Arizona republican., 1900-07-11

1 HURT AT RAY.-Joseph Russell an old time Globe miner, who was serious | ly hurt in the shaft at the Ray mine, is reported to be in a precarious condi- l tion at Florence.
 VISITING THE OLD HOME. Pres 1 ideut M. M. Parker of the Arizona uni versity. accompanied by Mrs. Parker and Miss Grace, have gone for a trip to their old home in New England.
 PLANNING INTERCHANGE. MT. :. P. Clark, who was called to Green Mountain Falls. Colo. last week, by the death of one of his children, will return the latter part of this week Tn the meantime he will go before the Denver | chamber of commerce and discuss plans for the interchange of tourists between | Colorado and Arizona points. 1 THE GRAND CANYON SURVEY. - Ex- Governor Wolfley, who has a sur veying contract in the Grand canyon | forest reservation, left yesterday over land with a corps of assistants. The corps of James C. Dobbins. who also has a surveying contract in the res ervation. started, too. MT. Dobbins
 
 ADOPTS THE CHILD. Mrs. J. Gardner Fields, residing north of the insane asylum, has taken the child of Mrs. Alice Olivier, who was committed to the asylum Monday and will raise the infant. Mrs. Fields is a member of the Salvation Army and makes a spec ialty of caring for the offspring of fallen women. She has already cared for thirty nine.
 A RUSH OF BUSINESS.-J. Ernest Walker, who made all necessary ar engagements for long summer outing at Iron Springs, was called home a day or two to close up an important busi- ness deal He will leave for the Springs again this morning to finish his vaca- ton. Nothing less than a hundred thousand dollar transaction will pull him out of the pines again for weeks to come
 PROBATE COURT. A decree was entared in probate court approving his settlement and discharging the admin istrator of the estate of James L. Brown. In the estate of Margaret Mo Donald, a minor, letters of guardian ship over the person and estate of the minor, heretofore issued to J. D. Rob ertson, were rescinded and other letters of guardianship over the estate were issued instead.
 MAYOR GANZ IN LONDON.-Mr. s. Oberfelder of the National Bank of Ar izona yesterday received a letter from President Emil Gang. who with his family had just arrived at the Hotel Royal in London. They were all well and expected to leave soon for the con- tinent. MT Gang expressed a hope in his letter that the weather in Phoenix was not so internally hot as it might be expected to be.
 MILTON NOT IMPROVING. The many friends of J. D. Milton, the ex- press messenger who was shot in the Fairbank robbery, will regret to learn that he is not improving very rapidly. The Oasis, quoting from letter from San Francisco. says: A recent photo graph shows the bone had not knit. but the two ends Were separated and the wires had cut into the flesh. Another operation was necessary and is prob ably completed by this time
 BOATING ON THE COLORADO. - Charles s. McNichols, agent of the Parker Indians, accompanied by Blanche J. SoUle. Lyda Little, Mrs. Anna Sinclair, Mrs. Liza Sinclair, $. A. Larson and T. M. Drennon, came down the Colorado river in a small boat, making the trip to Yuma in two days. All of the party, excepting MT. Dren- non. left for the coast, where they will spend the summer.
 LOST A LEG. Pedro Marcos, a Mexican hobo. was badly injured on the