Arizona republican., 1904-08-16

matter announces that while the shall low wells which have hitherto afford ed the camps supplyare exhausted, an abundance of water can be obtained by sinking one deep well on the pre- mises.
 CAUGHT TWO HOLD UPS-Joe Darrieu and Charles Randolph captur- ed two hold-up men at Paradis just after the bad men had relieved Al Lewis of his available personal as- sets. It will be the regret of the lives of these rascals that in robbing Lew Is they overlooked $175 loose change which the gentleman was wearing in an inside pocket.
 GLOBE ACCIDENTS-Two distress ing accidents occurred at Globe the past week. Charles Watts was terri hlv crushed by the cage of the Gray shaft sustaining a compound fracture of the leg, a broken foot and several scalp wounds. J. D. Copelen. manager of tho Wooden mines, was thrown from an Obstreperous horse and sustained l broken shoulder blade and two broken S.As.
 FIGHT WITH A LYNX-William HoWerton. according to the Florence Blade. had a fierce hand to hand en- counter with a lynx which attacked the gentleman while he slept. Hower- ton beat the animal off and followed it intending to shoot it when it attack ed him second time, knocking the six shooter from his hands. He finally choked the creature to death.
 HOLMES SCHOOL LIVES-Mrs Frank Holme. wife of the late artist, whose memory to many Phoenicians will be long hallowed. has written a letter to Tom Reed. the well known ac- tor and hotel man who managed all of the famous Holmes chalk talks. Mrs. Holme continues in the manage ment of the Chicago school of ilIustra- ton which her husband founded before he came to Phoenix. She has refused a good offer for the institution.
 AN EASTERN VISIT-Louis c. Mel czer and his son Isidore returned on Sunday morning from an extended eastern visit. MT. Melczer and his family went east about two months ago. They visited the worlds fair and the cities of Chicago, Cleveland. New York and Boston. Mrs. Melczer ana the younger children are stopping With relatives at oregon, Ills, and will re- main in the east until autumn. Isi- dore will shortly leave for Stanford university.
 OBERlE TO THE FRONT-News- papers of Los Angeles continue to take the name of Thomas Oberle, an actor well known to Phoenicians in vain. MT. Oberle twice distinguished him. self the past week-once by participat- inG in special production of Isben's Ghosts in which Miss Lottie Kendall. also known in this city. has a part and once by his enthusiastic offices as root CT for the Los Angeles baseball team. Of course 1t is not absolutely an es- tablished fact that Oberle was there by entirely responsible for the Angels defeat, but they certainly were well drubbed.
 RODE WITH THE TIDE-At last has the pale face navigated the So- noro river. Dr. Robert Graham of Huepac. took advantage Of the tide oc- casioned by the late rains and built and launched a slender craft for the pur- pose. In lieu of champagne Miss Ade- line Graham broke a bottle of Mes cal over the bow of the "PIomosa'' which was set adrift at Baviacora with five people aboard and which Was successfully Heated to Hermosillo. where the bold navigators were ten dered a banquet. Just to add zest to the enterprise the party was fired upon by a band of Yaquis when in about twelve miles from Ures.