Arizona republican., 1898-11-24

i HAN iAOGAN 11NNI ofIiIN V ICfS- - | E
 annual union Thanksgiving service
 will be held in the Presbyterian churcl at II o'clock his morning with a ser
 m1n by Rev. Dr. Halsay of ,ha Baptis /! church.
 w. H. THOMAS ESTATE Charl 1 Goldman, administrator e. ,ha es;at, i Of w. + Thomas, yesterday fl-d hi.
 final account. There was Ically noth- ing of the estate after the payment ol claims against it.
 OLIvE5 AND ORANGES.-A car of olives went out last night over the
 San5a Fe and Frisco lines fer St. Louis 4 car of oranges will be shipped on Saturday to Chicago by the way of the Santa Fe and car of cattle to Tehachapi, Cal.
 BRING IN THE CASH Mrs. Kib- bey, president of the Red CrCss society. requests all members of ithe society in possession of tickets to the late ball or
 money realized from their sale. to rurE
 them ever t- Mrs. Bury, the secretary
 of the society.
 GLANDERED HORSES. D. Ncr-
 ton yesterday examined a number Of
 horses 0wnsd by J. Cc5trsll at Alhan-
 bra and found tw- Cf them with bad eases Of the glanders. Th3 h-rses
 were killed. IL is fzarSd that others of MT C0ttrell's horses have tck-n the diease. but so far it is nO- apparent
 GRANT COMING TO PHOENIX.- Mir. Donald Grant. president of the Min nesota and Arizona Construction com pany. who is now in New York in the interest of the Rio Verde canal prop osition, will come to Phoenix with his family this winter. MT. Grant was here several weeks last winter. He will not arrive in Phoenix until the latter part of nexl month.
 THE WINTER VISITOR Phoenix is filling up with winter visitors at an incredible rate. FC-ty-five persons came in yesterday morning by the Santa Fe route alone, forty the day be- fore and thirty-twO the day before that. A comparatively small number of them went 70 the hotels, but most Of them had made previous arrange ments wi1h private families or beard ing houses.
 MILITARY BALL Tonight occurs the Company 4 grand military ball. The prc gramme prepared is a long one and of unusual excellence. \ feature Of the event will be the orchestra, which includes six pieces, led by Fauerss ein. TEs atteadanc- bids fair to tax even the capacity Of the i'm mensc O'Naill hall. Attachments will be served during ths entire evening.
 RAIDED AN OPIUM JOINT Dep uty Shoriff D1heney nd Ofice, Al Gal pin raided an opium joint in the resec- gation yesterday morning. Tn1y cap- -ured the prcprietress, a woman named Pearl H21t, and a man O. the name of Frank Miranda, tne woman's 'lover" He is h2ld on Z charge Of Va A smoking outfit was also 
 BOGUS GOLD NUGGET.-E Con- way was arrested yest-rd3y for GispO5- Ing Of a bogus gold nugget. If it hal oeen genuine 1T was heavy enough to )e worth s. He let SigismuEd Don ! 1frio have it fer s. DonCfri- sutse- luantly learnsd that there was n-' ma let fer that kind Of mstal It was i sven less valuable than cd brass, 51- i ng a refuse smalt-r product, but 1 ooksd like rough geld.
 DELAWARES TO LEAVE Gen ! eTaI H. H. Logan Of this city. who is manager Of the YaGui canal i1 Mexico, | iays that the lands which his canal | will iIGiga:e will b occupied to a gTeat | .xten. by Delaware Indians. an indus rious tribe Of the Cher-kee nation. These Indians are dcs.rCus Cf leaving he United States, and they hay: sa- scted Mexico as desaa able p,ace to i've
 TAX TIME EXTENDED. The city cuncil has decided to extend the time or the paymen- Of taxes without the L delinquent penalty until December ]. 1t a meeting 70 be held about that ime it will be determined whether or C- a. further extension will be al owed The time expired last Monday | nd though taxes had been paid with unusual pI0mptiLude, aboE, Cne-thiTd f the whole amount was delinquent.
 DISTRICT COURT.- Comparatively title was done in district cCurt yes erday. Kerricll and Cameron. indict- q fer horse stealing, pleaded not ii -uilty ard their trial was fixed for next saturday. Juan de Ia Fuer.e was entcnced to two years fer robbery. Ii nd D. A Williams went on trial for ssault with a deadly weapon. The ase was not concluded and court ad- burned until ,Om0-rCw On account of he holiday.
 THE ROARKE WILL Attorney 'hCmas D. Bonnet ye e-tsrGay filed a Ii etitiCn in protats court t. intervene I 1 the appeal from the courts der in ha matter cf the Rcarke will conte=t ! which he will had ben deniGd ad- ] lission. The attorneys for the con st3nt took the ground that MT. Bsn- l cit could net intervene and that the { nIy way he could gst irt9 the c&ce $ 'Culd be tc appeal from an ord r Of t ne probate c1u~t denying A's met on l ) intervene. Judge Grouse has tEe ( Ibject under adyisem2nt.
 A CRUSADING BURRO.- The Red ' rusade is progI essiEg satisfactorily. f esterday a burro dressed in loose fit f rg red trousers and a coat Of the 7,