Arizona republican., 1902-07-17

attack Of pneumonia that later de
veloped into consumption. The pail
bearers We're Major McClintock. Cap
| tain Alexander. Captain George Christy
and Messrs. Walter r Gregory and
| Thomas Sloan.
| LOST BROTHER-Mary r. Swami
of No. 1880 Fifteenth street, y. w.
| Washington. D. c.. has written to the
city marshal for informa ton regarding
her brother James Swami. whom she
has lost track OF and fears has net with
| misfortune. She says he came to
| Phoenix about a year ago and was an
| invalid. Any information regarding
him would be thankfully received
STALKING THE QUARRY.-Mr. c.
| NJ. Shannon of Clifton returned yeSter-
| day morning from Tucson. where he
| placed few more poles on his politi-
| cal fence. He spent yesterday in cut
! ting for trail, and thinks he found il.
for tomorrow morning he will leave for
| the north. He seems to have an idea
that the south is all right and the nom
| ination for Congress is hiding out in
| some of the Bradshaw canyons. He is
on a hot scent. and there is no uues
| ton but he will locate the game He
may not get it dead in the door, and
is willing. if necessary, to make Il
| fight for it.
| CASTLE CREEK REGION-John
Hardee is in from the Castle
| Creek range. He reports ii very dry
| in that section. He has plenty Of water
| for his cattle, but the range is in bad
| shape, and even the mesquite and
| prickly pears are suffering for water
| Incidentally. Mr.. Hardee thought a
! good copper mine would be a nice
| thing to own. so he has done some de-
Velopment work on the Copper Annie
claim. and reports that at a depth of
| twenty feet he has found some fine
| looking ore. If it holds its own with
further exploitation he will be willing
| to give his cattle away one of these
| days.
SUCCESSFUL SURGERY.-One of
the most dangerous and complicated
pieces of surgical work yet performed
| in Phoenix was successfully executed
at the Sisters hospital yesterday. when
| DR.. y. S. Hawley, assisted by Drs
| Phelps and Bottin, operated on Mrs
| Elwell, wife of Major J. F. Elwell. for
| Il twenty pound tumor and appended
tbs. Mrs. Elwell has suffered from fl
broidcystic tumor trouble Tor number
! of years, and in addition to this has
| been confined to her bed for the past
| five weeks with appendicitis The many
| friends of Mrs. ElweI will be pleased
know that the operation was entirely
successful. and that the patient was
! resting easy at a late hour last night
THE P. & E. RIGHT OF WAY
The right of way committee of the
Phoenix and Eastern railroad started
out yesterday morning soliciting sub
scriptions to the fund with which to
purchase the right of way for the road
| between Phoenix and Mesa. 1t is es-
timated that 1000 will be required.
| The committee has SO far met with en-
coura cement and will resume its labors
this morning. The sooner the amount
is raised the earlier the work will be-
gin on the new line. In the division of
the sum to be raised about $4,000 was
i assigned tc the Phoenix committee and
the rest to the committees of Tempe
and Mesa. though a considerable part
of the land to be paid for lies on the
south side. there being only about 50. zoo
on this side of the river
HE WAS WTLD.-Constab BILE Coma
les yesterday arrested Il Taqui Indian
| on the sidewalk in front CT the Doris
Heyman store. He was a wild man
from the Sierra Madres and wanted to
make a contract with somebody to whip
the world. In addition. he was ambi-
tiously drunk. In lieu of not being
, able to face the world all at once he
was preparing to fight mankind. one at
time. as he happened along and
in order to do a good job was trimming
Cnlf f,ol.-i
! When the officer first saw him from
/ Wall street he had lost his hat and was
taking off his jumper. Before the dis
! lance between them had been ami
! hilated he had loosened his undershirt
and was on the point of jumping out of
his pants when the restraining influ-
ence OF the law was laid upon him.
| COFFEE AIS Lockwood has
| reached Phoenix that Mr. A B. Will
liams. whom many know only by the
name of Coffee Al. who is now in Los
Angeles, is engaged to be married The
lady is an English heiress of great
wealth and allied to an old family
which resides in the same part of the
country in which Mr.. Williams was
/ born. He did not know her in the old
country though. That would be nice
thing and that is that it is so many
years since Mr.. Williams left England
that the lady would now be of uncer-
tain and uncomfortable age. She is
/ on the contrary young and beautiful
So Mr.. Williams could not have known
her in the old country if he had desired
to do so. There is nothing herein in
! tended to be a reflection upon the age
of Mr.. Williams. He is just as old as
he is and he cannot help it and wou:. l
/ not if he could.
| NEW CORPORATIONS of
the following corporations We're filed
in the Office of the county recorder yes
| terday: Elaterite Paint company. cap
ital stock $5OC,O0G incorpora tors. T. ".
| Wamples, j. c. Ficklin and ]. NJ
Thompson of Chicago: Consolidated
| Copper company limited canital stock