Arizona republican., 1897-10-07


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 Gold bullion amounting to $500 was brought down from the Phoenix mine yesterday.
 The beard of supervisors has coD- sented to assist in the repairs of the road to Goddard's station.
 B. Peralta is the recent father of girl baby, none the less dear to MT. Peralta because she happens to be tho seventh.
 The name. of Galpin is perpetuated. Deputy Sheriff Al Galpin yesterday became the father of son, who is now the head of the family.
 At the late Presbyterian synod of New Mexico held at Santa Fe, Rev. R. M. Craig of Santa F'e was elected su perintendent of missions in New Mex ico and Arizona
 The conference Of the NJ. E. church will begin tomorrow night. Bishop Newman will arrive this morning ac- companied by Rev. MT Bovard, su- perintendent of missions.
 There was no eastern mail yesterday. The westbound Santa Fe express car rying the mails, got out of Kansas City five hours late and heavily laden and failed to connect with the s. F. P. & P.
 School began in district No. 31, half way between Phoenix and Tempe, last Tuesday. The teacher is Robert B. Wright MT. Wright has lately re- turned from Georgia, where he has been attending college.
 Prosper Bordone yesterday received a letter from friend named McMillan at Johannesburg, South Africa. He writes that M. E. Hurley, formerly of Phoenix, is there running saloon and restaurant and forging rapidly to the front.
 Governor McCord yesterday appoint ed Dr. G. w. Whomes of Tucson and Dr. A. Alderdice of Prescott members of the dental examining board. No tarial commissions were issued to Charles Henley of Peoples valley and R. A. Aired of Stafford.
 The Territorial Teachers associa- ton and joint institute to be held at Flagstaff beginning on October IS, bids fair to be the most useful and inter esting in the history Of the associa- ton. The programme arranged is q most excellent one. It will shortly be issued for distribution.
 The members of the Elks will leave tomorrow night for Tucson to insti- tute a lodge there. Their departure will be preceded by a street parade in full regalia, the first Elk parade ever seen in Arizona. A feature of it will be the official goat of the lodge, a five horned animal of the Guyastafarmar itzky species. said to be the only one now on earth. The parade will take place ot ' o'clock.
 Commissioner Crenshaw yesterday discharged Manuel Flores and Ala gracia Gotta, arrested on Monday night on a charge of adultery. The arrest was made on the complaint of Maria Flores, who claimed to be the wife of Flores. At the hearing yesterday he denied the relation, and though it was established that he had at one time lived with the accuser, she was unable to prove that they were mar ried.
 County Recorder F. w. Sheridan yesterday received a telegram from Globe informing him of the killing of Ed Scarborough in mine there. No particulars were given. Scarborough was quite well known in Phoenix. Some years ago he owned steam hay baler at Tempe. He was at one time an unsuccessful candidate before democratic convention in this county for the nomination for sheriff. He was about 45 years old and unmarried.
 District Attorney Williams received
 
 day afternoon saying that in a case of battery in a justices court there, the defense had retained all the law yers in the community and the terri tory was helpless. The district alt torney replied that the territory would be represented. He or an assistant will go over today. It is is seldom that the district attorneys office is drawn upon in misdemeanor cases.
 Governor McCord, Attorney General Frazier, Treasurer Johnstone. and J. A. Kurtz left last night for Los An geles to attend the meeting of Mystic Shriners of California Governor Nc Cord is the potentate of the order in ! this territory. Fifty-two members are l to be initiated at Los Angeles and 1 from the prospectus issued a hot time is anticipated. Among the mottoes is | this one, which augurs i'll for the nov ices t'The first shall be first, and the last shall be last as long as he lasts " After the meeting of the Shriners the governor and his party will visit Catalina island, returning to Phoenix in a week.
 Sam Moy, a Chinese boy of 19, was arrested by Deputy United States Marshal J. A. Porterie yesterday on suspicion of being unlawfully in the country. He has certificate issued in San Francisco, but it has the appear ance of being irregular. The doubts of the authorities were further con frmed by Sam Moy's answer to Com missioner Crenshaw's inquiries The certificate states and Sam Moy says that he was born at Carson City, Nev. and that he has lately returned from 8 visit to China. Sam Moy has a vague idea regarding the geographical loca,