Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-07-31

BROUGHT IN A CRAZY MAN
Sheriff Lewis of Cochse county came
in yesterday morning with a man who
had been committed to the insane asy-
lum.
NO RESPONSE.-No word was re-
ceived yesterday from the relatives of
H s. Tabor the New York actor, who
died Wednesday morning. relative to
the disposition of the remains.
PINE PEACHES.-R. j. Pierce of
Glendale yesterday contributed to the
board of trade exhibit a fine lot of Ell
berta peaches. some of which will be
exhibited at St. Louis if the preserving
fluid of the secretary does its work
we'll.
OUTLAW DOG KILLED.-This is
the last chapter in the story of the
outlaw dog Officer Moore yesterday
morning discovered the animal unde:
the house OF Harvey Wilson and Sc
| curing the permission of the family put
bullet into him in the light place.
| He will never scare anybody again
unless he sends back his ghost.
| EXCURSIONISTS - Among those
leaving via the NJ. & P. train last
night were the following named: For
the seaside. X. Humphrey, Mrs. F.
c. Miller, E. c. Miller. Belle thinner
man. Mrs. Reno Pauline Reno. D. w.
Belden. Irene B. Noyes. B. F. Eyer,
Mrs. G. A. Wilcox. For other points
Ida B. Wilson, Los Angeles; George
Chenowith. Mrs. L. J. Chenowith. Nash
! Vile.
HATFIELD BERGGREN. - Thomas
Hatfield and Mary Berggren were mar
ried last evening at $50 o'clock at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. William
George Pemberton on North Sixth
street Justice j. M. Burnett officiated
in his most solemn and impressive
manner. Mr.. Hatfield is a well known
and competent chef and the bride was
for long time the housekeeper at the
Hotel Adams.
ARSON IN TUCSON.-Barney Wallis
place on West Congress street was
again set fire 10 by some unknown
! person yesterday morning. An alarm
was turned in to the depar tment at
1880 and the fire boys found no diff
Guilty in eXtinguishing the flames. That
was the second time within two days
that arson has been attempted at the
same place in this city. Comparative
| ly little damage was done to the struc
! ture, as the fire was started close to
the roof Fannie Lezinsky of New
York is the owner of the building and
carries insurance thereon.-Star.
| REAL ESTATE.-Several real estate
deals which have been hanging fire for
some time were completed yesterday in
which the Arizona Water company
| transferred a large area of land under
the Arizona and the Grand canals
| One of the purchasers was Sheriff
Cook who took all of section 20 in town
ship north, range 1 east for $4,000
Lindiey B. Orrne was the purchaser of
| the west half of the southeast quarter
of section So. in the same township.
| The considera ton was $500. J. Ernest
| Walker bought the northeast quarter
of the northwest quarter of section II,
in the same township for $1,000.
| GOOD STRONG WHISkEY.-Ther
was an explosion in the cellar of the
Hotel Adams yesterday that attracted
| the attention of the people within d
| block or Two, and caused the loss of d
| couple of quarts of good whiskey. a
porter from the saloon was drawing off
a jug full of the corn juice and held
d match close to the faucet to see
how full his measure was. The barrel
was only partly full and the fame of
the match ignited the gas in the barrel.
| through the faucet. The head of the
| barrel flew out and there was a report
| that made the porter think the barrel
was full of earthquakes. He will not
| do it again.
| FILM PLANNED THE, TIMES
| The following from the Los Angeles
| Times shows that that metropolitan
1 journal has been worked by Supervisor
Jake Miller and Hi Eldred with their
fishing stories just as they have film
TANNED the Phoenix papers so often
The power launch Wilma, Capt. Burt
made a fine catch of barracuda off
Ocean park Monday. bringing in 12i
fine fish. as the result of trolling from
O'Clock until 1.30 p. m. Those who took
the trip were H. Eidred of Phoenix
Ariz.: Jake Miller of the same town
Dr. A. Z. Newcomb of Pasadena, f
w Balfour of Pomona and F. w
Paige. F r. Woodbury.. 3. H. Dya:
] and I. l.. Jordan of Ocean park.