Arizona republican., 1903-08-16

Maximum temperature, 104: minimum
temperature, 81.
Average relative humidity, "a per ct.
Total precipitation, 0.
Character of the day-Clear.
M. E. BLYSTONE, Section Director
DEPORTED CHINAMEN. - Deputy
United States Marshal Charles fitting
left last night for San Francisco with
five Cinnamon who had beer ordered
deported.
NOLIN RESIDENCE SOLD.-T. NJ
Nolin, who has been in Prescott most
Of the time for the last year, has sold
his residence property in Churchill adj
dition to Mrs. Mamie T. Mansfield.
SPECIAL REQUEST.-Mem of
the Baptist church and congregation
are especially requested to be presen.
at the Sunday-school session at 81
q. m.
JURY HUNG ON WATERMELON
GEORGE.-in the case of Watermelon
George charged with an assault on J.
r. Hammond. jury in Justice Bur-
nett's. court yesterday, after having
been out all afternoon. failed to agree.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI
ENTIST.-Corner of Center and JeffeI =
son streets; services II a. M; subject,
Mind" Golden text: BE ye all OF
one mind, having compassion one of
another. love as brothers, be pitiful, be
courteous" II Peter 3:S.
HOT TOMALES.-The temperature
in the not tomale plant near the corner
of First and Buchanan streets got
above the limit about midday yester-
day and fire alarm was sent in from
box as. The department responded, but
the danger point was past by the time
il arrived.
A MINING REGION-Charies T.
Taylor and family, who have spent the
last six weeks in the neighborhood of
Walnut Grove. returned to the cit7
yesterday morning. While he was there
Mr. Taylir became interested in some
mining properties which he believes will
develop into mines of importance.
L,TS OF BEGS HERE.-On board
q crowded Phoenix street-car the other
night one gentleman who has not beer
here long remarked: There seems IL
be an awful lot of bugs in Phoenix
Yes" said the man standing next &c
him whose illness has not destroyed his
sense of humor. Il brought a lot 81
them here myself
SEASIDE EXCURSIONISTS - The
following left for the coast via the NJ
& P last night: H. Friedman. A. E
Cobb and wife. F. w. Thode, Jessie
r. Sibley, William Rhorig, l. V. Stew
art, J. F. Tharnish. Lena Mills. Mabe
Church, DR.. A. j. Chandler. Leo NJ
Rosenberg, J. P. Ivy and wife, NJ. T
Smith
MAX FRIEDMAN DEAD.-It is
learned that Max Friedman. a travelling
salesman fer the firm of Friedman
Bros. shoe deaders, of St. Louis. die,
of Bright's disease in Chicago 4 few
weeks ago. He has been Representing
that firm in the southwest for severa
years and was we'll known all ocel
Arizona.
WRECK NEAR NOGALES.-Owin:
to the heavy rains between Fairbanl
and Nogales on the S. P. line, the roaC
bed near Stanford was in bad condition
and when a freight train arrive,
Thursday morning within five miles o
the station the train was ditched anC
most of the cars lay on their side nea
the track. A wrecking crew was sen
out and are endeavoring to clean TIL
wreckage.
| JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF
Justice Robertson yesterday Afternoon
rendered a judgment for Jh2 plaintiff IL
! the case of W. w. Edwards varsu
Harry PROOFS and his sister. Mrs. Ros
Willis. The suit was for the commits
sion of 3 per cent on Il e sale of thei
residence prop rty in the south part q
| town to the Clarke Pratt Vehicle com
pa ny. he selling price beiEs $2.25>. Tn
defendants gave notice of appeal To TIL
| district court.
| NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o
| incorporation of the Mountain Quee
| Mining company We're filed in the offic
| of the county recorder yesterday. Tn
capital stock is 81 100000 and the incor
porators are S. T. Allen. E. A. Girvi
| and j. F. Littlefield. Articles were ais
filed of the American Mineral Explora
ton company with capital stock c
$40, 900, 900, incorporators, S. 7. AlleI
E A Girvin. F. ]. Solinsky and Others
Fl. NICHOLSON DEAD.-H. Niche
son, who for several months past Ia
conducted a clothes cleaning bushes
in Adams street, between First an
Center streets, died very suddenly yes
terday afternoon about 2:30 o'clock. II
was engaged in pressing a pair of pant
when he was taken suddenly with
hemorrhage of the lungs. Mrs. keI
nedy. who conducts the Leland lods
ing-house, came to his assistance an