Arizona republican., 1900-07-04
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edly and remounting while riding at top sps5d. in front of several dozen cowboys and Indians.
 WALKED INTO A WELL Jake Davenport was the victim of a painful accident at Maricopa on Tuesday night. He was returning from Tucson and while walking about in the dark after alighting from the westbound Southern Pacific train walked into an old we'll His cries attracted attention and he was taken out badly shaken up.
 PROBATE COURT. The will of James McNamara was admitted to pro bate yesterday and lstters of admin istration Were issued to the widow. Rosa McNamara. whose bond was ap- proved. There was a hearing on a pe- tition by Mary J. Davis. guardian of Simeon Davis. for an order granting authority to execute a de5d to certain property which Davis held in trust. The order was issued. The will of Samuel B. Chase was admitted to pro bate and letters were issued to th- son of the testator. Harry c. Chase.
 A STOLEN WATCH. The biggest fool thief in Phoenix went through the
 
 asleep in a corral yesterday Fors- paugh had only two elements of wealth with him. One was a cash fund of S1.S5 and the other was a watch which he had secured as a prize with a package of chewing gum. The thi=f found the watch first and in his excite ment overlooked the money. Fore paugh offers to take the watch back He believes the thief cannot afford to own it unless he is a gentleman of leisure, for it requires winding twice a day and takes as long to wind it as 1t will run The owner of that watch to get any good out of it must divide his time bEtween winding and watch ing the fieeting hours.
 THE GIBSON CASE. A hearing took place in district court yesterday morning on a motion for aIimony pending litigation. in the suit of Lucy Ellen Gibson against Jack Gibson for separate maintenance. In her com plaint Mrs. Gibson asked alimony in the sum of S1OO month for the main tenance of herself and child. and also s25O for attorneys fees. This demand was based upon an allegation that the
  joyed an annual income of S5.OOO. In his answcr the defendant denied that he was worth more than S2. 800 or that his income exceeded $1.OO0. He also denisd the allegation of cruelty and failure to support, on which the plain tiff had prayer for separate mainte- nance. The most effective evidence in troduced at the hearing yest5riav was sl lot AE 1.+ written the defendant from California aslng for money. showing that at that time she was receiving support from him. The court finally allowed h.r Ss55ti a month. with n9 oth-r provision for attorneys fees.
 PRESIDENT MCLINTOCE.-Maf for James H. McClintock left here early :n June and from the hour he stepped aboard the train he has been accumu- lating hdnOrs and having more kinds of fun than some people get in a whole life time. He went first to San Fran cisco, where he was married to one of California s most charming women and mention of which has been previously made. From San Francisco they went up into the Lake Taho region for. an outing among the pines and hills of California's most beautiful resort Turning southward they visited friends in Los Angeles for a few days, then went to Oklahoma to attend the sec ond annual reunion of Roosevelt's rough riders and renew his acquaint- ance with his former ranking officer the next vice-president of the United States. The dispatches announce that the reunion is a most successful and enjoyable affair in every respect and that yesterday Major McClintOck was elected president of the associa- ton for the coming year. It is expected that he will return to Phoenix with his bride in a week or ten days.