Arizona republican., 1898-05-13
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Small Paragraphs of Gen.
 erdl Local Interest.
News Of Phoenix and Tributary Re- zion. The DOingS of People and Other Matters.

Little Nellie Jacque is seriously ill
 with pneumonia
 License to marry was issued yester- day to Antonio Ybarra and Guadalupe Ochoa-
 Nineteen cars of stock were shipped out over the M. & P. last night to Midland, Texas.
 The cold air plant of Copeland x McCallum is being extended more and more every day until in a short time it will bestow it's cooling influence upon every meat market in town. Aaron Powell, under indictment for an assault upon Carl Zeck with in ! tent to murder, yesterday furnished I bail in the sum of s1,OO0. The securi- l ties are Miss Aurora l.. Seass and James Yaple.
 Governor McCord yesterday received the following telegram from Senator Elkins regarding the governors prop osition: "The president thanks you for your offer to raise a regiment, but says at present it cannot be used I did all I could"
 The cafe at the Hotel Adams opened yesterday and was well patronized. The fact that short orders may be en- joyed at such reasonable rates should insure success to the managers of the cafe. There is no extra charge for the unusual excellence of the service
 Captain J. A. Baldwin yesterday re- ceived the following telegram from Quartermaster Smith, U. s. A., St. Louis: Send such men as you may know to be efficient aparejo packers, giving number for whom I will pro- vide transportation here, and wire you what to do."
 Articles of incorporation of the Star Mining company were filed in the of fee of the territorial secretary yester- day. The company is operating in Yavapai county near the Crowned King. The Incorporates are T. L. Lee, John A. Prince, George M. Skelly and George P. Harrington.
 In one of Phoenix's ice cream par lors yesterday afternoon young clerk was treating his best girl to ice cream. When the waiter asked her what flavor she preferred she softly whispered, Manila" Leaning lovingly towards her the young gallant said: Dear, you must have been reading about the Philistine fight
 MT. Heath, first assistant post master general, has recommended that friends and relatives of soldiers in the field in addressing letters to them should mark plainly the company and regiment to which they belong, as by doing so the distribution of the mall will be facilitated. This applies to both the regular troops and the militia volunteers.
 Nose Drachman yesterday received a letter from Dave L. Hughes of Tue son. member of the Arizona cowboy contingent, saying that the day befo,e the letter was written a regular sol dier of the Fifth cavalry was thrown from one of the horses provided fo the cowboys and killed Nothing was said of Marshal Birds condition. Lieu tenant-Col. Roosevelt was expected at San Antonio within a day or two.
 The Republican, beginning this morning, will publish weekly a chro- nology of the war with Spain dating from the earliest event to the last of which account is received on the morning of publication. It will con- tain a list of the more important incl dents of the conflict. The next publ cation will occur next Monday morn ing, and every Monday morning there after until Spain throws up the sponge.
 Aaron Goldberg, I. N. Bell and Harry Hancock, appointed appraisers of the estate of M. Wormser, are be- ginning to understand the magnitude of the job. They have made a list of the real property, notes and whatever else Is visible, but what bothers them most is the rent. There is a myriad Of renters, some of whom pay cash and others grain. There is still another class of renters to whom the old man furnished grain which is to be paid back out of this seasons crops.
 The 9-year-old son Of Newton Val entine, living in the lower part of town, was so badly burned last night that it was thought he would die. A kerosene lamp showed signs of an early explosion. MT. Valentine picked it up to throw it out into the yard. He started to the door with it. the little boy running before him. The flames burst from it and Mir Valentine could hold it no longer. He threw it with out noticing the boy The lamp struck him on the back, the burning oil saturating his clothing. So much of the skin surface was found to be be destroyed when the flames were ex- tinguished and he was stripped, that his life was despaired of.
 In response to the call published in The Republican yesterday goodiy number of natives of New York state assembled in the ordinary of the Hotel Adams last evening. Judge C. F. Ainsworth was elected chairman, c. H. Holmes. secretary; Dr. Lewis Halsey, Dr. c. D. Belden and J. K. Doolittle were appointed committee to report a constitution at an ad- journed meeting to be held on Tues day evening next at No Monihon building. Among those present were John Latourette, H. F. Loveland, s. |