Arizona republican., 1905-08-10
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 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to David :. Hill and Miss Alice Ingraham, both )f Gila.
 A STREET FIGHT-Deputy Sheriff Joe Balsz was the accidental guest at | street fight yesterday morning, be- tween the notorious And- Garcia and lose Cells. He arrested both of the fighters, who kept trying to get at each other all the way to jail.
 A NEW CORPORATION-Articles of incorporation of the Monkey Hill Mining and Milling company were filed in the office of the county record er yesterday. The capital stock is S50.- poo, and the incOrpOrators are J. F. Pitt. A. Wingate and H. E. Doemer.
 CAMP MEETING-The camp meet ing started off with bright prospects last night. Quite large audience was present who listened most attentiVely to the sermon delivered by the Rev. c. l.. Taylor. the subject being prayer which was we'll handled. Several fam lilies are already on the ground and more to come. Everything is arranged so that all who will attend can be 
 THE FORMAL ORDERS-Surveyo General Ingalls, yesterday received the formal orders for the closing of the Tucson and Prescott land offices and the establishment of the Phoenix land office. There is an order for each of the present offices. The closing will be effected on September 30 and the new office will be open for business october ?. There will be no hiatus, for the reason that the intervening day will be Sunday.
 AN INSULTER OF GIRLS-Ralph Anold was before Justice JohnstOne yesterday. charged with a disturbance of the peace. The case was one of more than ordinary aggrevation, con- sisting of making insulting remarks in the hearing of young girls whom he happened to meet on the street. The girls were spared the embarrass ssment of being brought into court to testify against him, so that he got off more easily. He was fined $7.
 PROSPEROUS BUCKEYE-J. R. Norton was in town yesterday, having just returned from an inspection trip over the Buckeye country, where he has farming interests. He says the farmers are feeling rather jubilant over present conditions, are prosper ous and have faith in still greater DeIllN- ! llC Cdll-ii iS eilLDi tAiils5 t good water supply now. All the lands have been watered once and are beins gone over the second time.
 A PRESIDENTIAL TOUR-ColOnel Epes Randolph, president of the Southern Pacific lines in Arizona. ar rived here yesterday morning from Tucson in his private car, accOnpa- nied by II. T. Cory. his assistant. Mir. Cory remained here, but President Randolph. after a short stay, left via the :. F. P. & P. on a special train, for Prescott. He was accompanied by r. A. Jones, general freight and pas senger agent of the s. F. P. &S P. l. is understood President Randolph will remain a day or so in Prescott and then go to California via the Santa Fe.
 ARREST OF A REGULATOR City Marshal Burton of Mesa came to the city yesterday morning and ar rested John Ryan, wanted there for obtaining merchandise by false pre- lenses. He was also wanted in this city and Tempe for similar practices. The goods which he obtained at Mesa were found in a secondhand store in this city It was thought, until he was found by the Mesa officer that he had escaped to California. He was locked up in the county jail until afternoon, when the marshal took him back to Mesa.
 THE SLAYER OF WITCHES Deputy Sheriff Cunningham arrived last night from Mcdowell with Yuka- nina, the Apache who tried to kill a squaw there last Saturday because he believed that she was practicing witchcraft to his disadvantage. The Indian, who was not expecting to be
 arrested but who seemed rather to think that he had earned a chromo, be- trayed no surprise on the arrival of the officer. and he came to jail with out objection. He is about 40 years of age He will be arraigned before Justice Burnett today on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder MIR. PARISH HOME-W. A. FarIsn who has charge of the river measure ments for the reclamation sarviCa in Arizona, returned home yesterday from two weeks trio tC HoibroOk and vicinity. He has been placing new gauges in lieu of the old Cncs washed out a short time ago by the 1 breaking of the dams on the Little | Colorado river. He says the whole country is green and is a delightful | panorama for the traveller who crosses l Arizona just now. There have been | CODlOuS IdlllS all over anu tue 5 eio9 As ! springing up with vigOr The elements seem to recognize MT. Parish as a sort of all round rain agent They | know his business is to measure water so wherever he travels the water is | provided for him as though by cal culation. When he went north. he i found it raining at Ash Fork. Il rained all the way to HolbrOOk anC
 rained the day following while he wa: | there. When he started home agair l it began raining soon after he lef | HolbrOok, and continued until after ht | had passed Prescott on the journey | homeward. On a former visit to HOl-
 brook, last spring, the same condition: | existed It rained on him most of th' way up and back again. The sam | thing has occurred nearly every dm
 he has made trip over the Roosevelt | road.
 Perfume is a poor substitute for bath.-Atchison Globe.