Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

S$OA N DOW N F., 4Oo FeaTI street. ENeW 1oIk'
 accompanied by a brother, arrived in
 Tucson, from Tipperary county, week or so ago, and the wedding quick
 ly followed. They will reside in Tue
 son.
 FLOODED STOcK.-The best post
 ed people know that this valley is al ready famous for it's blOoded horses and cattle, but it has not been hitherto
 famous a long way off for it's pure blood poultry. But that time is now at hand, and the ice has been broken.
 Saturday night Austin StarlIweather shipped to Idaho three pure blood
 brown Leghorn cOckerells. They are expected to hold their own, in the mat
 ter of points, with the thoroughbreds of any country. One of the men inter ested in their ownership now, chanced to be here, and seeing MT. Starkweath- CTS chickens, decided that they were about the best he had yet seen in any
 country, so he invested.
 ADVANCE GUARD OF PROSPER ITY.-Mark Twain, a local character
 who gets his nickname on account of his great resemblance to the genial
 humorist has just returned from Yuma where he has been spending the summer. Good times must be near at hand for it is a common remark that his entrance into a town proceeds period of prosperity. Mark can't sur vive in an unprosperous community.
 GUN CLUB SHOOTERS.-The gun club enjoyed a practice shoot at their grounds east of the city, yesterday, and some very. good scores were made. In fact the result was such as to mater faIlv cheer up the Phoenix shooters in their anticipation of the territorial meeting.
 A BULIST-GeOrge Ryan for several weeks past an attache ot the Ford bar Saturday morning pass ed through an experience which will for all time to come be strongly mark ed on his memory. With his family ne resides at 23O North Second avenue and for several weeks past has been
 sleeping out of doors on a porch eX-
 tending from the second story of the residence. About two o'clock in the morning, after all of the family had been asleep for several hours, he arose
 in his sleep and walked off the porch falling a distance of some twenty feet
 That he was not killed is a miracle for ground was especially hard where he fell
 AS it is he is nursing three ribs and the physician who was called has not
 as yet decided whether they are frac-
 tured or not This is not tae first time Ryan has walked in his sleep but it is the first time that he ever sustained any injury from the unusual habit Ryan insists that hereafter he is go- | ing to tie himself in bed when he re- tires for the night.
 AN OLD TIME PROPERTY-James | T. Boyd is feeling better and better as the days go by, about his mining prop ! erty sixteen or seventeen miles north l of Phoenix He recently brought in | from there some fine looking samples i of both oxide and sulphide ores that gave him splendid returns from the as l saver. His deepest shaft is down 123 | feet and in a sulphide ledge forty l inches wide. And ner shaft sixty feet deep and about thirty feet distant is | connected with drifts from which he l has taken oxide samples. ApprOxi- mately 400 feet away is another shaft twenty feet deep and on the same mineral lode. The property is an old ! one though of course was never worked 1 beyond the prospect stage. It was formerly owned by J. M. Gotten and at 1 that time considerable ore was worked l by the arastra process. Though little l has been done on the mine for some years MT. Boyd has been developing as | his slender means would allow and says l that every foot of work improves the l looks of things.
 l A DOMESTIC UPHEAVAL-The ! household of Jesus Pima yesterday un- 1 derwent a most severe shaking up. | There nave been few days during the past six months that slight shocks have
 not been felt but the outbreak of yes | terday far exceeded in severity and | damage any previous upheaval. Pima | and his wife have been living apart | for several months but this plan is en- ! tirely against his sanction. In fact he mas on several occasions argued the matter with his wife the arguments at ] these times nearing that state | where police interference was deemed wise by the neighbors. Yesterday after
 noon the unsettled question was again | taken up and had it not been for the | timely interference of one Ramon Gal l lardo it would no doubt by this time have been settled for all time for Mrs. | Pima was just in the act of breaking part of the household furniture over | the head of her spouse when the in | terference arrived. Pima not satisfied i with the results of the fight with his
 wife started in on Gallardo and it is l that particular part of the row that
 will be aired in Judge Johnstone's l court tomorrow when the case of the ! territory against Pima is called. Gal | Iardo is the prosecuting witness.