Arizona republican., 1896-12-02

Prescott's county hospital contains twenty-five patients.
 There's talk of football game be- tween Phoenix and Prescott.
 The 4-year-old child of Mrs. F. w. Gatke died yesterday morning. The burial will occur today.
 John J. Hollowell of Tucson won the gold medal in the live bird shooting tournament at that place.
 The shooting tournament at Pres colt in January will draw quite num- Der of sportsmen from Phoenix.
 There are ninety teachers employed in the county schools, representing an expenditure of $1O,O00 per month for seven months.
 Grand Master Workman A.. B. Pierce will be present at the meeting of the A. o. U. w. lodge tonight and all members are urged to attend.
 Deputy Munds has returned to Pres colt without the capture of the col ored man who was suspected of rob ping F. D. Myers barber shop.
 The inaccessibility to wood and ex- pense of hauling it promise to even tually bring gasoline engines into gen eral use as power at the mines in Ar izona.
 The Indian school and the Phoenix football elevens will play again next Thursday afternoon. The Indians have some new blood, and a warm con- test is expected.
 Will H. Gregory is getting every thing in shipshape for the opening of his hotel within a few days. He has a neat, inviting place in an advan- tageous location.
 The weather bureau reports the highest temperature in Phoenix for the month of November at S3 degrees on the 18th, and the lowest as 32 de- gress on November 2S.
 A happy Thanksgiving wedding was the union of Miss Matte Vaughn and J. H. Lowe. The ceremony was per formed at the residence of Al Arkills by Rev. o. J. McFadden.
 Jesus Miranda and Juan Riviera who were charged with stealing a warm stove on cold day, were yester- day held to answer to the grand jury in the sum of $750 each.
 Phoenix Typographical Union No 294 will meet at Good Templars' hal Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, wher new officers will be elected and other business of importance transacted.
 The numerous friends of ex-Gov. ernor Tritle regret to learn that he has been informed of the death of broth CT, who lived at Delphi Indiana. They hope that the report may not be con firmed
 The Young Peoples society of the Presbyterian church will on Friday night, December il, give social i1 the church parlors for the benefit o the building of an extension to tht church.
 The Rural Californian will be ou soon with an elaborate write-up an( pictorial representation of the prom nent men who will participate in tht session of the Fifth National Irriga tion congress.
 Antonio Lopez died Monday nigh at the Four-mile house. He com plained of feeling sick during the day A coroner's inquest was held and { verdict was rendered that he came t( his death through natural causes.
 W. A. Clark has gone to Los An geles from Jerome. During his visi to Jerome he arranged for some very extensive improvements to the United Verde Copper company's plant, where by it's capacity will. be greatly in creased
 The musicale to be given Frida, evening in the basement of the Firs M. B. church for the benefit of tn, church organ fund promises to be very pleasant affair. The best voca and musical talent in the city vii participate.
 The tail end of the storms and bliz zards that. have been raging in Colo rado, Montana and other northwestern states reached their climax yesterday as shown by the weather bureau sig nals. The rising temperature flag wa . raised before noon.
 H. D. Davenport, an Gila Ben peace officer, brought Felipe Garci from that place yesterday and place him in the county tail. Garcia ha been cinched by Justice Koltenbac