Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-19
DEPARTURE OF j. a. KURrz-

DEPARTURE OF J. a. kURTZ-
]. a Kurtz will leave the first of the
week for California where he will JOIN
his family who are now visiting in san
Francisco and in the future make that
or some other coast town their pres
ent home.
THE SALE OF A HoME-Through
the agency of Pecka Brothers NJ. l.
Vieux Yesterday sold TO Mrs. Lund lot
II in block and improvements, the
consideration named being $4,000. The
house will be occupied by the Lund
family as their residence shortly after
the first of October.
CAUGHT IN THE BUMPERS-While
coupling cars for the Southern Pacific
company at Yuma Wednesday, Bert
Allen smashed his arm so badly that
amputation of the same was necessary.
The young man was then taken TO the
hospital at Los Angeles. Allen form
erly worked for the Santa Fe in the
northern part of the territory.
A MONTHS OUTING-Jack Leroy
and Charles Yeager left yesterday for
a months outing in the hills in the
western part of the valley. They left
with a wagon load of things to eat
and enjoy themselves with The load
is to be taken to a camping place in
town. At the end of a month he will
go out and gather up what remains
of the tourists.
THE POLICE COURTROOM cases
were disposed of in the city court yes
terday afternoon. w. J. Blaze, charg-
ed with drunkenness, paid a fine of So.
John Doe. a man with a family de-
pending upon him for support, was
Iectured and allowed to go. Diego
AbriI and Jesus Agio were given Jail
sentences of seven and five days re-
spectively Last night the police gath
cred in several offenders, none, how
ever, for very serious offenses.
DICK FlETCHER'S CONDITION.
A letter received from DR.. Miller at
Payson yesterday says Dick Fletcher
who was some weeks ago shot in the
leg. is resting as we'll as could be eX-
pected and if no unforeseen conditions
arise his recovery will be rapid. The
letter also says that DR.. Miller will
return to Phoenix on the 23rd of this
month but whether it is also meant
that Mr. Fletcher viii accompany him
is not known.
AN oBSTREPEROUS YA0UI-
Feipe Marcos was before Justice Bur-
nett Yesterday for the disturbance of
the peace in a saloon in the lower part
of the city. He was wiping up the
place when Constable Harry Props
came along and persuaded Marcos to
go to jail with him. The Indian was
committed for seven days. Jose Ro-
nero and Carlos Romero were also up
for disturbance of the peace. Each
got seven days in the county jail
APPROVED MINERAL SURVEY
The surveyor general has approved
the survey of the West Bisbee No. II
and fifteen other lode mining claims
situated in the Warren mining dis
trict, Cochise county, Arizona The
survey is designated as survey No.
2094 and the property is owned by
the Bisbee West Copper Mining COM
pany of Bisbee, Arizona. The ground
embraced in this survey covers 32O.45O
acres The survey was executed
by Franklin w. Smith of Bisbee.
INCENDIARY CHINESE T w o
Cinnamon are under arrest ct Pres
colt held on the charge of arson. The
boarding house at Val Verde was de-
stroyed by fire one night this week in
which both of the men under arrest
had formerly been employed. They
were discharged and ordered to leave
the premises but on the night of the
fire they We're both on the ground
and their actions were such rs to cast
suspicion on them. The fire was of
incendiary origin, much trash that
had been soaked with oil having been
found under one of the stairways. in