Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-06-22


GONE TO KENTUCKY. - Jennie
Wiles and Hal y. Wiles with the body
of H y. Wiles left for South Ripley.
Ky. on this mornings 5. F.. p. and P.
train.
SUMMER SCHOOL.-Mrs. c. NJ.
lander and Mrs. l.. d. YaegeD left for
Flagstaff yesterday morning. They
will attend the summer school for
teachers to he held by the faculty Of
the northern Arizona Normal which
opens on the 10Th.
GONE TO CALIFORNIA.-Mr and
Mrs. ]. c. Adams and their daughter
Miss Marguerite. left FOR California
Saturday night. Mrs. Adams and
daughter wiz spend the summer at
Coronado hotel the guests of Mrs.
Adams sister. Mrs. y. Il. Babcock. MI.
Adams VIII continue his journey To San
Francisco on business.
GOING TO ITALY.-Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Perrazzo left on last nights NJ. &
p. train for Italy. where they will visit
the home of Mr.. Perrazzos childhood
Their principal purpose is to see Mr.
Perrazzo's father. who is now very old
and they expect to be absent about
three months. Anton Gold has been
placed in charge of Mr.. PerraZZo's bus
mess interests here during his absence.
RETURN OF THE MILITIA.-Adju-
tant General Leavell OF the ArizOra
National Guard returned to the city
last night. He remained at Norenci
with the Yuma and Thatcher compan-
les to await the arrival of Troop 6 of
the United States cavalry from
Apache which it was stated by The
Republicans dispatches arrived "a
Morehci on Saturday overland. The
militia left the same day.
4 OvERMUCH PRosPERITY-A lot
of Mexicans who had been employed by
the Phoenix e Eastern were paid OF
on Saturday and it was expected that
there would be a sort Of satHnalia
in town. Nest Of thcm. however. were
well behaved and there was very little
trouble There was though noisy
fight in the southern part of the town
yesterday morning IN which three of
the Mexicans were ngaged. Two OF
them were arrested by Constable Red
wine and. put in jail. Tine constable
had only two hands and the third man
escaped.
ANOTHER WAR STORY.-Quarter-
master and Acting Commissary George
Alkire of the First regiment. y. @. A.
when he returned home from MorencI
said that the members of r company
ate more than any well-regulated sol
diers he ever heard about. The boys
are retaliating BY the relation OF an in
cident that occurred when they left the
broad guage and took the narrow
guage railroad at LOrdsburg. Every
body who knows Mr.. AlSire knows that
ii is just as far around him one way
as another. When he tried to enter i
narrow guage car he found the door
too small. = private yelled to him to
try il sidewise when he responded, II
haven't got any sidewise." He rode on
the platform.
BOTTLING WATER.-The Arizona
Medical Springs COMPANY. is a new cor
poration with a capital stock Of $780,
OO0. formed for the purpose of selling
water. The incorpora tors are AL Wor-
nell, 7. w. Chamberlain. J. ID. Marian
and Julius Gowett. The water they
sell though is not the ordinary article.
1t is a medical water taken from their
springs fifty miles north of Phoenix
and a mile and a half from Goddard
Toney springs where the medical mud
is found, for there is Z similar mud at
this spring. One company is selling mud
and the other is selling water. Some of
the water has been charged at the soda
works and II is said makes a most ex
AN ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING
The fifteen-year-o son of Logan +.
Morris was accidentally shot on Cave
creek Saturday The wound though
painful is not serious. but it was as
close a call as the young man could
have and get away with the game.
Young Morris and his cousin, Frank
Burris. started for Cave creek Satur-
day morning. They had almost reached
their destination when the accident
occurred. Morris was holding a % rifle
between his legs with the muzzle up
and was at the same time playing a
harmonica The weapon slipped to the
floor of the wagon and in some manner
ives discharged. The bullet penetrated