Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1896-04-29


notify those persons holding sohoo,
warrants not to present them until
next Wednesday, as no apportionmen,
will be made until that time.
1t has been decided to hold the Sun
day school picnic on Saturday, May
2, at the Hassayampa river. 1t is an
ticipated that a much larger crowd
will attend this year than Last.
The delegates to the Republican con-
vention average high in weight. Ten
of them got together yesterday after
noon, casually, when it was found
that not a man of the lot weighed less
than 200 pounds.
Charley Thompson, who has iarge
mining interests in the Columbia min
ing district, is in i-he city. Mr.. Thomp-
son is one of the most successful pros
pectors in the country and has located
some regular bonanzas.
Probate Judge Grouse yesterday de-
MED the petition of Anna Thomas for
! letters of administration in the estate
of W. H. Thomas, deceased. He
! claimed that the estate was one chat
needed a thorough business man to
look after.
The business in the city recorders
court has been very dull of late and
as a consequence the chain gang is
now reduced ito four. persons. There
has not been a hobo in court for some
time for the reason THAT they give
Phoenix wide berth.
Prescott Journal Miner: The Apach-
es, Navajos, the Coconinos and the Mo-
HAYES, al peaceably inclined, passed
through this morning en- route to the
big pow-Wow at Phoenix. The Yava-
pals leave tomorrow and it is useless
to say they have their warpaint ON.
On Tuesday next will be held the an
nual election of officers of the fire de-
partment. The following department.
officers are to be elected Chief and
AN assistant, secretary, treasurer, en-
gineer and stoker. There will be a
spirited contest over the office of chief.
Harvey Hubbs, who is here from
Kingman ostensibly to balance the
enthusiasm of his Republican friends,
is really making a campaign for an
'f;celess refrigerator, for which he
| OWNS THE Arizona patent right and
for the climate.
Prescott Journal Miner: A spur Will
be built soon from the P. & A. C. at
Banghartis, to the S. F., P. & P. at
Del Rio, distance of but 200 feet, and
the old steel of the defunct road trans
ferred to THAI point. This is made
necessary owing ito the many bridges
being washed away on the Old road.
Justice Morris yesterday discharged
the boy William Vernu1n, charged with
the theft of a revolver. 1t transpired
during the trial that Vernum was
guilt.ess and that the real cuLprit was
Clarence Lovelace, one of the princi-
pal witnesses against Vernum. He
will jbe tried Friday for the offense.
Among the outgoing passengers on
Monday evenings M. & P. train were
Fred Sdhell, Los Angeles; Mrs. R.
Willis, Ell Paso; Mrs M. A. Shamp,
Santa Rosa; H. E., Mary A and Mary
L. Atwood, San Francisco; Mrs. w. H.
Reardon, Los Angeles; Mrs. L. A.
Sherman, Ell Paso; Frank Chance, San
Francisco.
The Ssoddard clan have evolved a
yell. 1t doesn't sound so bad-in fact,
is quiet sort of a demonstration, but
looks decidedly imposing as printed
ON a card for the benefit of the ye,lers
Six lines are necessary to contain the
sentiment deemed essential to the oc-
easion and the delivery of the "yell'
takes ait least five minutes.
Prescott Journal Miner: The Peo-
pies Party today gives notice that it
will branch out into county politics
and organization by placing a ticket in
the field for THE November election
Buckley O'NeiM assumes the response
bility of THE task, and in his zeal he
wild find it difficult ITO launch his man
of-war and much more SO to make the
deadly grape and canister it is loaded
up with to do the effective work he ex-
poets. AT any rate, general, let 'er
whiz.
Yuma yesterday sent ito Phoenix
Delegates Ben Heyl and William MINI
mack. The former is connected with
the firm of Gando.fo & Sanguinnetti
and the latter is a prominent business
man. Isaac Levy, long mayor of the
burg and we'll known in Phoenix as a
legislator, will arrive this morning. In
the city ito see the fun are also Editor
John w. Darlington of THE Yuma Sen
| timel, Speaker J. III. Carpenter of the
last legislature, Attorney Willis c.
.Huson, all of whom are eminently at
home in the capital city
/ Champagne Charley is in a peck of
trouble. for warrant lis out for his ar
rest charging him with having. alb
| drcted a woman named Mrs Th1rn or