Arizona republican., 1901-11-18

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 | CAUGHT EIGHT.-J. W. Bolton
 headed hunting and fishing party yesterday. which on its return was very reticent regarding the status of the game bag. But Chauncey, Mir. Bottoms little boy, was one of the party, and he announced that he krew of eight catfish in the bag. and the statement is taken to be true. for the boy is too young to have fallen into the habit invariably acquired by older fishermen.
 THE POTATO RECORD.-when Phoenix produced twenty three pound sweet potato and placed it on exhibition in the board of trade dis play, it was generally supposed that she had made d record that would stand for a while, but the Tucson Star says Rillito rancher has one that weighs twenty-seven pounds and the whole bunch from. the hill weighed fifty-three pounds. The only comment to be made is to ask the public to forgive Phoenix for telling her story first.
 SAD HOME JOURNEY.-Not long ago MT. and Mrs. w. C. Barnes and two children and Mrs. Barnes mother, all from Covington, Ky, came here from California, after having spent a couple of years in travelling for the benefit of Mrs. Barnes health. But Phoenix proved to be the end of their travels for that purpose. as Mrs. Barnes died yesterday morning at their rooms six miles in the country. The party will leave tonight for Gov inston, where the remains of Mrs. Barnes will be inferred.
 BASEBALL.-The Bisbee and Tue son baseball teams were to meet yes terday in what was advertised the last game of the season. Presumably. the Hast game.' means the last game between these two teams. for it is yet too early to think of putting the ba ts away for good. This meeting was IT. ranged a substitute for the game advertised between the Tucson team and an eastern league team which was expected to stop in Tucson on a west ern tour. but which enga cement was subsequently cancelled.
 DISTURBANCE AT A DANCE- There was a sound of revelry on Sat urday night at the corner of Fifth and Madison streets. where d Mexican dance was in progress until the early morning hours. The pleasure was broken in upon by a disturbance be- tween Ricardo Nunez and Ramon IOTeS, the DaSlS or WnlCn was a ms understanding about the admission fee. Nurez drew a deadly weapon and made a harmless assault upon Flores. and that offense has been charged against him and he is in jail. Flores was locked up on a charge of a disturbance of the peace.
 AN ASYLUM FOR THE LOST Bisbee seems to be a great town for people to get lost in About a year ago q man from Fl Paso turned up there hunting for a wife that had been traced into that burg and the trail lost. Wednesday. according to the Review, Mrs. William Sheppard arrived there from White Oaks. in search of her husband. She could not find him and was given temporary entertain Inent in the home of II. T.. Stoddard Her story was that they had lived happily in White Oaks till about month ago. when Mir. Sheppard left for Bisbee. and on Nov. 7th wrote back asking her to join him. as he had se- cured employment. When she ar rived she could neither find him nor anyone who had known him.
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