Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

4 CUPOLA ADDED.-The new
 Christian church on Monroe and FiftI strests is rapidly nearing completion i The cupola has been finished and its
 summit stands up seventy-three feel above the street
 1 ANOTHER COMPANY.-The PhOe- | nix Land & Cattle company filed arti- | cles of incorporation yesterday. The l incOrpCrators are, c. P. Leitch, George 1 EIdredge and Edward Butt. ST. A cap 1 ita1 stock of S25, 900 is authorized, di- , vided into shares of $100, par value.
 THIEVES AND HORSES RECOv- i ERED.-Or the night Of February 26, 1 five horses were stolen from John Miller near McDowell, and
 hunt has been going on for them ever since. They have lately been Hound, and what is hardly less satis- factory, the thieves, or at least three of them, who are now in jail GD Navajo county.
 A JAG AND AN IMPRESSION. - Daniel Donnel.y pervaded the block on Thursday night weighted down with
 a jag and an impression that he was
 the best man in Arizona Deputy Sheriff Bush removed the impression,
 but did not disturb the jag further
 than to take 1t to jail with DOnnelly,
 who was brought before Justice John
 stone yesterday morning. He was fined
 $6, which was all the same to him IS
 six days.
 CONVENTION OF INDIAN TEACH
 ERS.-0diss Fstelle Reel, the United
 States general superintendent Of h.
 dian schools. who las been spending q
 few days visiting the school here. left
 o-I,+ I o1. .-r,o
 VIII make preparations for the na-
 tion Indian School Teachers conven-
 ton which will be held July 1925 Superintendent s. NJ McCowsn of the Phoenix Indian school, will be the
 chairman Of the institute
 DOWNFALL OF A CYCLIST- William Davis, not the undertaken. but who narrowly escaped being subject for one last Friday night, is bold enough to continue working for Harry Diehl. in spite of the signifi- cant glances of his friends and the amazed looks of customers Mr Davis bears a face which got much the worst of it. He ascribes it to an accident on a bicycle. He says that on Thursday evening he was mOleSted by a dog and as he looked back to determine the size of the canine his wheel led him into ditch.
 ACQUISITION FOR FUGITIVES- Sheriff Edward Bee.er of Apache county arrived in town yesterday morning after reqUisft1on papers for three fugitires from justice now in New Mexico. Two of them, Clay Hunter and Frank Hunter, charged with horse stealing, are known to be there. for they are in jail awaiting the coming Of Sheriff Beeler. The other Samuel Sanchez, wanted for assault with intent to commit murder. is still at large. Acting Governor Akers is sued the papers and the sheriff pro ceeded On his journey last night
 OPENING OF THE NEW CON VENT. The building of the new con- vent of the Sisters Of Mercy of this l city is about finished and the Sisters l will move in about the middle of June. i before this takes place a l supper will be given in the spacious dining halls of the building, for the | benefit Of the institution. It is well l also to mention that to those who wish i to go through the building on June 6. | on which day the supper will be held, l free access and full permission will be i given The convent is at the corner of | Monroe and Fourth streets.
 FARMERS MET YESTERDAY.- The Farmers Protective association | held a meeting and adopted articles Of association and bylaws. In the ab- sence of President John P. Orne. Sam P. Webb was chosen chairman pro tenn. With the exception of levying an assessment of $500, little business was transacted. By the articles and bylaws the beard of directors is prac- -ically plenepCtentiary body and regular meetings are called for but once 9 year. The association cOnsid- cred favorably the establishing of 3 permanent head quarters in town and adjourned sine die
 KILLING AT FORTUNA. Edward Hodges, butcher of Yuma, arrived at he Commercial yesterday He said hat Guadalupe Rozales was shot by Pete Burke at the Fortuna mine last Tuesday and died soon after. The hooting was the result of 3 quarrel 2ozales was in the company of some Tavehng Arabs, the whole aggrega- ion being drunk and they were at the saloon where Burke was working. The latter claims that his victim displayed q znife and threatened to use it; that he ;hOt in self-defence The dead man las long been called the Bull Fighter" and he lived mostly in Yuma. His nickname indicates the ,VCcf9 ti0O Of which bn Uo- D7ocl fond