Arizona republican., 1901-07-12
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WICKENBURG NEWS,-rhe Wick
enbug News, edited oy the Hall brota
ers, is advertised to make its first APP
peataace tomorrow.
SMOKED OUT.-Seth Byers got an
idea that vest rday was 50 much cooler
that usual the old court house ought to
he warmed up, So he improved tne OPP
pOrtunity afforded by a cool day To
burn up the rubbish that had been ac-
cumulating In the stoves on the upper
floor. County Treasurer Walker when
he took down his stove forgot to buy a
tlimble for the hole in the wall and
when the fre got a good start the w.ni
In the treasurer's Office drew all the
smoke in that direction. This insorm9
tion is given for the benefit of those
who noticed that Mr. Walker shut up
shop earlier than usual last night
JACK BURROWS HELD UP,-Jack
Burrows was held up day or two ago
by poor. lean, hungry man, at least
he said he was hungry, He gave him
a quarter and watched him until he got
10 the next corner. ThCr he saw him
Join a friend and tOSe Their they headed
for the nearest barrCom. They ordered
whisky. two fingers each. as the Irish
man said. and then illustrated by stick
ing out his first and fourth fling ~ 10
measure by, and were ju9t reaching for
the Ettle gla Sos when Mr.. Burrows en-
tered the saloon and stepping between
them picked up the quarter. AT the
same time he remarked to the thirsty
gentlemen that that money was fur
nished to buy bread with and not to
spend for liquor BY this time the bar
keeper had brushed the glasse, out Of
reach and the two hobos left the place
about twice as thirsty as when they
entered
DEATH OF CHARLES LENY.-A
telegram was received by Mr. Sam Kor-
rick last evening announcing the death
of Charles Levy in Los Angeles last
night about O'Clock Mr.. Levy has
been In III health for many years. hav-
Ing been Sufferer from asthma. He
came To Phoenix Few years ago and
during his residence here was employee
in the New York Store until he became
too sick TO work For some months he
has been confined to his rome most Of
Ailt AiihNs am iApA ieti- 'H' W III ~ '<''
Angeles, where he hoped to be bene-
fitted by the sea breeze, AT least through
the summer. The tragic death of his
son few months ago was also seri-
GUS blow 20 Mr.. Levy and ne never
fully recovered from the bereavement
IL was faithful hard working man
when able to work. and was well known
in Phoenix, where all acquainted with
him were proud TO number him as
among their friends. To the sorrowing
wife and his brothers, Sol and Sam,
both of them well known. the sympathy
Of many friends will be extended,
THE BLINDNESS OF LOVE The
public has heard so much about Harry
Hall and Charlotte Monroe and their
connection with the seal skin cloak ep-
isode that 1t is only right that pub
licity should now be given to the fact
that the erstwhie litgants have
kissed. made up and skipped between
two days, leaving their landlady and
the pawnbroker holding the sack
not sacque-for be it known that the
sacque was recovered by the owner,
Mrs. Han. MI ROsenswlg turned II over
to her without trouble VIII n he DIS
covered h1r incontestable right to II.
and has failed to collect from either
Hall or Charolette. The latter has
been stopping at lodging house on
First street. and WednS sday night she
did not come home as early as a good
gin. ought To. 50 the landlady began
an investigation. When she got on the
right track she learned that the train
had Just left FOR Prescott and that Hall
and Charolette, ca h guided by The
lovelight that shone from the eyes of
the 9th r, had found the depot about
the time the bell on the engine began
to ring. II Is surmised that Prescott
viii only be a temporary stopping
place. as they have now learned how
to both make the same train. and thsr
are unquestionably greener fields be-
yond. Beside, II is easier to concen-
trate affection among strangers than
whore Their are nervous wives and
anxious landladies scattered around TO
interfere with the enjoyment OF the
exclusive society of ones affinity.