Arizona republican., 1901-07-03

terspers,d with musical selections. Re- treatments consisting of ice cream and
 cake were served during the evening" Those present had a very enjoyable time.
 TO VISIT FRIENDS. Mrs. S. Coyle
 will leave tonight for Prescott and Je-
 rome. where she will spend some time
 visiting friends
 GONE TO THE MINES. Justice
 he went up into the Wickenburg dis
 trict to look after the mining property
 that is some day to make him rich.
 WALTER HILL SICK.-Walter Hill
 has been quite i'll for some days and
 has gone to the coast for C. change, his | family having preceded him. He eX- pected to go later, but his illness has, | tened the journey.
 FOR PRESCOTT eco Many Phoenix
 people are making arrangements to go | to Prescott for the Fourth of July fes- tlvities From present indications the
 special excursion that leaves on the
 morning of the Fourth will be one of the largest excursion trains that ever | pulled out of the Santa Fe depot. GOT A HORSETHIEF-She John | son of Coconino county a few days ago
 captured Albert Mcclure. alias Burt
 Morgan, againat whom there are seven | indictments in Utah for horse and cat | tie stealing After he broke jail in san Juan county the governor of Utah of
 fered a reward of $35O for his apprehen- sion.
 FILTHY FLAGSTAFF.- The Coco nino Sun says; Flagstaff is al present the dirtiest town in all Arizona. The
 busin,ss portion is filthy in the ex-
 treme The alleya and back yards pre- | sen; an unslghtly appearance and the odor arising from the decaying garbage permeates the atmosphere There is an | ordinance requiring certain officials to
 see that this state of affairs does not exist; but from utter indifference the ordinance is not enforced
 BABES GOOD FORTUNE.-Algs r. non Dove, otherwise known in this com munity az Babe, yesterday received a letter which it Is reported contained the copy )f the will of his mother, who di q | some time ago leaving an estate of S2G0,GO0. Just what portion of the es- tate Is set aside for the Arizona heir was not learned or wheth- P the estate consists of money or realty. II Is said there are six children in the family. Mr. Dov g mother resided somewhere in Pennsylvania.
 HE SAVED HUMAN LIFE-Ed
 Miller a colored porter al :he Hoffman,
 was in Justice Burnetts court yester- day on a charge of disturbance of the peace The night before Frank Bird.
 theat-e man, was in the Hoffman and
 seemed to be in need of air. Miller
 ushared him into that alley apme people call Broadway street and was compel-
 ed to use so much violence in inroluc- ing AIg Bird to oXygir atcd atmosphere
 that the attention of an officer was at tractei. When Millsr's statement was made in court he was dismi sed with an
 admonitiol to hereafter b. less demon strative when he was end =ayOring to prevent asphyXiation. Bird was also arrested and gave bail, which he for feIted.
 TO ADVERTISE THE PHOENIX ,CLIMATE-Sam x. Seip and Billy Wid- m leave tonight for an extensive east ern trip taking in among other thlnas the BuffoiC exposition. 1t was statct i by some of their friends yesterday ae- terroo2 i',nt hoy Gu,d subHji. prop
 osit!on 10 the board of trade fo~ the ai- vertiaement of rhoe1,N. though inc
 matter was not brought up dt che monthly meeting of the board Of trade last night IL was proposed to pat the maliE;nsd q climate of Phoenix in a bet ter light For sum considerable leas than would be required to get out a work on Climatology Messrs Seip and Widrner were 10 agree tO faint in some public place in Buffalo at least once every day of their stay there. They were to simulate prcstration by heat, and upon being resuscitated they were 10 Inform the crowd they were from Phoenix and unused to the heat then prevailing in the Pan-American city. [ BACK TO PHOENIX.-J. r.. Single 1 ton and family returned to Phoenix 1 ye3t rday from the Colorado Indian agency, where he has been employed for | the past seven months as the agency carpenter. lie will report for duty at ! the Phoenix Indian school. He says ! the Indians on that reservation are do- 1 ing fairly well this year. az they have | had good crops. But he does not like to 1 live 90 near nowhere. It is from fifty ! 10 two hundred miles to any other | white settlement of any size and the | only comfortable way to get out of the ! country Is by a Tow boat down the Col , orado river. And that is not so com | fortAble trip as 1t might be. for it ! means couple of days of hard work
 if one is in a hurry. The Indian agent came out at the same time he did
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