Arizona republican., 1903-12-25

who is wanted in Tombstone for en-
formerly of Phoenix. Wallace had
been employed by Mr.. Rock. When he
disappeared from Tombstone it was
! learned sthat he had bought a ticket
for NOgales. The superstition was that
he had gone into Mexico but it was
| learnedafterward thatIne had gone north
and in the course of a couple of weeks
/ he was located near Prescott. He was
ARRESTED there on a telegram from
Sheriff Lewis.
SOME FLOODED CHICKENS.-Mr.
c. b. Wood received yesterday from
Lebanon, Ind. a pair of beauties in the
shape of a Leghorn cockerel and pull
let. These birds are the famous May
hew first prize winners at both Chi
cago and Indianapolis, 1901. MI.
Wood is lover of fine chickens and
poultrymen are familiar with his
strain of white Leghorns which is
known to rank with the finest in the
valley. Readers of this paper are IA
miliar with his advertisement of last
season of White Star" one of his
birds shipped here from New York and
Of the winning Cornell strain. The
valley is said to be the home of more
fine chickens than any like area in the
United States. The more fine chick
ems shipped in the better it is for the
business.
COLLECTING WHEELS.-The po-
lice are gathering up d fine collection
of bicycles which they will probably
exhibit at St. Louis if they cannot get
rid of them any other way. Within
the last two days they have found
and still have awaiting claimants,
three Crescents two no names, one sly
racuse and one Columbia. They are
all mems wheels. 1t seems that
gang. or an unusually large number OF
individuals are making Il business Of
stealing wheels at this time, using
them till they get tired, then leaving
them wherever they happen to be. Yes
terday little girl left her wheel ~
front of her home about ten minutes
while she went into the house on an
errand. When she came out again ii
was gone and was not located until
nearly night WhCn il was found in i
vacant lot some distance away.
A FINE STOCK FARM.-Tom Nc
GinnisS a well known business man
and politician of Chicago. recently
shipped here u couple of carloads OF
fine Holstein cattle and thoroughbred
Kentucky horses, including a hand
some black stallion. Mr.. McGinnisS is
we'll known here through having spent
more or less time here during recent
winter seasons and having invested
great deal of money in a fine ranch
q short distance west of Alhambra on
the Maricopa canal. His cattle are all
registered and pedigreed, fourteen head
of his latest shipment having cost
$4,000. II is his purpose to make his
ranch notable farm for fine stock.
both horses ard cattle and il will in
due time become one of the show plac-
es of the valley. Mr.. McGinnis him
self has not yet arrived here the pres
ent season but is expected in few
days.
4 SIX MONTHS DlVORCE.-The
name of DR.. Anthony, of Yuma, is be-
ing dragged through the courts of
San Francisco, but it is not the first
time his name has been on record. His
former wife is trying to have a de-
cree of divorce annulled. She said thai
she forst met the doctor in South At
RIGA. where he was engaged in some
mental occupation. She was wealthy
and fell in love with him. She i'm
proved his condition. enabled him to
take course in medicine and he be-
came a practitioner of some promi-
hence. During the Boer war he tOok
the side of the Beers under SUCH cir
cumstances that he was regarded as Il
traitor and was captured and SEN
fenced to be shot. Mrs. Anthony said
that she had already spent the greater
part of her fortune on him and the
rest of it went to save his life The
AnthonyS came to this country. the
wife preceding. After they had lived
here awhile there was trouble and the
wife was accused of infidelity. She
tried TO commit suicide but her hus-
band saved her. He told her that as
Il punishment for her offense against
him he would have to get divorce
but that il would be for only SIX
months. She assisted him in that move
for her punishment. but before the
six months had expired he had Marie
another woman. The suit for annul-
ment is brought before the same judge
to whom Mrs. Anthony says she went
and interceded for the temporary di-
Vorce, only she says she did not tell
the court at the time that she under
stood that it was to be only temporary
separation.