Arizona republican., 1905-08-07
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GOVERNORS INSPECTIOH-Gov-
ernor Kibbey commander in chief of
the national guard of Arizona, will
leave Tuesday morning for Camp Bro
die where he will inspect the soldier
boys on the field Of battle. lie Will
probably return Thursday morning.
CHRONOLOGICAL CONDITIONS
Again The Republicans forecast was
verified and last night there were few
er bugs than for a long time. The
chronological atmosphere seems to be
clearing and the bugometer indicates
that conditions will be far better in
a day or two.
GRAHAM COUNTY ITEMS-Joe
Blair was killed at Eden about a week
ago by horse falling on him and the
pommeI of the saddle striking his tenn
Pile He leaves a wife and five chill
/ dren. lobe Lacy of Duncan was ar
rested on the charge of stealing cat
tie from Sheriff Parks. Iacy is a
, butcher and was similarly accused a
couple of years ago but managed to
clear himself.
COMING OF GENERAL SAMPSON
II. J. Duncan yesterday received a
letter from his brother D. A. Duncan
in charge OF a large trading business
at Gotta Ecuador saying that the day
before he had had the honor of en-
tertaining General \. J. Sampson, late
L. $ minister to Ecuador. The general
was then on his way to the coast and
said that he would arrive in Phoenix
late in September.
ALL SAME BUGS-Though the
streets looked almost deserted Jester
Gay owing 10 the Prescott eXcur.'iCn
and the constant tide of travel to he
coast. at shutdown last night the pOpu-
lace began to come out Of their holes
just as the crickets and grasshoppers
do and by the time the band was ready
for its concert the city hall plaza was
filled with a crowd nearly as large as
usual in the summertime.
THE HEAT OF THE EAST-Geo.
L. p. Chambers returned yesterday
morning from months visit in New
York, where he had been called TO look
after his business interests. Mr..
Chambers says the heat in New York
during his stay was terrific. A part
of the time the thermometer regis
tered 80 while the per cent of humidity
was 90. Though on the arrival of Mr..
Chambers in Phoenix the heat was
apparently more the air felt cool and
pleasant in comparison with that OF
the east.
A RAID AT FIVE POINTS-The
Five Points police force consisting Of
Captain Hi Mcdonald, yesterday con-
Quoted a raid on the Salari saloon and
landed the barkeeper and Simona Ro-
bIes and another Mexican woman in
Jail. The charge against the women
was lettering around a saloon and the
charge against the barkeeper was per
hitting them to do so. They We're all
released on bond to appear today for
trial. SimOna is the woman referred
to by her intimates as the widow of
Ben Perkins.
CHURCH STRUCK BY LIGHT
NING-During the hardest rain and
electric storm seen in Douglas for
long time. on Thursday evening last,
the new Baptist church in that city
was set on fire by lightning which
burned out the electric wire
insulation The fire company
worked herOically and man
aged to extinguish the flames but not
until the building had been damaged
to the extent of $4,000 The church
cost approximately $4,000 and was in
sured for $4,000
HOPE OF RECOVERY-The cOndi-
ditiOn of Gus G. KIagas, who was be-
lieved at two o'clock yesterday morn
ing to be dying was later in the fore
noon so much improved that the pa
tient was able to sit in a chair and