Arizona republican., 1898-11-13


 silver is still regarded as an issu9.
 FATHER YORKE HBRE.= Fathe F. c. YOrke Of San Francisco will feat
 mass at S:30 o'clock this morning al
 tue Catholic church. Father Yorke i:
 the best known divine on the coast For several years he has taken a prom inent part in the public affairs of Cal ifOrnia, usually with telling erect. H.
 was opposed to Phelan in the late mayoralty contest ln San Francisco
 and accomplished perhaps more than
 any other one man in the defeat ot
 Mcclure fer governor.
 NJ. E. SERVICES.- Services today
 at the First Methodist Episcopal
 church. corner Second avenua and | Monroe street (E D. MeCreary, pas=
 tor) as follows: Sunday school, 9:45
 a. m.; morning service II a. m.; ,opic,
 Qualifications for, and the Reward
 of, the Service of Gcd;" evening ser
 vice, 7;30 D. m; topic, "The Working
 mans Foes;" Junior League, 3 D. m.;
 meeting of Epworth League. 6:30 D. m.: midkeek prayer service. Wednes. day, 7;30 D. hl.
 A CAMPAIGN EPISODE. Now that the election is over there can be no harm in relating an episode of tho campaign. James E. Bark and J. w. Berham visited together every nook and crevice of the county. When they got to McDowell they found an inter- es,ed assembly, but could get nobody to lead in organizing the meeting. Ac- cordingly MT. Bark elected MT. Ben- ham chairman and proceeded to ad- dress the crowd, referring occasionally to Mir. Chairman" At the conclusion of his speech Mir. Bark succeeded to the chair and Mir Benham harangued the populace. The speeches produced good fruit, both orators receiving ma jCrities iE thac precinct.
 ASYLUM AMUSEMENTS.- At the Arizona asylum for the insane o1 Fri day nigh, last Dr. Miller instituted ;he first of series Of anusements at that institution. There will be d combination of dance and performace, the latter 10 be furnished largely by the pa- tients. The ole on Friday night was what might well be termed a rCaring g success. and the new superintFhdeht. is well satisfied that ne has hiS upcA the proper scheme to please his patients. The programme for this week will be announced in the city papers and there will be a general invitation extended to th5 public. Dr. Miller promises a rich treat and deserves the credit he
 
 lent management already exhibiting the improved condition a1 the asylum.
 BILLY MURPHY'S DEATH : A great many people in Phoenlv were well acquainted with Billy Murphy, late foreman Of the Costello mining nsar Congress, vhO was shot and killed oa Friday at mat camp. ! Among mining men he was particular | y well known. During his life he was with some Of the leading i mines in Yavap2i county. He was foreman of the Little Jessie while Eoa. | A. J. DoIan was receiver of that ? -0p- ! cry a1d it was largely his ex- eellent judgment which made 1t pcs sible fer that mine 70 pay off it's in lebtedness in shor time and revert ! 0 its cwrer He opened the Foo. s ! 4ulch mire. and .ere is net q better developed mine in Arizona so far as he blocking out of the ore Doales Is MT. Murphy was regarded Is an excellent inning man, and his leath will be q Ilat,e' of sincere re sr5t to many AriZOniaus.
 ORANGES IN DEMAND.-The prices he eastern commission men are giving 0 the orange producers this year Is arSer than has ruled for many years. The carload O; Navel oranges which gens out last night to Chicago brought $7 a box anu a second car will ,e shipped by the Engleside company leXt week at the same figures. The ligh prices these first oranges bring 5 due to the fact that thls vallsy has Xcelied all previous records in being ble to supply the markets of ,le cas- t this early date. The California [ayels will not ripen for three or our weeks, and by that time ths en- ire Salt River valley yield will have : cen packed and shipped. Oranges cn he trees arc being purchased his ear at 250 a box by eastern commis- ion men, The Salt River valley will upply the Thanksgiving tables of lany homes with oranges this year. AN IMPARTIAL VOTER- Captain V F. Cooper district attorney-elsct of lima county, arrived in town yes s,er- ay morning from Tucson on his way 3 Kansas City to visit his parents. He as not seen his father for fourteen ears He related funny episode Of he election in Tucson. An old col red man named Cline is the janitor { n MT. CCopers office and also per lrms a similar service in the office of rank H. Hereford. who was Captain o0per's CppCren;. The day after the lection the old man met the new dis rict attorney and said: 'Mistah | Copah. Ise pow'ful glad yo dun got ected. 1 dun vote tickit fo' yo'. Iistah Judge Hecefo'd's a mighty nice l ian, too, an Tse sorry he gCt left. I ; ur vote fo him, too This was a f act, CT at any rate one ticket was ound which had been cast for both IT. Hereford and Captain CCopSr. The Id man evidently intended stand y all his employers.
 EXCITING RUNAWAI.-M MT T. b. arter and three ladies who were with i'm in a surrey yest5rday morning had
 very exciting experience. Driving own Cc-ter street the pole was re- .ascd from the neckyoke and fell to F ground. The horses became fright ned and started down the street on a ! cad run, and MT. Carter could not ! neck their speed. The omnipresent { 0wtoy was on hand before the team 2d T.Iln two blocks and he S-OnOPd