Arizona republican., 1900-12-05

yesterday by Deputy United States 1 Marshal Joseph Porterie. The pris
 oner came jauntily. accompanied by another woman. who said she wanted to look at the interior of the jail and fantliarize herself with it, as she had
 no doubt she would shortly become an inmate.
 MINING NOTICES.-E. C. and A. J. Mohnile yesterday filed with the coun- ty recorder notice of the location of the No. r, Victor and Gem mines; J. K. Truman filed notice of the location of the Orizaba No. ?, and Crescent min
 ing claims. Affidavits were made and filed that the assessment work had
 been done on various claims as fol-
 lows: Edward H. Moore, on the Silver
 Slip, Aunt Rachel and Little Annie;
 John H. Dye on the Hillside and Uncle
 Ben; w. L. Mckay on the Edwards
 mine.
 CHARGED WITH STARVING A
 HORSE.-Justice Johnstone last night
 issued a warrant for the arrest of w.
 J. Percival, of South Second avenue,
 an eXpressman, who is charged with
 torturing a horse by starvation. Com
 plaint was made by several of Perci-
 vars neighbOrs. and last night other
 neighbors called to reiterate the com
 plaint They said Percival had ne
 glected to feed his horses for three or
 four days, and the animals had taken
 to eating pepper boughs, palm leaves
 and even the bark of cottonwood trees.
 INJURED IN A RUNAWAY.-Mrs.
 N V,I,1 about four miles north of town, were
 badly injured in a runaway on North Fourth street yesterday afternoon. They were on their way home, their buggy laden with purchases. A roll of cotton batting rol!edou in front and the horse, 6 spirited animal, started. The buggy was quickly overturned and two wheels were crushed. Officer N. J. Hale, who lived in the neighbor- hood, took the injured ladies to his house and sent for a doctor. Both were badly bruised, but no bones were bro 1 ken, though it was feared there might be internal injuries.
 MIR. BENHAM RUSTLING.-The | cowboy carnival will begin at Phoenix, l Ariz., Monday, December 10th, and the | entire week will be devoted to festivi | ties of the wild western order, says the | Journal-DemOcrat. NIT. | J. w. Benham, of the executive com mittee, now on his way east, called on the Journal-Democrat yesterday, and from him We learn that the prospects for the coming entertainment are highly encouraging. It is to be a com oination of street fair, Indian show and carnival, and taken in con- nection with the delightful weather which prevails in that section of Ari- zona in December, cannot fail to be highly interesting and enjoyable.
 HOME AGAIN.-Rafae Valenzuela, alias Werro Macha, was today landed in the county jail. Tempe justice records show that during the past ten years, Valenzuela has been arrested over twenty-five times and aas spent over a year in jail at the expense. Early in the spring ne decided to visit Florence. The eli mate did not agree with him, so he ,aIled upon a doctor. The doctor ad- vised him to take a horse. This sug- | gestion suited his inclination, and for this advice, he was sent to board at the county hotel. He was allowed some privileges, and took ad- of them and escaped. The still had possession of him lfter five months, so he decided to eek relief by shooting up Tempe. The .ffect was magical, and will relieve Jim for few months at least.