Arizona republican., 1896-05-17

adjoining ihis present location. The new house will have bath rooms on the second floor.
 Solomon Angelo was yesterday bound over by Court Commissioner Cren5haw in the sum of S500 ito await the action of the United States grand jury on a charge of selling liquor without J Limited States license.
 A suit has been flied iln the district court by the heirs of the late Henry Gaq'fias to determine ihe title of lot 5, block il, Neahr's addition, the same ! being now claimed by Charlotte L.. Metca,f, otherwise known as Charlotte Monroe
 The will of the Nate John Ii. Bolton, of Son FranciEco, has been fled til the recorders office, as rnIc1 of he estate lies within the confines of Maricopa county and one ot the principal gega- tees. Walter A. Bolton, is a citizen of Tempe
 Secretary Messenger of the Sunday School association of Arizona, has called meeting of the association at Flagstaff August 14-16, inclusive. IL is expected that the attendance from Phoenix ;wiN allorw for the charter of q special train.
 Monday will be circus day at Phoe- nix and in order ito give all out peo- pie an opportunity ito attend trai1s will leave Tempe att a. m., 11:30 a. m., and returning will leave Phoenix at g a. m., p. rn., and Il p. m. Round "trip fare 50 cents, tickets good on all trains on day and date only. Owing ito the delay in eastern con- nections now necessary at Ash Fork, the Santa Fe, Prescott &. PAoenix man agement is considering iihe matter of putting on a night train service, pos sibLy with Pullman CATS, leaving Phoe- nix in the evening and returning, ar riWing early in the morning.
 It is understood that Rnea Lorraine and E.win Barrowe will not form a part of the stock company at Phoenix park, but will go east in a short time. Manager Will Gregory of the theater Leaves this morning Gor San Francisco, where he will compile e his compsny, ito return within a few days.
 Globe Silver Belt: It is said the Sam Carlos agency India-s are grow ing insolent and that fre.ghters have been warmed to be on the.r guard. About ten days ago freight.mg outfit was stoned by Indians at the Point of 1 Rocks on the Sam Carlos river. Freight CTS now camp three or four together as a matter of precaut,on.
 At the next meeting of the Young yr, nN, ! T the question, Resolved, That the an nexanion of he Hawaiian repu blic ito the United States would te to the best interests of both nations" The mee.- ing will be a week from tomorrow and in the meantime it would behoove the members of the club to read up on the subject, as the matter will be infor- nnally debated from the floor
 Deputy United States M,r-ha, John Slankard returned yesterday from Casa Gralnde, Pinal county, where he had taken J. D. Ford, a resident of Maricopa Junction, charged with sell ing liquor to Indians. Ford was ex- amined by the justice of the peace of Casa Grande and held under bal of $500 to appear before the United s .aItes court at SolomonN,ie. Bail was fur nished by couple of Mlaricopa busi- ness men,
 The following officers were elected yesterday at the session of he grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias at Prescott: G. c. aaddls, Kingman, G. O.; l.. B. Hayes, Of Tucson, G. V. C.; H. Hooker, Fnoe1ix, G. prelate; H. Dracbknan, Tucson, G. K. R. & S.; MT. Knoblooh, Prescott, G. M. at A.; J. Duke, Flagstaff, e. I. G.; MT Brown, Williams, G. 0. G. The next session of the grand lodge will be held at Kfngman next year.
 Dr. J. M. Ford and Jas A. Fleming returned yesterday from Globe, where they have been Investigating some rich mining properties. On the re turn journey Dr. Ford was so unfor- tunate as to be thrown from his car riage and sustained injur es, from the effects of which he is now in the care of a physician One of his legs is badly injured emd the accident will doubtless restrict [him Ito the most linn ited exercise for a month or more.
 Globe Silver Belt: Captain A. L. Myer, acting Indian agent at San Car los, came up from the agency on Tues day, having in custody -chu-kay (Coyotero, A p, who wounded Chief Antonio and killed the latter's squaw April Il last near GJlson's The pris- oner was turned over to Ithe sheriff and was given preliminary hearing yes terday, which resulted in his being he'd to await the action of the grand jury. Jesus Maria, a Mexican, was also arrested, whom Mt-chu-kay and