Arizona republican., 1896-12-04
BITS OF LOCAL NEWS.

Two more cars of oranges will be shipped eastward this morning, one car by M. w. Ward and the other by the Arizona Improvement company.
 Bishop J. M Kendrick of the Trin- ity Episcopal church departed last nightion a visit through his jurisdic- tion, which includes western Texas, New Mexico and Arizona He will be absent about three weeks.
 The musicale to be given in the au- ditorium of the First M. B. church to- night will be we'll attended, not only because it is given for a worthy cause, but because the best local talent will contribute to highly interesting pro- gramme.
 Two. prisoners were brought over from Mesa yesterday morning and lodged in the county jail. They were sentenced to thirty days each on charges of theft Both are hobos. One stole a pair of boots and the other a hunting coat.
 The local committee of the irriga- tion congress yesterday received mo- tice of the appointment of the follow
 
 governor of Texas: Juan S. Hart, of Ell Paso; F. A. Snowden, Brownwood H. H. Fitzpatrick, Maria.
 Messrs. Joseph McPherson and B. R. King of Tombstone, who arrived in the city yesterday morning, departed last evening for the Congress mine. The gentlemen are large freight con- tractors and have a number of teams at work in various sections of the ter ritory.
 The Dixon Tribune, speaking of w w. Cooley, who will lecture at Rede- wills hall Wednesday, December 9 on Prison Life," says; "The lecture given by w. w. Cooley was very in teresting. MT. Cooley is well informed on his subject, a good talker and makes an excellent impression
 The Pioneer and Victor hose teams will play a game of baseball at the park Sunday There has always been considerable rivalry between the two hose teams and it has been carried te the diamond field. There are good players in both teams and an inter esting game may be looked for.
 National Secretary Heintz of the irrigation congress, in company witf Secretary McMillan of the local com mittee, will today visit Tempe an( Mesa to make arrangements for the entertainment of the visiting delegate! to the congress. MT. Heintz will prob ably not return to Los Angeles before Sunday
 
 Mrs. Mary A. Kennedy filed suit fo divorce yesterday in the district cour from her husband, William A. Ken nedy. The complaint alleges that fo the past year the husband has failed to provide for his wife and she ha therefore been forced to earn her owl living. The couple were married a Victoria, B. C., in November, 1892.
 Grand Master Morton of Mesa ant Grand Secretary George Mintz of tn I. o. o. F., will leave tomorrow nigh for Jerome to make arrangements fo the opening of a lodge at that place Governor Franklin and staff and number of members of the order il this city will leave Sunday night to b in attendance.
 As a mark of esteem Governo Franklin yesterday shipped a box 0 oranges from one of the local grove to President Cleveland. The governo wishes to demonstrate to the presiden that oranges of the most deliciou flavor and equal to those from Flo1 ida and California can be successful raised in Arizona
 Governor Franklin in his annual re port highly comments the India school north of Phoenix and the su