Arizona republican., 1901-09-22
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 POLICE COURT.-Thers was but one man jailed yesterday by the police. and he was too drunk to make present. able appearance in police court.
 CAME TO GET ACQUAINTED Frank Mclaughlin yesterday came down from I; on Springs, where he has been employed for the past month He wouldn't have returned so early. but he was fllsd with anxiety to see his youngest son, a youth of four days, and nine pounds weight.
 BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARIES Eliza A. Edwards will today celebrate Ter 66 birthday. Mrs. Edwards has been a resident Of Tempe and Phoe- nix for many years, and has many friends. who will wish her happiness and the annual enjoyment of birthdays for the next forty years. and longer if possible.
 HOME AGAIN-Mr. and Mrs. George E. Richmond have returned from a. six weeks outing trip to the Grand Canyon and intervening points. spend ing some time in Flagstaff. They re- port having enjoyed a pleasant vaca- tor. and like all who have preceded them. proclaim the Grand Canyon as the biggest thing out of doors.
 
 the employees of the Fair. on First ave nue. were engaged in marking some rev goods, a box of pocket knoves was stolen and suspicion at once rested on a couple of boys who visited the place but a few minutes before. The police were given the clue and had their game spotted last evening. but at last ac- counts no arrest had been made. FUNERAL OF ARTHUR AEPLI.- The funeral of Arthur AepIi. who was burned to death Friday evening. will be he'd this morning at the undertaking paIlors. It will be private and unostentatious. only the immediate friends of the family being present. The hour is not given dsfi nitely. for the reason that some mem- bsrs of the family are some distance in the country and the hour of their arrival is not certain
 PROPOSED ROAD TO BENSON MT. J. H. Emmert returned yesterday morning from a trip over the proposed railroad line from Phoenix to Benson. He visited Florence and the mineral re- gions along the route of the survey and | fo-Ind many encouraging features. On the other hand. there are many prob lems to be worked out and many ques- tions to be considered before a conclu- 1 sion can be reached.
 VERDE WATER MEASUREMENTS MT J. Fred Applsby of Washington, D. : C.. is in the city a guest of the Ford hotel. He is connected with the geo. logical survey. and will be joined in q day or two by other members of. the survey when the party will go to the reservoir site on the Verde river to make water measurements and gather ! additional data to be added to the re- | port of the geological survey on the practicability of constructing a reser- I voir at that place.
 I COLONY or SCREW wORMS.-A young Mexican boy. believed to be suf- fering from brain fever. was brought from Alhambra to Dr. Stroud's office yesterday afternoon. He had been in great pain and was beginning to be 6elirious. It was discovered that some thing deadlier than brain fever ailed him. He had screw worms in his nose The doctor took out more than 200 very brief delay in the discovery oi the cause of the trouble would have been fatal.
 MIRACULoUsLY HART MILES s FALL.-A child about l year old oi Mir and Mrs. Bush, who live in the Clark house near Five Points. had a most remarkable escape from injury If not death, yesterday morning. II fell from a second-story window to the ground. a distance of twenty feet Without stopping to examine it the parents sent for Dr. Walker. Hs looked it over for. broken bones. but found none. There was not a scratch on it. Save for a slight lump over one eye. 1t was absolutely uninjursd. :, DEATH OF MRS. MARIA SHANK
 Cr = -r- ard yesterday morning received a tel ! egram from his brother. John Slankard at King City. Cal, informing him oi