Arizona republican., 1902-08-24

| BAPTIST CHURCH.-The services at the Baptist church today include Sunday-school at 9:45 a. m. and Young Peoples meeting at 7:9O p. m.
 GOT NEW HATS.-The Phoenix fire- men have been treating themselves to some new headgear. They have pur-
 chased cheap grade of Panama hat
 which is warranted to last till they run to a fire. if fires are not too long 1 in coming
 A BICYCLE COLLISION.-Miss May Morgan while riding on a wheel near the corner of Jefferson street and Seventh avenue yesterday evening col lided with one of the delivery wagons of the Pafford grocery store She was knocked senseless and was carried into the residence of Mrs. Johnson nearby She recovered in few minutes so that she could be taken home.
 ABOUT A BAR BILL.-Justice Gray's court is such a popular clearing house that some people insist on run ming their bar bills through it before making final settlement. Friday night Lizero Quintanarez went to the Red Light saloon to do a little business with A. Magnani, when the subject of
 
 for discussion. It was argued so en- ergetically that Constable Gonzales burted in and placed both disputants under arrest. They were arraigned yes ter1ay and their trials were set for Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
 DENNETT- T-GAGE-Cards have been received announcing the marriage at Redondo Beach, Cal, on August 20, of Tl,. Tnh I Ta Gage, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George N. Gage of Tempe. pr. Dennett has for a long time filled the responsible position of physician and surgeon for the Congress Gold Mining company. He stands well with the members of his profession in the territory. The bride is quite well known at Prescott and in Phoenix, being prominent in the society circles of both towns, as well as in those of Tempe. No newly mar ried couple ever entered upon their matrimonial career with more numer- ous or sincere wishes for their happi- ness than do Dr. and Mrs. Dennett
 A QUICK TRIP.-Henry Gonzales went to Silver King on Wednesday night to look after a mining property he is interested in. He rode all that night. most of the next day and the next night. getting home after an ab- sence of only one day and two nights
 4 BIG TURTLE.-Mess LeoD Va lencia and Leo A. Valencia of Hermo- sillo were here yesterday, leaving last night for Tempe. where they will be the guests of s. Mattley. The gentle men are here for the purchase of beef cattle for the Hermosillo market. They brought MT. Mattley a novel present. which they secured in Nogales. It is big sea turtle, captured in Lower Call ifornia, and is a fine specimen of its kind, beside being handsomely stuffed or cured, and It's horny back polished almost like a mirror. It is valued 9: $15.
 A FATAL FALL.-Last week Frank Mazzotte, an Italian miner, was killed in the Copper Mountain under most un- usual circumstances, says the Morenci Standard. He fell through some plank ing distance of not more than three feet, and his fall, which could not have amounted to more than six feet in any case, was arrested by striking his ab- domen upon the edge of the planking. Ordinarily such a fall to a man hard ened by work would amount to noth- ing. but Mazzotte was taken to the D. C. hospital and died during the night from the effects of the fall He leaves family in Italy. The mine was closed on the afternoon of the funeral and a procession of fully two hundred, by far the largest ever seen in Morenci, followed the remains to the grave A general feeling of sorrow. swept over the Latin quarter, where Mazzotte seems to have been a great favCrite.