Arizona republican., 1896-12-06

played next Thursday with the Indian school team. There will be game shortly between the local team and the Prescott eleven. The home boys are confident of defeating the mountain boys.
 Joseph Anderson and George Tupper were arrested yesterday by Constable Davenport of Gila Bend. They are charged with branding cattle not owned by them They will be given a hearing tomorrow before Justice John stone.
 The Yale football team is coming south during the holidays and will play the team of the Nashville Ath- Christmas day. No challenge has as yet been sent to the Yale men from the Phoenix football team.
 H. F. Robinson and Charles Nissen of the Rio Verde Canal company de- parted last night for Geronimo, Gila county. Mr. Robinson recently shipped his teams and wagons to Ge- ronimo, where he has contracted to haul coke into Globe for the shelter.
 u0 ldulCS LII Iue IIGSUy IcIldu church will hold a bazaar before Christmas, the exact date having not yet been decided upon. The ladies propose to present an alluring display to gift purchasers. The dolls will be cheap and well dressed, and there will be many attractions.
 MA very large crowd attended the big /tent last night to witness the final performance of the Vivian de Monto company. The tent has been patron ized by hundreds nightly during the company's stay in the city and the per formances were always of a high order. The company will be missed in Phoe- nix.
 The chamber of commerce has re- moved to it's new quarters. AS a means of advertising Phoenix, the chamber is publishing 35,OOO letter. heads for public distribution. On the back of the envelopes is printed in full the article by Whitelaw Reid concern ing Arizona, recently published in The Republican.
 The securities of the reorganized Frisco company have been listed on the New York stock exchange as fol- lows: Consolidated mortgage per cent gold bonds of 1896, $6,3SS, 900; first preferred stock, $5,000, 1000; second pre- ferred stock, $14, 1885, TOO, and common stock, s25 ,617, ,7SO, the stocks being rep resented by voting trustees certiti- cates.
 B. A. F. Pool, who recently arrived in Phoenix from Washington D. C., has received the appointment as chief clerk of the San Carlos Indian agency, and will report for duty next week. MT. Pool was former expert ac- countant in Secretary Carlisles office. He was a visitor to Phoenix last win ter and comments on the city in the highest terms.
 Governor Franklin, Adjutant-Gen- eral Schwartz, Colonel Butt, Auditor Leitch, T. J. Wolfey, Walter Gregory and others will leave on this even ing's Santa Fe train for Jerome, to at tend the grand banquet to be given Monday night by the new lodge, I. o. o. F. Grand Secretary Mintz preceded the party to attend the installation of officers of the lodge.
 Father Clementino Degmann, the Franciscan friar in charge of the Catholic church of this city, died sud denly of heart disease Friday after noon. He was a native of France and 52 years of age He had been stationed in Phoenix but short time, being sent here from San Francisco on ac- count of his health The remains will be shipped to Santa Barbara, sCalifor mia, for interment in the old Mission cemetery.
 A deed was filed in the county re- corder's office yesterday whereby M. E. Collins deeds to the Peoples Home Savings bank of San Francisco a large number of lots in the Collins addition, in consideration of $6S,00 The deed was given in satisfaction of loans made by the bank, which is now de- funct, to Messrs Collins and Sher- man. The property in lieu of the cash will now become one of the assets of the bank.
 1 It is indeed a very good evidence of the appreciation of the ability of Rev. George Selby, that the Trinity Episco- pal church, of Phoenix, Arizona, should extend him call to the rector ship of that church, at a greatly in creased salary, while at the same time it is quite a compliment to. Las Vegas people, that MT. Selby prefers to remain here, where his work is so sat- isfactory, and his environment so pleasant Las Vegas can i'll afford to lose such people as Rev. Selby and wife, -Las Vegas Optic.
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