Arizona republican., 1901-06-14

DeVlhlss pony had reSained it's Sec- ond wind and carried it's rider in safety on toward McDowell
 THE FOURTH AT JEROME. = Jerome has raised a purse of $500 with which to celebrate the Fourth of July and has quite an extensive programme arranged for the occasion.
 MORE CiATTLE.-Ninetee cars of cattle were received from Del Rio yes- terday morning by Goldman and Cris- we'll for pasture in thi, valley. Those who saw the cattle say they are about the finest lot that has been brought in- to the valley this season.
 ! AT SHERIFF's SALE.-The sheriff's office yesterday sold lot of property on the south side in a consolidated judgment in the case of the Phoenix National Bank vs. A. J. Daggs. Ben Goldman, J. C. Goodwin and R. F. Daggs. The sale includes the Tempe bank property, some ranch property and shares in south side canals. The Bolton Company bought to the amount of Sl2,000, and there was a bid in for the Phoenix National bank for other property amounting to S5,000 That part of the property relating to the water rights is involved In new litiga- ton.
 N POLICE COURT-Eighi members of the Doe family were complained of in the police court yesterda v morning. Each of them had put up a five dollar cash bail the night before when arrest ed and each one forfeited it. They were charged with having disturbed the peace the night before. One member Of the Roe family was with them also the night before. The Roes are trifle more blooded than the Does and it cost this one ten dollars to square himself. There was another case, that of Mexican who was cahght peddling veg etables without license.
 A COMING PTCNIC.-Next Monday morning the Salvation Army juniors will have thir annual picnic, and Theo- dore Thomas l.. soliciting funds to pay for transportation and refreshments for the little ones. He is meeting with great success and says he is going te accompany the party and see that the little ones have the best time of their lives He knows the river thoroughly and can point out the best bathing and fishing places in it. The picnic party will kaye the army headquarters at 6;30 6. m. next Monday and all the little ones in town who want to go are in- vited to be there.
 A WOMAN SHOT-Sunday night at Bisbee. Federico Acano shot and pro3- ably fatally wounded a woman named Angela Martinez. Federico went to the home of Angela and after having some words with her, shot the woman through the left breast just above the nippls. the bullet going clear through her body, coming out through the shoulder blades. After firing the shot Acano broke out of the house and ran down the steps in front of the Catho- lie church. and was last seen going down the railroad track The Review says that the officers were at once mo- tified and started in pursuit, and he was followed as far as Don Luis. where he tried to obtain lodging, which was denied him. Acano then left, going in the direction of Naco. but had crossed the line before the officers could over take him. The condition of the woman is considered precarious.
 SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.--Thc picnic given by the Sunday school of the Presbyterian church at the Indian nchool grounds last night was a most enjoyable affair. The evenings ttis sea son have been unusually cool and last night was even cooler than usual. One of the features of the evening was the opening of th0natatoriur,. It was so cold that many who intended bathing omitted this pleasure. but those who felt strong enough to take the chance enjoyed themselves as they can. only in the water. The lawn in the center of the school grounds was brilliantly lighted with Chinese lanterns and af- forded an attractive scene. Hundred9 gathered there and enjoyed the refresh ments. ice cream, cake, etc. free for the asking. It was a merry party and there were none present who failed to enjoy themselves. The picnic was not alone a gathering of children. There were many grown people among them who enjoyed being young again for the time. The ride to and from the grounds on the street cars was invig- ordting and the guests of the evening, as well as the Sunday school officers. expressed to Colonel McCOwan their 4