Arizona republican., 1900-07-30

l | TROOPS FOR SAN CARLOS.-It is
 understood that the order given last
 week to abandon San Carlos and dis
 pose of all property has been revoked
 by an order for a troop of the Fifth | cavalry to go there and continue the 1 garrison.
 | BITTEN BY A SCORPION. - MT. Charles Carpenter, a fireman at the electric light plant, was bitten on the hand few days ago by scorpion. The
 arm swelled rapidly. but MT. Carpenter has now recovered entirely and has felt
 no serious effects.
 | MORE ROOM IN SIGHT. Reports from the eastern mountains, around the upper Gila river, state that light rains fell there Sunday morning, and local
 weather sharps are predicting that
 there will be another exhibition of
 moisture in the Salt River valley in a few days.
 ROADS IN FINE CONDITION. -
 The recent rain has left the roads in excellent condition for driving and cycling and many wheelmen and driv- CTS were out Sunday. Another shower Will put the gravel roads into boulevard condition and the cycling club will again take up it's evening runs
 MARRIED ON SUNDAY. John Robert Lee and Miss Kate Elizabeth Henry were married Sunday, July %. at 10 o'clock a. m., at the office of Jus tice Johnstone, the latter official per forming the ceremony. The groom is a rancher and his bride is the daughter of John Henry.
 KING HUMBERTS DEATH-In the death of King Humbert the Alameda prophet, whose predictions were print ed in Saturday mornings paper. scores a point, only he did not make it quite strong enough. He announced that three attempts would be made on Humbert's life in the next two years, the last to be fatal.
 THE WAVE" CLOSES. MT. R. B. Doris, who has for some time con- ducted The Wave,' a restaurant and ice cream parlor, on West Washington street, adoining the Ford hotel, has gone out of business. MT. s. P. Clark. who conducts the cafe in the Ford building, will, in the fall, open a res taurant and chop house in the room va cated by MT. Doris.
 CLOSES CHURCH WORK. - Last night at the First M E. church the pastor, Rev. C. V. Cowan. delivered his final address, previous to his vacation at Iron Springs. He will remain at the springs until the first of September and then will return to his church. While at the resort he will conduct services in the recently completed auditorium and also conduct a bible class. During his absence the Sabbath school and Epworth League will hold regular ses- sions.
 HOME FROM MANILA. Miss Clara Glenn arrived in Phoenix yesterday and will make her home with the Rev. MT. C. V. Cowan and family. Miss Glenn has just returned from the Phil lppine islands, where she went with her sister, the wife of Major Bishop. who is stationed at Manila. Miss Glenn sailed just before the more serious trouble in China began. She says that it had been anticipated for some time in army circles at Manila, and it is the oDinion there that much desperate fighting will De necessary and large additions must be made to the American forces in the orient.
 TO HUNT MOUNTAIN SHEET. - Reports have reached sportsmen in this vicinity that mountain sheep have been seen lately in the mountains along the Verde river, above the head of the Ari- zona canal. It is said that several small herds have been seen there re- gently, and next week a party consist