Arizona republican., 1906-07-28
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Fe consigned to l.. l.. Harmon. who was also the shipper. The stock are feeders and will be put on pasture in the valley.
 KINGMAN DEPOT BURNED-A telegram to one of the coast papers printed under date of July 24 says that an early morning fire destroyed the Santa Fe depot at Kmgman. The de- pot was a modern structure and cost about $15.OOO. All freight was de- stroyed but the office effects, mail and express were saved.
 SCHETTER- RIVERA - David T. i Schetter of Bisbee and Anita Rivera of Buenos Ayres were married yesterday afternoon by Judge C. w. Johnstone in the presence of d few friends of the couple. The ceremony was performed about 1 o'clock and the bride and groom left last night for Bisbee, where they will in the future make their home.
 THE DUBOIS GAMBLING CASE Judge Rouse and Acting City Attorney Richey of Tucson passed through the city yesterday for Prescott, where they go for the purpose of attending the habeas corpus proceedings in the case of Homer Dubois. the Tucson gambler. now in Jail at Tucson. Writs having been denied by Judges Camp bell and Doan, application was made to Judge Sloan.
 CHURCH OF CHRIST-There will be the usual services at the. Church of Christ, corner Fifth avenueS4nd Mon roe street, Lordsday morning eand evening. These will be the last ser vices before the minister's vacation. A
 tF,..F ...e nV Cronenberger will be given at the morning service. The Bible school will begin at 9:15 a. m. and morning wor- ship at 1O:3O. Evening service at SI o'clock, and Christian Endeavor at 7.I A most cordial invitation is extended to all.
 A REPUBLICAN ADVERTISE MENT-The department of criticism in Printers Ink, a journal for adver tisers. pays a compliment to the ad vertising columns of The Republican by reproducing an advertisement of McKee's Cash Store. which, as the critic puts it, 'very temptingIy called the attention of the public to the fact that the MceKe store had for sale frozen watermelons." The noticing of The Republican advertising columns by Printers Ink is not an unusual thing, hardly a month passing that some compliment is not paid this paper for the quality of its advertise mentss
 ENGINEER KILLED-According to a private telegram received in the city last night a freight wreck occurred on the main line of the Santa Fe caused by a head-end collision between a westbound local freight and an east bound through freight at Agassiz. a ] station three miles west of Flagstaff. ! Tn the collision Engineer SeagendOllar ! of the through freight was instantly ! killed and the fireman of one of the trains was so badly injured that it is thought he will die. Between Williams | and Flagstaff there is bad piece of road on the mountain side. Agassiz is a blind siding. At the time the tele- gram was sent the blame for the fatal ity had not been fixed. SeagendollarI l was an old time main line freight en- gineer, popular in railroad circles and well known throughout the southwest. l The wreck caused little delay to the main line traffic.
 DEATH OF B. F. LACY-News has just been received of the death of B. F. Lacy of Globe, in Los Angeles, l about the middle of the month, of dropsy and pneumonia. Early in the month he was taken sick in Globe and went to Los Angeles. hoping for inn provement. MT. Lacy was well known in Phoenix, having lived here a num- Der of years previous to, going to Globe, and was also well known in various mining camps as he had fol- lowed mining for many years. At the .g-- in one of the mines. He is survived by a wife and three sons, William, Herr bert and Ray. all three of the boys having been employed in the circula- ton department of The Republican a couple of years ago during their resi- dence here. The dead man also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Kehoe of Oakland, Cal, and Mrs. James Kearney of Ca nanea.
 ARIZoNIANs AT THE HoLLEN- BECK-The following residents of Arizona and vicinity were guests at the HOllenbeck hotel. Los Angeles, re- gently: A. w. AnsOn, Albuquerque; Winifred Coombs, Bisbee; Mrs. Grace B. Lawry, Tombstone; F. P. Ryder, Tombstone; Jos. Cope and wife, Phoe- nix; CornelO E. Angula, Yuma; J. P. McNeil, Globe; J. Arthur Gales, Pres colt; Mrs. J. S. Gales, Prescott; F. G. Blaisdell and family, Yuma; c. Bal lance and wife, Yuma; A. H. HarrelI Williams; David Clark, Clifton; G. w. Beecher. Kingman; c. w. Herndon, Prescott; w. H. Anderson and wife, Bisbee; G. c. Kicker, Bfsbee; Julia Clymer Yuma; Mrs. Wm. Morris. Bis bee; F. H. Shaffer. Las Vegas, N. NJ; w. G. Ellsworth, Tucson; F. B. Laine, Clifton; John Keller Prescott; Miss Dowdel, Cananea, Mex; Miss Harris, Cananea, Mex; Mrs. J. $. Williams Jr. and family, Nacozari, Mex; John F. Miller, San Xavier, Ariz.; F. C. Hol- ling, Tucson; M. A. Peterson and wife, Bisbee; J. R. Lake Tucson; Herbert Lacy, Globe; w. E. Lacy, Globe; F. M.