Arizona republican., 1897-11-10

It's Tributary Region Presented in
 Nutshell-Doings of People and Other Matters.
 The ladies of the Catholic church will give a doll social about December 20. continuing until Christmas.
 County School Supe. .intend Tt CTous ? yesterday appointed Major T. c. Jor- dan school trustee in district No. 3S, to fill a vacancy.
 A special to The Republican f.om , Washington states that Col. Lee Gran daH of Globe, who was lately injured in wreck on the Chesapeake, & Ohio, has recovered and will leave for home in a few days.
 On Wednesday, November 10, union all day Pentecostal meeting will be held in the Free Methodist chapel, corner of Fifth and Adams streets, commencing at 10 a. m. All lovers of truth and holiness especially invited.
 There will be a notable absence of members of the Chinese colony in a day or two. Charley Low Chuck, Tuck Hing, Sing King and Sing Nun yes terday received their certificates of citizenship, which will enable them to return in about one year.
 The meeting of the foot ball asso- citation at the fire engine house was postponed on account of meeting of the fire department at the same place. The foot ball boys will con- vene tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, at the office of ithe Phoenix Sewer com pany.
 Norman Lackland, postal clerk on the Phoenix and Ash Fork R. P. O., was taken ill at Ash Fork on Sunday and was unable to start out on his run on the following day A tele- gram was sent to the city for a sub stitute. MT. Lackland was brought in on the morning train. He had no5 been well for several days
 A novel feature will be introduced in the regular fortnightly social in the Christian church on Friday even ing of this week. The programme will be furnished by the old folks, and all the young people will have to do will be to sit still and look pleasant. The ladies say that they will give an en- teI'tainlment that will be surprise to the people, and they have wide rep utation as entertainers. Refresh ments will be served by Garrett Schuler after the entertainment One dime will pay all damagss.
 Articles of incorporation of the Ohio Canal company were fled in the office of the secretary of the territory yes terday. The incorporators are O. Sche1ter, c. o. McCarroll, H. J. Cleve- land. J. F. Mcintosh ard George U. Holcomb. The company was formed iy,V +1x is located. Articles of the Oriental Mining company, with Big Bug as the principal place of business, were also filed. The incorporatOrs are Marshall c. Taft, Lewis B. Kent and William A. Kent. There were also articles by the Crook Mining company, the incor- porators, Louis Rouchleau, W. B. Ardouin, George R. Sutherland, John A. Sebenius and T. T. Hudson.
 The many friends in Tucson of the new postmaster at Flagstaff will be pleased to read the following from the Sun-Democrat: ''T J. Coulter, postmaster, assisted by his estimable wife, are handling Uncle Sams mails at this place in a very satisfactory manner. They are courteous and ac- commodating to the patrons of the office, and display an unusual amount of patience in the discharge Of their duties. The opening of the office last Sunday at an unusual hour so that the patrons could obtain their mail, was a kindness upon their part ard duly appreciated by the public. The preliminary examination of Daily, Riggs and Steele for beating Andy Grant, a hobo, to death at Mesa last week will take place at Mesa to- day. Judge Kifbbey and J. c. Kellum of the district attorneys office went over to Mesa last might to arrange for disinterring the body of Grant that Dr. Wylie may make a post mortem examination today. The prisoners will be taken over this morning along with David Terry the witness, who has been detained in jail for safe keeping. The accused do not appear to be troubled about the prospect be- fore them nor worried by the.r con- fnement.
 Certain democratic managers are threatening the arr5st of republican members of the Third ward election board on the ground of intimidation. l The intimidation consisted in the mem berS having warned various persons believed to eillegal voters that if they voted they would be arrested on 1 a charge of fraud. All of which is re- l mindful of the story of an Alabama colored person who applied for a war rant for the arrest of Col. c. for threatening his life. In reply to ques- tlons concerning the specific language in which the threat was conveyed, he said that Col. c. had told publicly that the next time he caught a black son of gun in his chicken coop at midnight he'd overload him with buckshOt Biron Mitchell, the young man shot at Tempe on Sunday night, was much better yesterday morning and seemed