Arizona republican., 1901-06-20
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IllIlS oNtl tHtIt by 'iit iSt ol Ju'y" ''' feels highly alated over the improve ment he has been able to inauguratf there during the three years of his stay. The agency will soon have all the conveniences of the larger cities He will return to the agency today.
 Mrs. Sidebotham complains that a number of boys came to her house the other night and succeeded in frighten- ing the family nearly out of their witS by drumming on the outside of tha lumber house. It is too bad that she could not recognize them. for they should be handled severely for such hoodlumism.
 Lehi takes the cake and pie and pud- ding. Yesterday there was born to the wife of Mir. Joseph Davis triplets- three glrls--and all are doing well. The smallest weighs perhaps 6 pounds and the largest pounds. We have all ways said that Lehi was one of the most productive spots in the territory and this confirms public opinion prl- vately expressed, The mother is feel- ing firstrate, but 1t is reported that the fathsr has lost his head and is looking for the man who read his future with
  a gun.
 Quite a severe accident happened to Mir. Grant Price. Monday. He was loading on the Wilbur header, and as is the custom after one wagon Is loaded and while waiting for the other one to drive under he mounted the spout. which left him about ten or twelve feet In the air. While thus suspended tho rope broke and let him fall to tb ground. alighting on the rough end of the spout. He was bruised both ex- formally and internally and suffered terribly for a time. pr. Drana was summoned and soon rellevsd him. This morning he Is feeling much better
 Quite severe cutting scrape oc- cured southwest of Mesa yesterday evening. The strangeness of the affair was that the cutting was done by a boy l2 years of age. and perhaps that ac- counts for the reason a cOrOner's jury was not called in instead of a physic ian. A man by the name of Frazee an l his son came to Mesa from the noun tains last Febl uary, and bargainsd for ranch from Mir. Kins,er. and was to pay for 1t out of the proceeds of a mine he had sold. So Mr. Kinsler les him go onto the place until his money should arrive. But several months have gone by and no money came and sterday Mir. Kinsler drove down tp see Mir Frazee about it, and got int, an altercation and blows followed. Mr. Frazee. who Is very large man. grabbed his opponent and held him whereupou his l2-year-old son came to the rescus with pocketknife and stabbed Mr. Kinsler eleven times in the back. Dr Hawley was summoned to dress the wounds and he found his back a mass of clotted blood. None of the wounds were nor than one-half Inch deep. and nine of them were right over his shoulder blade but down clear to the bone.
 Mir A. A. Wood of Lehi is rejoicing ovsr the advent of another g,rl in hi, family on Monday. Both mother and child are doing well
 MT w. A. Trent sod his home 10 Mr, and Mrs. II. NJ. Cooper yesterday Mir. Cooper and family recently re- turned from the mountains and have enough of them and havs now come to the valley to stay.
 Liveryman Murphy of Tempe was business visitor in Mesa yesterday.
 MT. Burt McManus, representing Me. Manus Bros of Phoenix, was in Mesa today. looking after the interests of his firm
 C. II. Connolly went to Phoenix yes [ rday and was granted a decree of 1iNnraa frprr, h 1T Miss Glover and Mrs. Carrawav were his witnesses.
 The case of Sabin vs. Nelson came mp in the district court yesterday at Phoenix. taking quite a number of Mesa and Lehi citizens as witnesses. The decision was not given.
 MT. Alma Mi,lett started for Globe this afternoon with load of produce for the mines.
 Yesterday was the warmest day of the season, the thermometer at the office registering l04.
 Donald Mcqueen is sporting. SD ha says, the finest rig in the valley. It is new rubber-tired buggy. and cer- tainly Is beauty
 Hon. G. w. Woy went to Phoenix " Ssterday as attorney for Mrs. Nelson Tn the case of Sabin vs Nelson.
 visit to the chicken and Belgian hare ranch of Mir. F.. Fl. Austin vii one that those businesses are not on the wane. and that by judicious and careful manags ment there is money in them combined. His last spring hatches are doing fine and by fall he will have as fine a flock of fowls as can be found in the country.
 Those registering at the Alhanbra hotel. are: A. l.. Perry. Chicago; James Bark, Phoenix; J. Newsome, San Francisco; A. Lathrop and wife. Phoo- nix; C. C. Cook and L B. Cook. Supine. Texas: Harvey Patten and Carl Will ams Sacaton.
 J. s. Fifield of Phoenix passed through Mesa from Sacaton enroute tu Phoenix.
 Mir. Cook and son arrived few lays ago from Texas for the health of he latter and as they are very much pleased with the country and climate it s more than probable they will ln- 'ate here. Mr. and Mrs. Lander of Sacaton 'pent sunday in Mesa on a vlsi-.
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