shower the dog with water The small boy and the dog were the center of interest for a time by the passersby on the other side of the street.
 NEW OFFICERS. Last night oc- cured the annual installation of off ce-rs of the l. O. O. F., and ttha Re- bekahs. nhera were about two hund- red gathered at the L O. O. F. hall to witness the installation exarc:slas and participate in th" social pleasures of the evening. Ice cream and cake was served after the business of tha evening was disposed Of, and a most pleasant time WIS enjoyed by all. District Deputy Grand Master H. R. Stuhr conducted the installation of the rew officers of Phoenix lodge No. 7. who are: Noble grand. PhI She-- ld9n; VIoe-noble grand, Mr. Robenet: secretary, c. s. Scott. The new officers or the Daughters Of Reibekah installed Dy President of the Assembly Mrs. T. M Nolan, were as follows: Mrs. A. I Bradley, noble grand; Miss Clara Gal pin, vice-ncble grand; Mrs. c. & Sco f secretary.
 THE SPENAZUMA DISTRICT County Surveyor Philip Contzen ;s making sona maps of the m;nino properties of the Spenazuna Gold Nm ing and Milling company in the Clark m ming district in the Graham mol1n- ta411s- Theme are m9ly good cIai ms in lnaS olStr1ct, especially the mine be olnglmg to MT Morris. which edioins the SpSnazuma property. MT. Contze1 sees no reaScn why the mines 0f +bn latter company will not prove to be q good property.-Tucson Star. The Republican ten days ago con:tefrad 2 description of this new mining district. The claims of the opsaazuma company were not mis represented. They are the aba1donsd properties of the old patrons of the iSt1rct That they may prove of
 10 POI@IDie, put Cn9-f jlGG4utOn a the pinching out of a greet Assure lsaNes their valua very doubtful And the fact that thel Spenazuma people have control of them should be sniff cient warming 10 investors.
 HOME DESTROYED. -Mr I F Wilcox and his son Ellis came up rom the Buckeye valley yesterday morning to sperd a few days. MT. Wilcox owns a valuable ranch in fha Buckeye country, which he has spent several ye2n5 in fmprOvmg He has lived theHs in a comfortable house during eniS time-or at least unil a week CT so ago, since which time he has had le=s house covering than rabbit. Ore day as MT. Wilcox was going into the field to turn on the water for irIigd;ing, his attention was attractald in the, direction of his house. and he WAS surpris ed to find that it was in flames. He was so far away that he could not get back in time to do any good, So he turned on the { water and made his way back leisure Iy. When he arrived at the place l where his home stood there was noth. ing but a cEarIed mass of debris and eOokstOVa to mark the scene. MT | Wilcox lost all the clothe6 he pos. l-;ssed in the world. Ills twS sons, ! Ellis and Carl, were away at the time | of the fire Mir Wilcox mourns most | of all the loss of a rOzor which was | given to h In when he was seventeen i years of age, and was used by his 1 l3theie for many years.
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