Arizona republican., 1907-09-26
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 IRON SPRINGS DEsERTED-The families of w. D. Fulwiler and w. J. Murphy, the last of the Iron Springs colonists to leave that resort. returned to the city on Tuesday. leaving the springs in charge of a care taker.
 ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE EPI- DEMlC-Iiss Angie Parker is the latest victim of the epidemic, a species of epizootic which is sweeping over the court house and she was unable to be at her post yestreday Deputy Sheriff Adams was also obliged to re- main at home. Sheriff Hayden and Deputies Wood and Davis pretend to be improving, but they still speak with strong influenza accent.
 HE THREATENED TO KILL Deputy Sheriff Davis yesterday after noon brought to jail Ramon Contre- ras. who was arrested on the com plaint of a neighbor, A. Zuniga- Zu- niga said that Contreras came to his house yesterday morning and first wanted to fight and as he talked he became more blood thirsty and threat ened to kill him. Both are ranchers living on the other side of the river
 4 MONKEY AND A PARROT MISSION-Sheriff Hayden has received a letter from a woman living at Silver Bell directing him to buy her a parrot and a monkey. She desires him to visit the monkey and parrot stores of Phoenix and make a selec- tion with as much care as if he were going to buy the monkey for himself. She only stipulates that 1t must be a young one. capable of being trained. The sheriff is further directed to send the goods C. O. D.
 WILLIS WILSON - On Tuesday there appeared on the reigster of the Commercial hotel the names of Frank Willis of Prescott and Miss Annie Wilson. also of the City of the Pines. Yesterday afternoon these names are again entered on the register. this time as MT. and Mrs. Frank Willis. Pres colt. They were united in marriage by Probate Judge Phillips MT. Will lis is a railroad man in the employ of the S. F. P. & P
 AN INQUIRY FOR A BROTHER A letter was received yesterday from Maggie F.. Gullett of San Diego. malI- ing inquiry for brother by the name of Squire Gullett. a farmer, who the last time she heard from him was liv- ing in one of the farming districts of this territory. Miss Gullett has lately arrived at San Diego from her former home. Middletown, O. Her brother is not aware of her present whereabouts and she would like to have the papers tf ral- of hsa in quiry.
 4 PROSPECTIVE PHOENIciAN DIES.-J. L. Irwin yesterday received the sad news of the death of P. B. Johnson of Reidsville, North Carolina. Mir. Johnson was an old friend of Mir. Irwin and had intended to come to Arizona to spend the winter. but be- fore leaving was suddenly taken i'll of typhoid fever and died in less than two weeks. He was one of the veal thiest men in his county, prominent lawyer and president of the Reidsville National Bank. MT. Irwin was very sorry to learn of his demise.
 A MISCELLANEOUS COllEC- TiON-Justice Johnstone yesterday made the office of the clerk of the district court look like a junk shop.
  exhibits which have been gathering there for months. In fact he did lit tie in the course of the day except to lug plunder of one kind or another across the street There was the silk shirt waist of the wife of Angel Palo- mino. which bears the mark of a knife made when her husband tried to stab her to death there is the bloody and reu. varied assortment of clothing which Henry Lawson stole from the house of R C. Plenty a collection of rag ors, cigars. rum and other alcoholic fluids which Louis Sanchez captured in raid Cf barber shops and saloons one night. The justice insisted stpen- uously on having all these things and many more not herein enumerated put into the office safe.
 FAIR MATTERS.-The fair man aCement has granted the Crittenton Home management a complimentary concession for the maintaining of booth on the grounds during fair week. for the servingof meals and as a woman's rest room. This was done last year and the Home kept very convenient and attractive place for the women, serving meals of course, for their remuneration. For similar permits. the fair management charges five dollars a da.-. but the exception was made last --ear in behalf of the Home. on the theory that it was good thing for the fair and would en- able the Home to pick up few dollars also. The theory was found to be correct one and is therefore adhered to again this year. The annual cata- logue and premium list for the fair is now in the hands of the printer and it is expected will be ready for distribu- ton in q feu days
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