Arizona republican., 1897-10-01


 The capacity of the Sisters hospital is taxed to it's utmost just now. Ev- cry bed is occupied.
 The Hotel Adams corps consisting of twenty-seven members arrived last night from Chicago.
 Mrs. Stein of the Chicago Ready Made Clothing house is recovering from a severe illness.
 J. M. Yeaple, who submitted few days ago to an operation for strangu- lated hernia, is rapidly recovering.
 Justice Kincaid, who has lately been confined to his house by shor. ill., ness, was able to be at his office yes terday.
 Thomas Ferguson is the proudest man in town. Ali his pride has it's foundation on an eight and half pound boy
 The board of supervisors was in session yesterday. The day was al- most wholly occupied in passing upon current claims.
 Lupus Leon was tried in Justice Johnstone's court yesterday for gross abuse of his wife and little stepdaugh- ter. Sentence will be pronounced upon him this morning.
 Henry Rosenstein and Stella Campbell were married yester- day afternoon at } o'clock at MT. Rosenstein's residence on East Wash ington street. The ceremony was per formed by Justice Kincaid. A. w. Lee, the man arrested by Off, fcers Hale and Bailey on Wednesday morning for breaking into McNama- ra's saloon, had hearing before Jus tfce Johnstone yesterday morning Judgment will be passed upon him today
 Dr. Crockett of Fresno, Cal. accom- panied. by his wife, arrived yesterday morning from the east He was very i'll and was at once removed to the Sisters hospital. Ills condition was so critical last night that it was hardly believed he would live until this morning Mrs. Crockett is also a physician.
 Billy Blankenship yesterday re- ceived word of the serious illness of his wife at Santa Monica. Mrs. Blank enship has been in i'll health for a long time. A few days ago a fire broke out in house adjoining the one in which she was stopping. From the excitement produced by the fire and the exertion of trying to remove a heavy trunk she was prostrated.
 The decoration of the rotunda and dining rooms of the Hotel Adams, just completed, is the best specimen of wall decoration in Phoenix The artist was MT. Peter Eiifngson. The lower walls of the rotunda are finished in a flesh tint, which lightens to almost a pure white toward the rotunda. when a magnificent blending of bright warm colors occurs. Rising upon the side of the rOtunda white predominates again, gradually darkening toward the arch. This pleasing effect is i heightened by floral execution and portraiture.
 MT. J. M. Lille and Mrs Fannie Nixon of Florence were united in mar , riage last night at the residence of ! MT. and Mrs. Bellya, 227 East Madison , street. The ceremony was performed 1 by Judge c. w. Grouse. Those pres ent beside MT. and Mrs. Bellya were MT. and Mrs. Abe Heyman, Mr. and | Mrs. Harris, Mir. and Mrs. Jugerson Mrs. Haigler, Mrs. M D. Arnaz, Miss 1 Morrison, and Messrs. Ed Coffey and i Claude Sanderson. Mr Lille is a prosperous merchant of Florence and his bride, a former resident of Phoe- nix, is well known and highly es- teemed. They will leave tonight fol Florence.
 1 The annual meeting of the First Baptist church was held on Monday evening. The various reports were full of encouragement and the number of members is larger than before. Or motion of B. T. Gillette a vote O. thanks was rendered the ladies fol the marked success which has attend ed their efforts to secure for the church a new carpet and a grand piano. Deacons L. W Coggins, B. T Gillette and W. H. CavDess were re elected to serve for two years. Messrs P. L. Kay, c. D. Doris, A. J. Edwards L. ". Coggins and R. W. Draper wer, chosen trustees. William c. Halse. was elected clerk, and L. W. Coggin Sunday school superintendent.
 An ordinance has been drawn tt meet the cases Of the Chinese ped dlers. It was prepared by an attor ney who has taken care to make i conform in all respects to the charte and the statutes. Assessor Long be lieves that it will enable him to talk a firm hold on the queues of the Chi namen. The peddlers have been hay ing things their own way since tn
 overthrow of the late ordinance, an
 have been openly violating even tn merchants license by peddIing every thing whether grown or produce within or without the territory. Som
 of the peddling wagons resemble i, their varieties of merchandise travel ing general stores. The new ordi
 nance will be passed at the regula | meeting next Monday night
 Phoenix was on the edge of an In dian outbreak yesterday. Several In dians who had brought in wheat to on of the mills were paid by checks O
 the Phoenix National bank. The | +a fav ,11t he