Arizona republican., 1897-11-19

A meeting or UnG executive COHIIiI- tee of the livestock association was held in this city yesterday. Next Sunday will be Rally day in the Christian Sunday school, and the little folks will be out in full strength
 Julio Marron, an old resident of | Phoenix, has lately returned after a long absence and is employed at B. Gonzalez blacksmith shop.
 Allan, the infant son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Armstrong, Jr., died yes terday morning. The funeral will take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
 The remains of George w. Lawrence were shipped to New York city yester- day by the Phoenix Undertaking con- pany. The deceased was 2s years old and had been in Phoenix about three weeks.
 Miss Lizbeth Y. Allen, who spent the summer in Denver studying under the leading vocalists of the country, re- turned to the city yesterday morning She iss residing with the family of MT. William PickreE.
 Perpetual motion has been discov- cred in theory by the Inland Printer in the following endless round: The duck eats the worm, the man eats the duck, the worm eats the man and the duck eats the worm.
 MT. John H. Kerby, who has repra- sented the Barolay-Berryman Mercan- tile company of Phoenix as travelling salesman, has resigned his position with that company. Mir. Kerby has not fully completed arrangements for future business.
 Henry Ellers and George Uetz, the two boys pardoned by Governor Mo Cord on Wednesday, were released from the county jail yesterday If their four months imprisonment has them fashionable pallor
 This evening at the Christian church one will have the privilege of eating supper with some other fellows girl and all for 25 cents An interesting programme will be rendered by mem bers of the Y. P. s. c. E. and others after which will come the box socal MT. J. George HilZinger's lecture in the series to be given under the au- spices of the First Baptist church will be delivered next Tuesday night in- stead of next month, as has been an- nounced. MT Hilzinger will have bus iniess in Texas on the originally ar ! ranged date.
 w. F. Netherton, brother of the late F. J. Netherton of Mesa City, was unanimously reelected grand secre- tary of California by the grand lodge of Good Templars, recently in session | in Pasadena He has he'd the posi- l ton since 1891, and is very popular | throughout the state.
 Remember next Monday night, Mo- 1 wember 22, ladies' night at Phoenix opera house. The beautiful sec ety drama, Out of Darkness" new pie lures, new specialies; no tirescme | waits between acts. Do net miss see 1 ing the most up-to-dale company ca the road. Reserved seats at Keefer'; l pharmacy.
 The 2O-months-old son of MT. D B. and Mrs. Dora Wilkinson died yes ferday morning at the residence ot Mrs. T. T. Davidson and was buried 1 in the afterDoon, Rev. J. M Weem: officiating. MT. Wilkinson was in Je rome and was unable to come to tn funeral. Mrs. Wilkinson wishes tt | thank the kind friends for their kind ness and sympathy during her sad be reavement.
 The hearing of the applications fo l a receivership for the Arizona Cana and Improvement companies, set fO this morning, was continued yester day by Judge Street until Monday Judgments for the plaintiffs were ren dered in the following cases: Mari copa Loan and Trust company vs James Stinson ct al; the Valley banj vs. A. J. Taylor.
 C. o. Austin of Tempe has bee, commissioned state deputy by Gran Chief Templar Walbridge, and leave
 tomorrow for a visit to Casa Grand
 and Florence lodges in Pinal county q Mr. Austin is a very jealous Goo
 Templar and an effective speaker, an
 has rendered efficient service to tn
 order for many years. It is probabl
 that the grand lodge will keep him i
 the field a good part of the next yea
 There was double measure of jo
 in the household of J. Ernest Wake
 last night. Two girl babies were bor1
 both of whom and the mother are dc
 ing well. 1b was said in these CO
 umns yesterday morning that M
 Walker had severed his connectio
 with the Phoenix Iron works on at
 count of the pressure of other bus
 ness. The full significance of ths
 announcement was net then under
 stood.
 There was another mis-ttrial of tn
 Yaeger case ill Justice Johnstone
 court yesterday. At a late hour la:
 night the jury was discharged, one (
 the jurors, Charles Peterson, ir
 forming the court that three of hi T children were seriously ill., The oas
 was productive, though, of the follow
 ing poetical appeal by one of the jury
 men, "Dodger" Stewart: MT. Johr
 sing turn me loose; got no verdict fc :. We can't agrea MT InhnSino [,