Arizona republican., 1903-03-24

Way to do good business here when ne died it was all lost. The consul general at Guyaquil is looking after his affairs to see if he can save something 1 from the wreck for his widow. but I fear not" As soon as the minister heard of the death of MT. Cock he aG- l Vised the consul general to take the matter ID and he had been advised
 that the consul general had visited Rio Bambo and would make another trip
 but he was not hopeful of accomplish ing much in the way of rescuinS any thing from the business.
 SEARCH FOR FRANK DUFFY Toady Constable Knight will start ., thorough search fer Frank Duffy, tEe man who mysterioUsIy disappeared some ten days ago from the Commer- cial hotel. Various thetries have been advanced for his absence but it is now thought that ne committed suicide a.; not the slightest clue of his where abJuts has been asccTtaiucG as re suit of the many published stories. The bushes and deserted buildings along Salt river as well as the banks near the water will be thoroughly searched up and down the stream.
 ALLAN CAMERON siCK-A!Ian Comeron is very ill O. pneumonia it the Sisters hospital. He was formerly a soldier in tne 'i'hilippires and came here after his discharge ;o" the rect perdtion or his health He has some promising mining claims east of Wio k enburG and went oUj to them taW days ago when he was tasen very sick and started back boarding the freight train at Wickenb;.rg Sunday night Before he reached Phoenix ha became deiiriOus He was taken u the cit-- hall being on intimate terms with Marshal Kinney and the police force. made as comfortable as possible and | physician called. Yesterday morning he was a little better and Wac re;iioved to the Sisters hospital.
 A BIG PICNIC-Pat Hurley made q grand stand play on sunday that caught the galleries in their weak place and now every employe of the Hurley meat market is wearing the smile that won't cone oh." In ulainer English Mir. Hurley was the patron saint of ore of the biggest picnics that ever hanpeEcd and 64 CT his emp.oyes and invited friends enjoyed his hospitality. The 1nerTy-,nakers repaiied early il the day u the Hord ranch on Salt Iiv- re. southwest of town ana there made themselves happy in various ways and in q variety Of languages. Fer the athletic picnicEcls sack races. running aces ana similar &nuselnents were provided, for tn ,se inclined to be wild and WColy there was bronco riding and for those more aesthetic th.!C vas dancing and lots Of it. good music hay ing been arranged for. One incident in which all 1ticirated w;,s tl,e pie nic dinner which was tno croWni-3 event of the Gay.
 \ BOOM IN INSANITT.-Ther Was aotivity about the probate court and the insane asylum yesterday. When the Gay opened there were two persoEs ready to be tried for insanity. One of them was Jchi Garter the man Wa1 came to the jail on Saturday night and wanted to be locked up % that he could not commit suicide. The othe1. was sam Smith the cocaine fiead who tried to Cut his threat in the ci.y jail last week. Both Of tIeEl wanted u b. sent to the asylum CT to the Denitcn- tiary. Both of them had been in mates of the poor house ana both ci them had been in the asylum before The third candidate for the nad-ihOuse vas Q Mexican brought down from Hot Springs Junction with q peculiar hal Inclination. He believed there was a devil inside oi him and that he was trying to get out. While he was an unpleasant companion in the interior the Mexican believed that he was less dangerous there than if he should sue ceed ir getting at .a.ge. He vas there fore bending all his eEc.g.ec to keep him bottled up.
 AN UNSUPPORTED CAG.C. The case Of W. D. Crothc:s charged by Mrs. Laura Mead with highway rob- bery. was tried in Justice Burnett's court yesterday and the defendant was discharged. The story Of inc CCII.- plaining witness laced several points; Of being reasonable. The robbery of which she complained she said occurred about three weeks ago. She was cross ing a vacant lot at the corner of Madi- son and Jackson streets one night when she net the defenGant who asked her for a match. She replied that she did ret carry matches wheraupCH he hit her on the jsW and Knocked her down. He took sold watch aad chain and telling her that Il she mace aH outcry he would l-ili her h. ral away. She said she hlC never seen nim be- fc~e and had net seen him since until last Saturday night. There wore two witnesses Of the robbery. Mrs. Mead said, two boys who cannot be found. Brothers on his side said that he was no stranger to Mrs Mead: that ne had seen her about the time mentioned in co,,1T,l 9i int hut zfp \t-sG gold watch or chain implicated. lie relat- cd quite Q different story from that told b. the prosecuting witness.
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