Arizona republican., 1900-08-07

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 grounds.
 JUSTICE TOMBSTONE BETTER. -
 Captain Hi Mcdonald yesterday re-
 ceived a letter from Charlie Johnstone
 saying that he and his father, Justice
 Johnstone. had arrived at Los Angeles
 and that the condition of the latter was
 steadily improving. His fever has left
 him. After a short stay in the city they
 intended to go to Long Beach.
 MISS KENT RECOVERING. Miss
 Ethel Kent of West Madison street,
 upon whose skull trepanning opera
 tion was performed several weeks ago.
 is recovering in a most encouraging
 manner. Dr. Thomas who has charge
 of the case, says that the operation en-
 tirely removed the pressure on the
 brain and did away with her nervous
 trouble.
 MINE PROMISES WELL. MT. w.
 c. Foster, clerk of the district court, returnld Saturday from trip to the Cave Creek region, where he. with three ether gentlemen. own the Little Favor ite mine. MT. Foster states that the prospect there is exc edingly promising. The first sample of ore from the dump assayed six ounces of gold and thirty eight ounces of silver
 A PHOENIX VISITOR. The Daily Outlook of Santa Monica cays con- cerning Phoenix visitor: Mrs. Frank Black. an accomplished musician of Phoenix. Ariz., is summering here as the guest of MT. and Mrs. B. Sues. Mrs. Black is an old friend nf MT. Suas. both having been born in the same city m Austria. Mrs. Black while here is entertaining Mir Sues many friends by performing on the piano.
 A DANGEROUS POST. On the cor her of Fourth avenu7 and Washington street there is post. set out in the street that will probably bring the city into a lawsuit for damages at no very distant day, as it is very dangerous and a menace to every horseman that turns that corner. If this matter is brought to the notice of the city council it will be corrected in time to save trouble.
 ARRESTING BICYCLISTS. The police departm5 nt. a month ago, threat ened to enforce the ordinance requirisg the carrying of lights on bicycles. Last night they began the enforcement of the law and the entire force was out in search of riders who were minus the necessary lamps. One unfortunate who gave his name as H. C. Busse, and who said he was a railroad man, fell into the clutches of the sleuths and will be mulcted s this morning.
 WILL LOCATE HERE. Miss Erba | Robeson, an artiste of much ability 1 and we'll known as a pioneer in certain | circles, both in a vocal and an | way, was in the city yes terday. Miss RObeson was en route l from Nogales to Jerome, and will re- main at the latter place for some time, | will return to Phoenix and remain here. | Miss Robeson is particularly accom- plished in the rendition of those favor l ite southern melodies, the darky mel odies. but equally well versed in the higher c,asses of music.
 THE MOQUI INDIAN DANCE. -- Those who intend attending the Moqui snake dance this year will have to ob- tain permission from the agent of the tribe, MT. Charles E. Burton, of Keams Arizona. Permits will be granted upon application, but no one will be allowed to remain on the res srvation without one. No more eXca- yating will be allowed among the ruins on the reservation without a permit from the department at Washington, md then only under certain restric-