Arizona republican., 1906-09-01
OF LOCAL INTEREST

| it. | She has been gone from the city for ] three months and during that time ] visited at points in Ohio and Iowa. | A WEDDING-Yesterd afternoon I at o'clock Judge Phillips of the prob
 ate court united in marriage Harry
 Rowland Clawson of Cochise county
 and Ella Lee Smith of this county The 1 couple will reside in the southern part | of the territory
 PHELPS GILMORE HOME-Phelps ] A. Gilmore yesterday morning returned rom California, where he had been for 1 several weeks enjoying the coast eli | mate. Mrs. Gilmore has been on the l coast all summer at the Hollywood ho- ] tel at Hollywood, and will remain until | cool weather sets in.
 DEATH OF CHARLES O. ROUSE | Word was received here yesterday of the death in Tucson of Charles O l iNouse son of Judge Owen T. Rouse ! The dead man was county superinten- 1 dent or schools in Pima county and
 was well known and we'll liked. The
 funeral will be held in Tucson, Sunday afternoon.
 PLEA TO THE ooVERNoR-Mrs. Stevens and daughter. an aunt and | cousin, respectively. of C. C. Leigh. | who has been convicted and sentenced i to death for the murder of Jennie ! Bauters, near Kingman some months ago, are in Phoenix. and yesterday made a personal plea to the governor for a communication of the sentence. | GONE TO CALIFORNIA-Mrs. ] Mary M. Culver. who has made Phoe- nix her home for a number of years, 1 left yesterday for Claremont. Cal where she will spend the coming year Her daughter. Miss Essae Culver IS ! librarian of Pomona college, located at that point and it is to be with her that the change is made. Mrs. Culver has rented her home in the Brill addition
 to a family for the winter.
 CITY TAX ROLL-Today the com pleted assessment roll of the city of Phoenix will be turned over to the city recorder and remain in that officials possession for period of ten days. in accordance with law. During this time it will be open for inspection to all taxpayers or interested parties. At the close of the ten days the book will be turned over to the city council, who for the succeeding ten days will sit as a board of equalization.
 A FATAL ACClDENT-B. l. Edson a motorman in the employ Of the city railway company. yesterday received letter from his wife, who is spending 1 tho summer in Iowa. containing news of a very regretful nature. Mrs. Edsou and their child went driving with an
 aunt The horse got entangIed in a runaway accident and all were thrown out of the buggy. The aunt was killed
 and Mrs EdsOn and child were so
 badly shaken up that the former was still confined to her bed at the time of writing
 TICKET AGENTS TRAVELING- F. B. Savage. assistant city passenger agent of the Maricopa S5 Phoenix road. returned to the city yesterday after spending month in the central states. Much of this time was occupied in wis iting friends and relatives at his for mer home in Lockpo-t, IT. Fly Page. the city passenger agent of the office. will leave in a few days for the City of Mexico, to be gone from the city for several weeks. His wife and child have been on the coast during the summer.
 FUNERAL OF ". A. WILSON, Yesterday afternoon the funeral of William A. Wilson was held in the
 Baptist church. The sermon was preached by Rev. Orville Coats who spoke most feelingly of the position
 Mir. Wilson held in this community. of
 the loss the town. the church and the
 family hGG sustained X choir sang several numbers. Interment was made
 in EOsedale cemetery. a large funeral
 procession following the remains to the grave. The pallbearers were F. J. Ben nitt N. A. MOrford, F.. A. Spaulding, D. D. Horning. C. D. Doris and J. Elliott
 Walker A large number of floral tri-
 butes were placed on the grave by friends and neighbors of the departed.
 THE CONDON CASE-On the in- depreciation of a telegram sent by
  Crown King Miners association rests the question whether the body of Michael J. Condon will be buried in the pOtters field. They had teIegraphed
 to find out if Condon. who was killed by an M. & P. train several days ago. was intoxicated at the time the affair occurred or not. If he was it is under stood to be the custom of the order not to pay funeral benefits If he was sober, Condon will be buried at their expense. Judge JOhnstOne answered their communication by saying that COndOn was walking from Phoenix to
 Mesa City. alone. on the afternoon Of the affair, and as to his sobriety no
 one could testify. An answer is ex- pected tomorrow.
 A MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING-AI Mexican named Duron. who lives in uttle house Tn the Mexican section of
 the Irvine addition. was given d very painful surprise about o'clock yester- day morning. He had gone outside the house and sat down for moment or two on a chair or bench to consider the glories of an August morning in Arizona, when he felt something strike
 his left hand. which immediately began to bleed and pain him He had seen neither man nor missile. nor had he heard any noise like the report of a gun, but there was no mistaking the fact that he had a bullet hole through his hand. It is hardly thought an at tempt was made on his life or some body would have been seen in that vicinity. and the wound was probably made by stray bullet from the weap- on of some early morning nimrod who