Arizona republican., 1900-08-06

BIRTH OF A SON.-Born. to the
 wife of the late Alexander Stevens. on
 July "A, son.
 RAINS IN THE SOUTH-News from
 Bisbee is to the effect that it has rained
 heavily south sof there along the line
 and in northern Mexico. At Peachout
 station it hailed to a depth of six
 inches.
 A SURBURBAN SCRAP.-It is re-
 ported that an interesting and lively
 fight occurred yesterday afternoon in
 the saloon at the east end of the street
 car track. There were evidently no
 fatalities. as there are no new exhibits
 at the morgue.
 IN NEW QUARTERS-Th Sherman
 block is rapidly nearing completion and
 Doris Brothers expect to move in their
 new quarters the latter part of August.
 They will occupy the basement and
 first floor. Mansfield & Rhodes will probably occupy part of the adjoining building vacated by the Messrs. Doris.
 BOOMING HIS RESORT.-S. P. Clark of this city, who owns the Green Mountain Falls hotel west of Manitou, Cal, writes that the Colorado Midland will soon begin to extend its service in order to give better transportation to Green Mountain Falls. the move proving, doubtless, a straw in the bon net of MT. Clark.
 RIPPEY- Y-GRAHAM.-S even ing, at the home of J. J. Gardiner, Sev- enth and Van Buren streets, MT. Will h married the Rev. MT. Halsey perform ing the ceremony in the presence of a few friends and relatives of the couple. A supper followed the service. MT. Rippey is employed at the Wakelin grocery. He and his bride will reside at 445 North Fourth avenue.
 A FEMALE WHO FIGHTS-Though Block fl has lost it's old-time notoriety the microbes of disorder still abound and at times create fever heat which 1 is vented only in a disturbance of the | peace. A Mexican woman who lives in that block together with her six has had frequent misunder- ! with a neighbor woman ! named Jesus. The latter is a big, mus cular. heavyweight, while the former is 1, a little woman and an invalid as well. | Jesus has shown her dislike for the casions and so pronounced were her i sentiments that the mother feared for the safety of her offspring when out of | her sight. She might better have feared | for her own safety. Yesterday after noon about 3 o'clock one of the young l sters strayed off the premises and the mother with an infant in her arms went | to look the child up. Jesus, who was the worse for liquor, and who was in a panther, blacked her left eye. raised | a panther, blocked her left eye raised ! a lump on her left cheek, scratched her face and tore the bark off her right | ear. She was just going over her work and finishing up the details when sev- eral men from a saloon in the vicinity heard the cries of the smaller woman and came to her rescue.
 INHOSPITABLE TREATMENT-An whose name is better left | at this time, lives on South Seventh avenue with a Mexican wife. Yesterday he invited a pale-faced | friend to come down to his house in the afternoon as there was to be
 grau baile'' The invitation was ac- cepted and the guest arrived about , 3. m., but saw no indications of dance | though there were a number of guests | present. A few moments later the wife entered the room, crying. The chival- 'ous guest asked her the cause of her | a agitation, but she made no reply, l though a woman who was with her said her husband had been beating her | The visitor then repaired to the back