Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-06-11

head. G. f. Turner. T.. +. \. MiSmer.
G. NJ. Davis and G. +. Pipes of St.
Louis The Trade Press company. cap
ital stock. $250.OO0. incorporators. r. p.
McNulta. c. w. Higgins and W. J. Blue
of Chicago.
ASHER-AD marriage Ii
cense was issued yesterday to James
T. Asher and Ora X. Adams. The par
ties were married yesterday at the r"s-
idence of the brides parents near Nc
DCWel The bride is d daughter of
jeff Adams, a we'll known rancher and
cattleman If that part of the county.
The groom, who lived for Il long time
west of town. is also engaged in ranch
ing near Mcdowell The wedding ves-
terday was the most important eVant
that has taken place in that neighbor-
hood since the abandonment of the
post by the war department. The les
tivities We're closed last night by a
great dance. A marriage license was
also issued to Charles Theodore Will
cut and Annie Francis McCrann, both
of GaVapai county.
JUSTICE GRAY'S COURT.-Enrique
Ramirez was tried yesterday by Justice
Gray for stealing a revolver and a
watch from Jose Maria Villa. He
pleaded not guilty. though the watch
was found in his possession. Enrique
seems to be up against it all along the
line and he can't worm out of one diff
Guilty before he gets into another. Be
fore the trial was over yesterday Man
uel Tapia made complaint that he had
stolen a quantity of clothes from him
and that there was fifteen dollars in
cash in the pocket of the clothes. The
| judgment in the first case will be rem
dered on Thursday. the trial of the
second case being set for that date
| The court wants him to catch up with
| himself and the only way TO do ii is to
| amalgamate the actions and save time.
| THE SOUTHERN SCHOOLHOUSE
! The contract for the n ew school
| house to be built in the southern part
| OF the city was awarded yesterday to
| Golf & Gaipn. the only bidders. The
| bio was for $3.50 but the board de-
cided that it was not necessary to do al
| the work at once and the plumbing il
| the basement was left out. The speci-
| fications called for closets in the build
mig. but they are expensive and it was
| decided to construct them outside. By
| these changes the price was brought
down to $3.50. The board found it
necessary to shave every corner. The
bond issue for this school house sold
| for S10.9S5. Out of this a lot will have
| to be bought and the cheapest yet Of
fered is 500 1t will take $40 to fur
nish the house and the cost of super
intendence, at five cent, will amount
to $500.
GRADUATING WITH HONORS. -
On the 18th of June. Henry Fowler and
his brother. r. G. Fowler, both Of
whom have spent the greater part of
their lives in Phoenix. will gradul te
from the dental college of the CniVar-
sity Of Pennsylvania. Both young men
have completed the three years course.
and the particular point OF interest IS
that Henry takes the highest honors of
any member of the class and Richard
is second. 1t is apparent that both
could rot be first, so it may be IN
nounced thai the two Phoenix boys
have done just the best possible. They
have labored hard. however. for their
attachments. While The school has lad
its annual vacation. there was no va
cation for them. They put in all The
time at study. to make sure their OPP
pcrtunity Tor vaca ton after the work
was over. 1t is not only d good sen loft
for the boys, but such records will co
Arizona no harm with those who keep
in touch with Pennsylvania university
affairs.
CAMPING PARTY.-W. J. Wood
and wife, VIM. P. Richardson and wife.
Miss NJ. Reed. Miss G. P. Potter and
James Halves. with cook and a guide,
Will leave the last of this week for che
Grand Canyon. the petritied forests
and other places OF interest in the
northern part of the territory. The
party will be under the management of
/. f. Smallhouse, who is = campo: of
no little fame. The members expect to
be gone about ten weeks and think they
will cover almost 1000 miles. They
have good set of travelling wagons. ell
fixed up for a good time. The men of
the party have a number of guns OF
various sizes and kinds, and there is 10
doubt that CONSERVATION will be spread
among the large game in their path
this summer. Mr.. Richardson is alrea-
dy familiar and dreaded nimrod in
the northern trails. where he spent d
great part of last year The real cause
of the fright of the animals is said to
come from the utter impossibility to ell
which way Mr.. Richardson's bullets
will fly. for he takes no aim. simply
pulls up his gun and shoots any Old
direction.
y PLACE WHERE WATER IS
iSCARCE.-A travelling man who tame
in from Bisbee yesterday morning said
that this valley had no real grievance
on account of the drouth AT Bisbee
there is hardly enough to drink and
none for laundry purposes. All the
washing has to be sent to BensCn
There are other things to drink Bis
bee so that there is no real suffering
but something happened there the 9th
| er day that brought the people face tC
face with calamity. The beer
ran out. The train load which haC
been expected was overdue. and there
was nc beer in town except the bottled
kind. Lem Sha tuck has the beer on
cession in Bsbee, and he was natural
| ly held responsible for the disaster
! He was for a day or two the most t1e-
tested parsonage in Cochise county a1C