Arizona republican., 1904-08-24
The Berryhill Co.
Cor. Washington and First Sis.

ogo he cut his right hand severe I,. ahd wranped it up in rags, saturat- iT,y inc bandages with turpentine Hes- tar,l.,v he struck a match to light c;,rar and it accidentally came in con- tart with the turpentine. What hap naued then needs no telling out when ina fire was eXtinguished he haa r,,iir frll of blisters that demanded lhS attention of d surgeon. It IS hoe pe- lfaved he will suffer any permanent m iurv but it will be weeks oetore He throws any baseballs
 A COMING WEDD!NG-On SeptefA- her 3rd Mir. Cornelic Angulo Of Flor- apca and Miss Artemisa Olea of this citv will be married in St. Marys Catholic church, this city. MT. AnSulo is a prosperous merchant of the Pinal county capital and an old resi- dent of that city well and faVoraoly l,novh having also quite an extended acouaintance in Phoenix. Miss Olea IS one of the fairest daughters or the
 Mexican colony of this city, this being
 the place of her nativity and her nome from the beginning. She IS wldeg known here and is deservedly popular
 not only mong the people of her own
 race but among the American popuLa-
 ton of the city.
 A BAD MOVE-Attorney Sharp
 yesterday employed a drayman to
 move his roil top desk and&its contents
 to the second floor of the Gotten block. The desk was a heavy one and was filled with more personal effects and
 general bric-a-brac than some men ac- cumulate in whole lifetime. The dray~ man seemingly did not have help en- ough. Just before the top of the stair way was reached, the men carrying the desk lost control of it and it fell to the Center street sidewalk below. That is some of it did and the rest of it was scattered along the stairway from top to bottom, together with the varie- gated contents of the desk A man with an ax could not have wrought such disaster on the desk in an hours 1 faithful work and the wreck would have made q cyclone ashamed of it. self. It was ruined beyond repai, and | it is doubtful if all the pieces of it will ever be found.
 SETTLE WITH SETTLERS-Mr. | D. w. Manchester, special agent of the Indian office arrived in the city yes terday for the purpose of making final settlement and payment to all the | squatters on the south half of the Me Dowell Indian reservation. for their claims to holdings there, with the un- derstanding that they shall vacate. The ! trouble between the settlers and the
 Indians at McDowell for some years lpast is a familiar story to the Phoenix readers and it will be remembered that i the government finally decided to buy
 out all the settlers at d proper ap- Ipraisement. The most trouble was ex- | perienced over the holding in the
 north half of the reservation so that
 was disposed of first, final settlement
 having been made some months ago | by MT. Manchester, after the report of 1 Supervisor Frank Mead. The work of | buying out the settlers on the south l half was then immediately undertaken
 and the settlement by MT. Manchester will be the final act that turns the en- l tire reservation over to the Indians,
 amicably and pleasantly ending all diff | faculties that for years have been a
 menace both to life and property.