El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-17
SLEEPING MAN is
BITTEN BY A SKUNK
Animal Grabs ZundeI by the Lip and
When He AvyaIzes, He Is Bitten
on the Arm.


Stafford, Ariz-. June 17.-While asleep
the foot Of Mt Graham, Jake Zundel
was bitten on the upper lip by a skunk
When he grabbed at the skunk, he was
again bitten on the hand. Dr. dcWhirt
dressed the wounds and viii probably
administer the Pasteur treatment for
4 kydrOphObia-
The jury term OF the superior court
has adjourned The last cases disposed
OF were; Young vs.. MaybOrne, with W,
X Dial as interVenOr. Dial received
$500 and Young $1,000 judgment
In the case of Owens vs. the ella
Valley Copper company, owens got
judgment for S5S=95 and costs
WeIker vs. CIuf and White, garnish-
ment against Citizens bank suits dis
missed and Dr. Platt garnisheed for
DR.. W. J. GaIbraith has returned from
Germany where he went some tie ago
to study a tuberculosis cure Brack
Wilson took the same treatment some
time ago and says he is now entirely
cured.
Crowds Of picnickers are going out
to the GrahaCS every week TO hSh-
BY smith Bob Norris. Floyd Scarlet
Wallace Branch. J0die Bingham. Burt
Hatch. DOlph FOOte O. Scarlet. Frank
BOgEs. Matthew o. Brian, Albert Todd
and sam Paxton took their families TO
Merijilda canyon and spent three days.
While switching cars, with the train
going at a high rate of speed the sand
scraper underneath one Of the gravel
cars caught a heavy cast iron tee, used
by the water company. threw it in front
Of the wheels and derailed the car,
which ran wild for 200 yards. Ben R.
Clark and two MeNicans who were lay
ing water mains between the side track
and solomon iCkensham wholesale.
house, came very near being run over
by the wild car. but escaped by hugging
the walls of the building.
The Stafford Ice * Creamery company
now uses mountain water to make ice.
They have decided that the superior
quality of ice justifies the extra eX-
pense- solomon Commercial company
has put the mountain water into its
offices and has three private water
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Birdno left for
Phoenix to attend the wedding Of Ben
c. Estes to Miss Coda COfield. which
viii take place Sunday.
Cards have been received here an
nOUncing the marriage of Miss Mary
Wright to Chas. Lindsay in The salt
Lake temple on June 6. The bride is
a sister Of Mrs. Fred Jacobson. Of this
city, with whom she recently visited for
about a year
H. c. Day. one Of the old timers of
Graham and Greenlee counties, but now
a resident Of Pasadena, Calf, spent a
few days here.
Fred DowdIe has purchased a two
passenger HupmObile.
+. r Solomon, who went to California
several months ago to make his home,
Mr.. Thompson. formerly one Of SAT
fOrd's jewelers., who recently moved his
shop to Miami, died there The body
has been shipped here for interment in
the Union cemetery. Mr.. Thompson is
survived by several children, a daugh-
ter, Mrs Adams, and three sons
A. H. Austin and Miss Halle May
Weeks were united in marriage in SAT
ford Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Madsen acted as best man and matrOn
of honor.
Mrs. Austin Evans has returned from
Phoenix, where she took her husband
to have his eve removed He was in
broke
l. NJ Harrison. special agent of the
bureau of statistics of the department /
on agriculture, spent several days here ]
and in the valley taking a census of ]
land and crops
John r. Hampton of Clifton was here /
several days looking after his business
interests here. He expects to sell here {
and move to Phoenix.