Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-08-07

LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage
license was issued yesterday to John
w. Connolly and Mrs. Laura E. Dixon,
both of Mesa.
PROBATE COURT.-The will Of the
late DR.. w. C. Robbins was admitted
to probate yesterday. The widow, Ona
trix without bonds.
AUTO NAIL ROUTE.-An automo-
bile has been ordered to run between
Cochise station, Pearce and Turquoise,
which will carry the mail, express and
three passengers.
TWO BICYCLES.-Marsh Kinney
has a couple of bicycles of the mascu-
line persuasion that he picked up on
the charge of vagrancy. as they were
wandering around town without any
visible means of support. Men who
have lost wheels will do we'll to inVes-
tigate.
EFFIE SHAW DISCHARGED
Effie Shaw, who was tried by Justice
Gray on the charge OF stealing a trunk,
was discharged yesterday, and the
trunk was ordered restored to the own
err She had traded for it with her
therefore the guilty party, but has left
the country.
GOT TEN DAYS.-John Brannen,
who was raised from the dead a few
days ago by the police. or who would
have been dead in a few minutes if
they had not raised him, refused to let
well enough alone and began taking
liquor on board again Tuesday. Yes
terday the recorder gave him ten days
in Jail. hoping to have him on the water
wagon by that time.
THE WOODBRIDGE ESTATE-An-
other suit was begun in the district
court yesterday against the lessening
Woodbridge estate. The plaintiff is
George H. Crow, the assignee of Juan
Espanda of Newman, Cal. who claims
that he had an account against Wood
bridge for $23S fer work done by him
among a lot of sheep which Wood
bridge was going to ship to California.
NEW ATIONS-Articles of
in corporation of the Nelson Cattle
company We're filed in the Office OF the
county recorder yesterday. The CAPT
tai stock is 800. 900. The incorporators
are Anna l.. Nelson and Ina Nelson of
Montana. Articles were also filed of
the Carnegie Consolidated Oil company
The capita, stock is S1.000.00O and the
incorpCrators are NJ. n. Casper, l. d.
Allen and G.. X. Nesb;tt of Minnesota
a STORM CASUALTY-A serious
accident was Occasioned by a storm in
Tucson Monday afternoon. The adobe
residence OF Captain Ross, on Main
street, collapsed in the face of the high
wind. Mrs. Ross and daughter were
caught in the falling timbers and WALL
and the old lady was seriously injured
The daughter escaped with few
bruises. A doctor was summoned and
it was discovered that Mrs. Ross left
leg had been broken below the knee
During the evening it was found ne
cessary to amputate the limb.
a WILD CAT HUNT.-Messrs. Ir-
vine and Warren, two young men in
the employ of S. D. Lount e Son, yes
terday took jaunt down the river in
quest of white wings. In the river bed
near Crusoe's lake they found an old
wild cat and two half-grown kittens.
Springing from the buggy, Irvine seized
and held the old cat. who would not
desert her kittens, while Warren, after
a good deal of running, caught and
placed the young ones in a sack. The
old cat then made a successful effort
to escape, leaving d couple of deep
scratches on young Irvine's hands for
sweet remembrance sake. The kittens
were brought to the city, and are now