Arizona republican., 1905-03-09

sold or reserved for the gallery and that
 will seat a great many at fifty cents
 each. so all who want to see the show
 should be able to be comfortably seat
 ed one night or the other
 A HAIL STORMY esterday even
 ing about the time of the fierce though
 short shower in Phoenix there was heavy hailstorm in the neighborhood of the asylum. Things were beaten into the ground and for long time afterward the hail was piled high on the porches of the asylum.
 TERRIBLE GS-Galda- bon. the Mexican whom the murderer and suicide, Henry Carsten thought he had killed last Saturday was brought to town last night by Mir. Francis of Campbell & Francis, in whose camp the killing of Ortiz and the Wounding of Galdabon occurred. The man was taken to the Star lodging house and the first surgical attention he has had was given him by Dr. Hughes. He was shot through the hip and one arm was nearly crushed by a shovel in the hands of Carsten. It took three days to get him from Lime Creek where the affair occurred to Cave Creek. From the latter place he was brought in a wagon. Galdabon shows
 
 muring under the operations of the surgeon. "A CAVE CREEK AFFRAY-But it may be only an echo of the tragedy of last Saturday. Word was brought to the office of the sheriff yesterday morning of another bloody affray at Cave Creek. It was said that a Mex ican and an American boy about eigh- teen years of age had got into a quar- rel and that both of them were serious iy shot. It was added that Hugh Campbell in one of whose sheep camps they were employed was on his way to Phoenix with both wounded men. Deputy Sheriff Sears left as soon as possible to investigate the report and last night had not returned. The stage driver who came in from Cave Creek yesterday evening said he had heard nothing of the affair. It is sup posed that somebody has misunder- stood and that the story brought in Yesterday is based on the statement , contained in E. P. McCormick's letter to The Republican yesterday that Mr. was going to start with the Mexican whom Henry Carsten tried to kill last Saturday at the time he killed another Mexican at the Red Ro- yer mine. 9 A ROOSEVELT WEDDlNG-Mr. J. ID, Houston and Miss Rose E. Velasco were united in matrimony on March 3 et 4:30 D. m. at the home of the brides parents in Roosevelt. Mr J. !. D. Evans officiated. This is the first i that has occurred in Roose- | welt and therefore has a historical va Tue for the future as well as marking one more step in the development of i that place into real town. MT Hous- 1 ton is business man of Roosevelt and ] is well known in Gila county having 1 resided in Globe for the last five years 1 He is a gentleman of honesty and in ! tegrity and stands well in the com | He is a relative of the noted | sam Houston who had so much to do | with the making of history in the ear | ly days of Texas. The bride was born | in old Fort MeDoweI, Arizona, and has l spent most of her life in Phoenix For l some years past she has made her | home with the family of Ben L. Bear l She is well known here and has a host l of friends who will wish the newly | married couple long and prosperous , lives They expect to make Roosevelt | their home for the time being, Mr | Houston's business engaging his close attention.
 , NOTICE TO DRlVERS-The Cen tral Avenue Boulevard association has been doing . lot of hard work to make ! that thoroughfare what it is designed i to be but some of the people who are to benefit most by the improvements are really doing much to retard the work. It is, or ought to be generally that the avenue is design ed not only for drivers but for wheel men and some years ago at consider able expense, a good bicycle path was constructed at, the side of the drive way for the wheelmen so there would