Arizona republican., 1901-05-15

southern part of the city at 5 o'clock ye$terday afternoon. His funeral, un- der the direction of the Masonic lodge, of which he had been consistent mem- Der for many years, win take place at 5 o'clock this afternoon from the First Baptist church. Mir. Foushee had lived in Phoenix since 1878. He was sixty-four years of age and was na- tive of Virginia He leaves a wife, two
 sons and three daughters.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage IT,
 censes were issued yesterday to the fol-
 lowing persons: Apietasio Vies and
 Loretta Viesera; Bruton c. Quessen-
 berry and Rose Louise Lutgerding THE MONEY WILL BE RAISED The board of supervisors has not yet
 reached a conclusion regarding the im- immediate creation of fund for the
 use of the water storage commission.
 A member of the commission, how ever, said last night that money would be raised somehow to carry out it's purposes, so that the work of Investigating the Tonto site will be carried on. The members will
 leave tonight for Tonto. transportation
 for them having been kindly arranged by Superintendent Porter and Mir.
 Bicknell of the M. X P.
 SANCHEZ IN JAIL.-Angel San
 chez was the second party to fight
 which brought his opponent fine in
 Justice Grays court on Monday. His
 case was set for trial, yesterday, but
 he failed to show up. His friend who
 had given a cash bond of $10 for his
 appearance was informed, and he
 secured the services of two or three
 other countrymen and instituted a
 search. In two hours he was located
 and brought into court. He told the
 magistrate he went to sleep and forgot all about his appointment. His trial
 was postponed till today, and he was
 sent to jail, where it is believed he can
 be found when wanted.
 FINE SPECIMENS.-J. A. Portere
 yesterday received from James Shay.
 his step-son, between thirty and forty cabinet specimens of copper in various forms. including many crystals and all
 colors, the blue predominating. While
 there is nothing remarkable about
 them in their mineral value. they are probably the most beautiful cabinet specimens of that kind ever displayed in the city They came from San Miguelte in the district of Altar, Mex ico Mir Shay has a good collection here already and expects to return shortly, when he will build a nice cabinet
 THE BREWERY.-Mr. Lewis Melc- ger, speaking yesterday of the brewery enterprise with whlah he is connected, said that only the work of the proper transferring of the deeds was delaying the announcement of the location of the brewery site and the prospecting for water. In that connection he fur ther explained that they already had good water for the making of the beer but desired as soft an article as could connection He said that as soon as the deeds passed boring would be start ed on the ground and they expected to go down at least LOGO feet unless they got what they wanted before, and he was certain they would get it. The wa ter from the deep wells on the Simon J. Murphy ranch has been tested and found to be all that could be desired. as there are no salts in It. and out of a 100000 gallon test only seven per cent of solids of all kinds. He has every reason to believe that the same quail ty of water can be found on the brew cry site, wherever 1t may be.
 PIGEON SHOOTING.-The white winged" or Sonora pigeon season may be said to have arrived and local sportsmen are quite enthusiastic over the prospect of a good summers shoot ing The last legislature changed the dove law so that it is now open all the year. Two parties out within the past week bagged over eighty birds each. The "whie- winged" pigeon shooting Is probably the finest flight shooting there is in the world. The bird flies straight and fast as duck, but sight of the hunter does not cause him to change his course The hunter stations him self in the line of flight traversed by the bird in going to or returning from the grain fields, and does his shooting without removing from one locality. Several hunters from Denver and the eas. have tried white wing" shooting and agree with the local sports that it is certainly the finest in the country. The crack shots here seem to prefer shot guns and medium loads of smokeless powder with rather fine shot for white wing" shooting. The birds come here from the south in May and leave in September They are somewhat larger in size and better eating than the ordinary dove.
 A CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT.- Long continued i'll health has forced MT. Samuel Huntington, financial agent of the Phoenix Gold Mining company and of the syndicate which controls that corporation. to relinquish the man. agement of its affairs in this locality