Arizona republican., 1906-07-11
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 DIED AT THE AsYLUM-Douglas of Tucson, who was committed to the | Arizona asylum for the insane some | time ago, died there last night. He was ! formerly engaged in the real estate | business in Tucson.
 DEATH OF AN OLD cITIZEN-I Dionicio Corea, a Mexican, aged about | sixty years, died yesterday at his home | on North sixth street. The dead man | was we'll known in Phoenix having re- | sided here for many years and having l accumulated considerable property. He | leaves a large family. The funeral will | be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock at | the parlors of Easterling & Whitney.
 GONE FOR AN OUTING-Mr. and | Mrs. Wm. Mayors and son Frank, left l this morning on the Diamond Jo for l the Grand Canyon. where they will | stay for a day or two and returning join the Elks' excursion from Los An 1 geles to Denver. After the meeting of the Elks' grand lodge in Den yer. Mrs. Mayors and son will go to Los Angeles and MT. Mayors will re- turn to Phoenix
 A NEWSBOYS VACATION-Joe O'COnnell, one of the popular newsboys of Phoenix will spend the next eight weeks at Long Beach. For the past few days he has been the envy of the other boys who sell papers in Phoenix, and judging from their talk, there is not one of them who would not rather be Joe than be president. The young boy who is to have such an inviting trip will be accompanied by his mother.
 LEAGUE BUSINESS AND SOCIAL The Epworth league of the NJ. E. Church South will hold a business and social meeting at the home of MT. and 1 Mrs. w. L. VinsOn, just west of the Indian school, on Center street. Thurs day evening" July F. There will be plenty of games and watermelons. The ! Eoworth Bugle. the leagues society paper, will also be read. Members ! and their friends are requested to take | the TAO car to the Indian school
 A PROSPECTIVE RANGER-F. C. 1 Clark will likely be appointed in a few | days as a member of the Arizona rangers to fill a vacancy now existing 1 MT. Clark is now resident of Santa ! Cruz county. although he has made other counties in the southern part of | the territory his home in years past and is very familiar with all the trails of the mountains and the water holes
 of the plains. Above all else. he is a
 sober man, a requisite required of all 1 rangers. He at one time was a deputy
 sheriff in Santa Cruz county.
 CELEBRATED THE FOURTH Superintendent Mahoney of the Indus
 trial school at Benson has written to the governor that upon the invitation
 of Bishop Merrill of St. David. he took
 the inmates of the school for a picnic
 at St. David on the Fourth of July.
 The superintendent reports that the
 fifty-three boys and four girls had a great day and returned in the evening
 
 Mir. Mahoney says, complained be-
 cause "he got to go in swimming only nine times that day"
 A MARRIAGE EVE FIGHT-Con-
 cepciOn Rios and Francisco Calvenass were each fined s6 for fighting by
 Judge Johnstone yesterday. Late in 1 the afternoon warrant was issued for
 the arrest of young man employed in , downtown place of business on a
 charge of aaving assaulted a boy em- plOyed in the same establishment
 When the constable went to serve the warrant the man asked that the pro- ? ceedings might be stayed for a few . days owing to the fact that he was to Q be married tonight. As the case was ? not an especially aggravated one and the complaining witness was willing such a course was taken. He will likely
 pay a fine for his action before the case
 is called to trial.
 AN EXPLODING BOTTLE-George Wilson, the young boy who was very seriously injured by the explosion of d bottle of pop at athe Phoenix Bottling works, Monday afternoon. was yester- day resting very easy, and according to pr. WyIie. who is in charge of the E case. the child will soon recover. Al
 the time of the accident the boy wa: . watching one of the bottling men fiji
 the bottles. One of the bottles ex
 ploded and a large piece of the glas
 bottle flew into the child's face, cut ting a large gash from one ear to thu corner of the mouth An artery wa
 severed and there was great danger O
 the child bleeding to death, had no
 medical attention been promptly SC
 cured for him. The accident happenet
 about four o'clock in the afternoon an,
 the child was shortly afterwards takel
 to his home on Grand avenue. where h ! now is.