Arizona republican., 1906-05-23

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 COMING OF GOVERNOR MUIR PHY.-Word was received in the city yesterday that former Governor Mur- phy would leave Chicago last night on visit to Prescott and this city.
 A FORMER RESIDENT. = Rev. Thomas Rogers of California. is in the city visiting with relatives and fIiCn6s. He was a resident of Phoenix Inany years ago, having entered the ministry after leaving here.
 A ROOSEVELT VISITOR. - Edson Lee, who for the last six months has been employed as a clerk in the com missary department at Roosevelt, ar rived here yesterday for a few weeks visit with relatives and friends TWIGGS- -SUTTON.-Word was re- ceived in the city yesterday by friends here that Miss Gertrude Sutton was on Monday married at Prescott to John Twiggs, a resident of that city. Miss Sutton was formerly a teacher here in the city schools.
 THE FIRST PEACHES. - Hall Brothers. whose ranch and orchard IS five and half miles west of Phoenix, yesterday brought to the city the first peaches of the season. There were
 fifty pounds of them, and they sc!d at mt
 REMOVING TO BlSBEE.-WiIliam B. Cleary is expected to arrive in the city in few days to arrange for the removal of his wife and family and household goods to Bisbee. where they will make their future home. They will leave Phoenix about the first of June.
 A BURNING CHIMNEY-An alarm of fire was turned in yesterday after noon from Box 27 at Five Points. The department made a hard run against the wind but its services were not needed. The cause of the alarm was a burning chimney some distance out the avenue beyond Five Points. No damage was done.
 SAMPLES FROM HUMBUG-O. A. ! Ensign has brought to the board cf trade room a number of fine mineral samples. One is of Wolframite ore. !
 
 that came from the old Tip Top mine in the Humbug district. Another is a sample carrying seventy per cent. an timony from nearby property. There l were also three other specimens Of ! lead, silver and gold ore from ;he Leo i mine on Humbug creek, that are said | to carry values of a hundred dollars ! to the ton.
 TO SEE THE WREcK.-Prof. J. W. Prout and Gus H. Hirschfeld left last | night for Tucson, where they expe t ! to join Col Epes Randolph this morl- | ing, for a days trip to the Total Wreck | mine near PantanO, a few miles east | of Tucson. The Total Wreck is one of | the historic mines of Pima county. but i has not been worked for many years | until recently, when it was rehabilitat- ed at the instance of Col. Randolph | and under the direction of Prof. Prout | Since the present prospect work was started large and new ore body has ! been discovered.
 RACE FOR LlFE.-Mention was made in yesterdays paper Of the inci- dent of dog biting a child and the | preparations for sending the little one to the Pasteur Institute in Chicago for treatment. Further information was secured yesterday of Philip Neville, who was in town again. MT Neville | said the child was the 3-year-old daughter of Thomas Rains who was in his employ, though the incident did i not occur on the Nellie ranch and MT 1 Neville never saw the child He learn ed, though that the little one was in a door and fell outside to