Arizona republican., 1901-08-09

He will ask no questions and will not expose him. The Denver newspapers are requested to republish this propo- sition.
 GOT A PENSION.-Wm. Mcdonald, ing for fifteen years to secure pension received notice yesterday of an allow ance of S2i per quarter, with back sums.
 WATER TO WASTE.-W. D. Frazee, zanjero of the Arizona canal, who was lin town yesterday. said that flood wa ters are still running over the Arizona dam, and that there has been an over flow since July 25.
 FORWARD NEGRO.-Complaint has been made of young negro bootblack who makes uncalled for remarks to girls passing on the street and in other
 ways is arousing indignation. The of
 ficers have him under surveillance.
 HAWLEY- WHITE.-A marriage li- cense was issued yesterday to Dr.
 Charl5s F. Hawley of Mesa and Mrs
 Eva l.. White If this city. It was an-
 nounced that the marriage would be
 solemnized at Mesa, yesterday after
 neon, and that Dr. and Mrs. Hawlcy
 would leave last night on a visit to the coast. A license to wed was issued to
 Rafael Espinosa and Francisco Rives
 of Tempe.
 BEDS FOR CONVICTS.-The board
 of control yesterday awarded the con-
 tract for the irCn vol ks for hunks or
 bedsteads for the territoria! prison to
 the Standard Iron Works of this city. The amount of the contract is $l,355.5O. There were four other bidders, two from Yuma and two from Los Angeles.
 The mat rial will consist of 44G piects cf angle iron cut and punched ready to
 be set up al the prison There will be no hunks. six in each cell. The hunks hitherto in use at the prison were of
 the most unsanitary character. The supports were cast off boiler tubes sur
 mounted by framework of redwood.
 which had to be knocked to pieces and practically destroyed at every house cleaning.
 SHORT ON TESTIMONY.-A some what interesting civil tria! came up in Justice Burnctts court yesterday in
 the case of Mignon de Courteur against G. H. Bordone and Prospsr Bordone,
 for the recovery of &,9S5, which the defendants claimed to have sent her to an address at Pueblo Colo, but
 which she said she had never receiva d. The plaintiff was not quite sure of the : address she had given the defendants and therefore d possibility was presentGi that the money might have be sent to a brOther-in-l of the plaintiffs
 whose name figured in the address There was no { stimony from him re
 garding the matter. Though it was d civil suit, it was capable of being mad a criminal action for embezzlement | The defendants could not be made to prove their innocence and the suit was dismissed.
 A DELAYED JOURNEY.-Cou ! Treasurer J. F. Walker left this morn ing for Iron Springs, where he will re-
 main until next Monday. It may bC said that in this journey Mir. Walker did not exceed his calculations. He in, tended ;o go to Iron Springs yesterday morning and sat up all night to wait fol the train. He became engaged in 6
 discussion about the Schley court of in
 quiry, in which he advanced the theo ry that it would have been better con i s,ituted if some experienced mariner | like Rev. Dr. lapsley McAfee had beer ] made a member of it. From the Schle! | case the conversation naturally passed
 to the Renders, Pat Grove and the prob, | able rediscovery of Mir. Bryan within | the next three years. When the con | ductor and engineer saw that MT Wal
 ker wasn't looking they slipped off anC | left him. As MT. Walker plodded hi, ! way home he said he knew of one rail
 road that wasn't run for all the trafii,
 would bear.
 NABOB OF THE FUTURE.-Forme ! Marshal Hooker is in town from a pros | peCting tour in the Bradshaw noun. | tairs, to take hack with him a stock O l provisions. He was also eager to wit
 ness the presentation of Monte Cristo' I at the Park theatre that he may bette | play his role when he returns from thu l hills, for MT. Hook VIII return iron the auriferous laden and silver creste, ! Bradshaws a nabob. He says so. Tn, former marshal is particularly interes ted in the affairs of J. r. Morgan anC the amalgamated association. He is il | sympathy with the strikers and vii employ none but union men when he es tabashes a camp on prospect he ii about to locate. He will pay miners s day and will restrict them to eigh l hours of work in the course of a day
 The rains in the mountains, says he | have stimulated his search for the vel | low metal and he will return to thu | treasure vaults that are yawning be fore him as soon as possible. MT. Hook | CT is a democrat.
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