Arizona republican., 1902-08-11

IS IMPROVING.-Jas. McNaughton yesterday received a letter from Cali fornia to the effect that the condition of his mother, who was taken very ill few days ago, is much improved. COMING WEDDING-The engage ment of Professor F. Yale Adams of the university of Arizona to Miss Leah Darcy of Los Angeles has been an nounced. The wedding will take place some time in September.
 RED PHILLIPS FUNERAL--The funeral of Red Phillips occurred yes terday afternoon at o'clock from the Catholic church The remains were followed to the Catholic cemetery by large number oi the friends of the deceased. for he was very popular iii sporting circles.
 INSANE PRISONER-Bill Doheney. q guard at the territorial penitentiary, came in yesterday morning in charge Of an insane Mexican from the prison. The man fought furicusly when he was taken from the train. and il took the combined efforts of Officer Russell and the guard to subdue him. He was talk en to the asylum.
 OPAL MINE.-In the Horseshoe range of mountains, about fifteen miles from Summit station, Cn the ArlZona and New Mexico railroad, is an old abandoned opal mine, which was sue cessfully operated about twenty years ago. Two miners were killed by the Indians there in 1SS5. and since then the mine has not been worked. the miners evidently being convinced that owing to the killing of the two men. there is no luck in opals.
 SUNDAY PLEASURES band concert at the park and the one on the city hall plaza were well attended last evening. Despite the fact that thou sands of people have left the city for the coast and other places, there are still in the city q large number of in habitants, but they do not make an appearance except to attend the Sun day evening concerts. A person is led to wonder where they all come from. but they are here nevertheless.
 VERY RICH ORE.-A Mexican had assayed at Douglas the ether day seV- enteen pounds of gold quartz, from which tWenty-one ounces of gold was secured. worth about s14 an ounce. The rock was wonderfully rich, some of it running as high as $100.000 per ton. The MeSlcan stated that there was a lot more Of the same kind of rock in the place where he secured the sample. It is thought that the Mexican has found the long lest Adams mine
 NO SABE WORK.-The Apache In dians that were taken from the reser- Vation at San Carlos to work on the Southern Pacific read in southern Cal ifOrnia have returned to the reserVa- tion disgusted with anything that re sembles manual labor. They don't have tC struggle for an existence. anyway, as the government issue of rations never fails. The Indians said that it was tCO hot for them on the desert. and that the country was too barren to suit their fastidious taste.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. BEATY-Tne woman who was found dead in d bath tub at Shirley's barber shop Saturday afternoon. took place yesterday after noon from the undertaking rooms of Mohn X Easterling. \ niece of the dead woman who resides at Sausalito California telegraphed to Mayor Tal- bot, asking him if her presence vas necessary here. He replied that the funeral had taken place, and there was no necessity oi her coming here. In- terment was in the Rosedale cemetery.
 RAIDED THE HOUSE.-Late Sat urday night the night police raided a house of questionable repute on South