Arizona republican., 1904-08-12
TRACK sPRINkLEp-

PhoenlN yesterday and Spr1nkling will begin today south of Tempe.
 SICK MAIL CARRiER-Man Car
 rier Burgess, a substitute on city deliv-
 cry route No. ?, was taken violently and suddenly i'll yesterday while mak- ing his rounds. His condition is not alarming, however.
 INJURY WAS FATAL-Conrad
 Stumpf, the man who had both legs
 broken while riding on a handcar near Florence. by running into a freight train, died in Mercy hospital Prescott, Tuesday night.
 CALLED BY lLLNESS-John Young who has been employed for some years by the MelcZer lqiuor house, left for Omaha on this mornings s. F., P. & r. train in response to a telegram an-
 nouncfng the very serious illness of his mother.
 OFF TO THE HlLLS-Hi Hooker and Beverly Cox have gone to the Mo- gollon mountains to see how the game crop is coming along. They were up | there last year and killed what they ! wanted but left few bear and wild | turkeys for an excuse to go back again
 this year.
 AN APPROVED MINERAL SUR VEY-The survey general has approv-
 ed mineral survey No. I'll, Indiana | lode, situated in the Greenlee Gold Mountain or Copper Mountain mining l district, Graham county. The claim is
 owned by the Mexican Mining com pany, L. A. Durham, trustee. EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETING | The business ani social meeting of
 the Epworth League of the Central NJ.
 E. church South, will be held tonight
 at the home of Dr. H. A. Hughes No. ! 3OO F. Adams street. The leaguers are | requested toebe present and bring their | friends with them. A good time is
 assured.
 NEW cORPORATlONS-Articles of ] the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes
 terday: National Safety Elevator | company capital stock, $SOO.OOO. in-
 corporators H. c. Rees, J. A. Hun and | s. $. Sutherland; New York Gold
 Mines company, capital stock, S3.O0O,- | 900, incorporators c. A. Widener, J. F. Lewis and G. Corbin.
 l. FOR A SHORT VACATION-Mr
 and Mrs. Isaac T. Stoddard and son, | CelCra. left on yesterday mornings
 s. F., P. & P. train for san Francisco.
 where they expect to stop for two or
 three weeks. Before their return they will arrange for the entering of Celora | in the Belmont school, few mile5 ! from san Francisco, to complete the
 course begun in New York. ANOTHER RAIN-Phoenix enjoyed another nice little shower last even | ing about o'clock. It did not rain l r,rf, n the atmosphere was greatly cooled. | Those coming down from the north on ;2le freight train last night said it had | rained on them nearly all the way from Ash Fork and some of the time :he rain was very heavy.
 SPENT YESTERDAY HEBREW. M. Sell. manager of the Castle Creek
 Hot Springs, was in the city yesterday having recently returned from Cali fornia, where his family is spending the
 summer. He says Phoenix and Castle Creek are both all right in the winter time, but he has seen cooler summer climates than either can beast of. He went to Prescott on this mornings
 traGn.
 JOHNSON COLES-Mr. I. J. John
 son and Miss Carrie Coles it is sup
 posed were married in Bisbee yester- day, that date having been announced
 for their wedding. MT. Johnson is
 manager of the Arizona agency for
 the New York Life Insurance Co. Phoenix being his home and official headquarters. The bride is a sister of
 the chief bookkeeper of the Copper Queen Co.,. and a very popular and ac- complished young woman.
 KNOCKED FROM A WHEEL
 Ralph, a son of MT. and Mrs. George w. Kane, while returning from East
 lake park last night after the perform ance in the theater. was knocked from his bicycle by horse driven rapidly in the dark. The breath was knocked out of him and it is thought one of the horses feet struck him but there seem
 ed last night to be no serious injury,
 either external or internal
 SWlNDLER ARRESTED-A man giving the name of Leonard Krower
 has been arrested in New Orleans on l the charge of using the United States
 mails fer fraudulent enterprises said to
 have been carried on in Los Angeles, San Diego, Tucson. Tombstone, Bisbee, Douglas. Fl Paso and New Orleans. His operations were of varying nature III lIe ulIeFeHL cues ana ne was also addicted to the habit of changing his ! name frequently. A postoffice inspect i or is now in southern Arizona working
 up the testimony in the case.
 PEACE DISTURBERS-Jesu Con
 zales was arrested Wednesday night 1 for disturbing the peace, and thrown i into jail, pending his trial yesterday. ! Yesterday he pleaded guilty before Jus i tice Robertson and was sent to jail for | seven days. An incident occurred in
 the jail Wednesday night that did not
 gain publicity till after the trial yes terday. Jesus was just drunk enough
 to be noisy and make trouble. He
 seemed to be trying to tear the jail ] down from the inside and let the roof