Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-14
NEWS
OF THE
TOWN

LICENSED TO MARRY.-A mar
riage license was issued yesterday tC
ECefonso BracamOnte and Beer
: Belasco.
BREAK IN THE WOOL MARKET
The Western Union mascot, {
woolly dog, has been SHARED and the
yield was so great that it broke the
market
| RECOVERING FROM AN INJURY
Mrs. NJ Andrews, who was thrown
/ from her bicycle some three months
age and fractured her leg, is now able
to be up and about with the air OF
crutches. DR. Wylie was her attend
ing physician.
A SHELTER STACK BURNED OUT
A report came from Globe yesterday
that one of the two stacks of the
United Globe smelter had burned out.
In consequence 200 men have been laid
off The smelter regularly employs
about 500 men.
A NEW CORPORATION. Articles
of incorporation of the Pioneer City
Transfer company were filed in the Of
flee of the county recorder yesterday,
with a capital stock Of SIS, 900. The new
incorporates are J. D. Resd, Clarence
McEwen and Clinton Lauver.
TONIGHT"S BALL. The ball al
O'Nein hall tomorrow night will be
the largest as well as the last Of this
season. Feuerstein's orchestra will
furnish music fer the occasion. \
large crowd is expected and every one
will enjoy a general good time.
INSURANCE COMPANIES QUAIL
IFY. The National Fire Insurance
company. the New Zealand Insurance
company and the Orient Insurance
company yesterday complied with the
territorial law by fling cgpi:s Of%hair
articles of Incorporation with the ter
litoria1 secretary.
THERE WAS NO SALE. An order
was given the sheriff's Office from the
district court yesterday calling off the
sale of the stock of goods belonging to
Charles H. RisIbling under a half dozen
The estate is now in the
hands of the court in 4 bankruptcy
REWARD FOR THE TTALDER-
MAINS. Governor Murphy yesterday
Issued an offer of reward of $3.50 for
the capture of the two Haldermans,
the slayer of Deputy Sheriff Aims
wOrth of Cochise county, and Ted
Moore. No word was received from Co
chise yesterday regarding the pursuit.
of the outlaws.
DRILL FOR HAMMOND NINE
w. V. Leonard, Alexander Kellogg, Al
Kellogg, Charles Trailer and
Harry Burris returned to Wick
enburg last night. They took
with them a diamond drill
which will be used in the Hammond !
property in the Black Rock distric,
near Wickenburg.
DEATH OF GEORGE L. GODFREY. :
Mr.. George L. Godfrey died at $3.50 )
morning at his residence, I
East Van Buren, street, of heart fail
ire, after AN illness of two or three
lays. The funeral will take place at 10 .
o'clock this morning from w. A. Davis I
z Cos. He was 81 years CT age, a ma
i've CT New York, and had lived in |
Phoenix not quits two years. He |
caves a widow and son, George e. /
Godfrey, of the Phorsnix Oil com. |
,any.
REOPEN THE CHA MONSTER. -
\ contract for the developing of the
Ella Monster mine, sixteen miles north
If the city was yesterday let to Ed
ward Simpson of Wickenburg It calls
or sinking the shaft 100 feet below its
present depth and then drift 100 feet
t is thought that this drift Will be
through sulphuretes. The ella Monster
las not been operating for year and
half. Also it has been said that the
Union mine may be operating soon,
nd that the thirteen-mile pipe line to
he Cave Creek will be repaired.
A ROSE SHOW Thousands of
oses are in bloom in the grounds of J.
J.. Dunbar in Capitol addition, and
overs of the beautiful are going there
ally to see the charming sight. Every
ariety known to this country is Gull
waited there, and this, condition OF I.
oil and climate ara perfect fer their
omplete development. Every enc who
1ves flowers should visit the Dunbar
lace this week. The display is a
reat card for the Capitol addition, r
hose friends maintain that it is the .
est rose producing section of the val
".
SAFFORDAS PROSPERITY. - Chas.
sewers returned yesterday from a trip
0 Globe, Stafford and other places in
hat direction. He confirms the re
orts from Globe of inactivity at the
mines, but believes it only temporary
large converter is being installed at
he Buffalo smeIter. MI Bowers is
Enthusiastic over Stafford. He said ohlt .
is building rapidly and Is the most
furnishing place he has seen on his
rip. A SIS, 900 flour mill has just been
ompleted, making four -four mills ir
he town. A smelter is also being
rected.
WORK ON THE CAPITOL-Th
of the capitol building will
e finished next Tuesday night The
work. will occupy only about half as
luch time as was counted upon at the
eginning, circumstance unaparallel-
d in the building history of Phoenix.
md it will be a foundation worth 60
ng miles to see, an earnest of the
tructure to be placed upon it. The