Arizona republican., 1897-11-09

A meeting of the Phoenix Foot Ball association will be held at o'clock tonight.
 G. o. Buxton & Go. yesterday re- ceived the third carload of California apples, handled by that company. since the opening of the season.
 Thomas Brady, an old resident of Lehi. died there yesterday morning. He moved into that neighborhood fifteen years ago and had lived there ever since.
 The young ladies of the w. c. T. U. are requested to meet Miss Belle Rear ney, the noted temperance lecturer, at the Baptist church at 2 o'clock on Eli day afternoon.
 The first masquerade ball of the season will be given by the League Dancing club at Redewill hall on Saturday night, November 13. Guests will be required to raise their masks at the door.
 The lightning messenger service es- tablished lately by R. J. Dobbs and s. A. Echlin has put a telephone, No. 16. into Seip's cigar store. The company within a short time has developed a good business.
 The Lamson College Literary so- ciety will hold it's regular meeting to- night at 7:30 o'clock. IA good pro gramme has been prepared and the public is cordially invited to attend Hall over the Kessler4Boyle Grocery acompang's store
 w. F. Hall, a young married man of 27 who came to Phoe nix not long ago, died last might on North Fourth street. The body will be prepared by Undertaken w. H. Smith for ship ment tonight to the home of rela- tiyes in Kentucky.
 At the First Baptist church last Sunday evening the pastor preachad Ehe first of a series of sermons on life, death and the better hope, the theme being, What Is Eternal L:fe?" the text, John xvii, 3. The series will be continued next Sunday evening.
 Hon. N. O. Murphy and MT. C. c. Randolph, who accompanied a party last Saturday morning to the Castle Creek hot springs, returned yesterday morning. Col. DeRussey and wife, Assistant General Manager Wells of the s. F. P. & P. and wife, and MT. Lloyd c. Griscom went on to Pres colt. MT. Murphy will laave tonight for Bisbee.
 B. P. Hilligoss, d young man who came here from Wellington, Kan, about three months ago, died yester- relocation. The interior department, from Mesa. Under the direc- tion of the lodge of Knights of Pythias of Wellington he will be buried here with knightly hon ors. MT. A. A. Long left yesterday evening for Mesa to bring the body to the city. Arrangements for the funer- al will be concluded this morning.
 Col. J. D. Monihon has been peti- tioned to accept the office of general manager of the Phoenix Base Ball club. Col. Monihon knows less abou. base ball than he used to know abcus 'iround town and two ol cat" and "bull pen,'' which were in vogue up in northern New York in his school boy days. But one need not have a technical knowledge of base ball, or be able to describe a foul from four base hit in order to successfully man age base ball team, so he wiM prob ably accept the position on his return from Bisbee.
 Suit for divorce was brought in dis trict court yesterday by Edith Gladue against Joseph Gladue. The parties are both residents of this county. They were married in California al most thirty years ago. They have raised a large family of children, only two of whom are minors, and the younger of these is 13 years old. The grounds for divorce are failure ito pro- ,I G. of the language described in the pc tition is not allowable in type for cir culation where it will lie around and be read by the young person.
 Hon. J. George Hilz:mger of Tucson, now in the city preparing for the issue of second series of Treasure Land," at the request of the pastor and mam- bers of the Biptist church will deliver a lecture at the church some time next moath. The subject of the lecture will be Mexican Sketches consisting of illustrations of Mexican life No one in Arizona and perhaps no one in the United States has had a wider or more thrilling experience in that enchanted land than MT. Hilzinger The lec- ture which he has delivered before is both extremely humorous, interesting and instructive.
 Charles H. Norris, who for the past two years has had charge of the job rooms of the H. H. McNeill company, has taken a similar position in The Republican job rooms. MT. Morris presence is a sufficient guarantee Of the artistic character of the work to be hereafter turned out by The Re- publican He will be aided by the mechanical facilities of the office, for beside the material now on hand, within the next few days material to the value of $1,500 will be received. The Republican job office will then be by far better equipped than any other in the territory
 Five drunKs of varying degrees of inebriation were in police court yester- day. They were fined from S3 to $5 each. One of them saved money