Arizona republican., 1898-08-31
News of the Town

THE DOGS LEAVlNG.-Twenty more dogs died legal, but violent deaths yesterday.
 THE INDIAN SCHOOL.-The fall term of the Indian school will begin Monday, September ,,
 I. c. c. T. C. S.-Eugene Brown was chosen grand secretary of the grand lodge ct the meeting of Good Templars in Bisbee last week
 A SOCIETY MEETING.-A special meeting of Court Stonewall No. 6, For esters of America, will be held tonight at o'clock at Elks' hall.
 HER FIRST ACCOUNTING.-Car line Warnke yesterday filed her first semi-annual account as administrator of the estate of her father. F. Gatke
 INDIAN LIVERY STABLE.-The south side of the city hall plaza is a favorite hitching place for Indian teams. The cut grass from the plaza is placed where their teams can con- veniently reach it.
 IS NOT MARRIED.-Severa terri torial papers recently published an item to the effect that Mr. Paul Brown of this city and young lady living at Florence had been welded. Frienss of MT. Brown deny the core ctness of the rumor
 STILL THEY COME.-A gentleman by the name of Collins, from Vermont, who has been in the city for the last three months, has leased the corner room of the Hotel Adams for a drag store. He is already making arrange ments to put the fixtures and stock in.
 THE BOARD OF CONTROL.-A of the board of control was held yesterday at which the new citi- zen member, E. J. Bennitt. who quail fled the day before, entered upon his duties. It had been understood that MT. Bennitt would not qualify until tomorrow.
 THE LIVE STOCK BOARD.-A meeting of the live stock sanitary com mission will be held today. the first in two months. Several matters Of im- portance have arisen in the meantime and will be considered today. Chair man Barnes of the board will return to Holbrook tomorrow night to look after cattle interests.
 FELL FROM A SWING-Robert Baker, the eldest son of Judge A. c. Baker. was badly b1rt yesterday by falling from swing at his home. Sec ond avenue and Monroe street. ycs- terday. He fell upon his back and head and lay unconscious for some tune. 1t was in possible to determine yesterday whether he was seriously hurt or not.
 YOUNG PEOPLES BAPTIST UNiON.-The board Of managers of the Arizona Baptist Young Peoples union will meet Sunday afternoon in the First Baptist church of this city. The board is composed of the follow ing officers and members: President. J. F. Elwell; vice-president, Bert Feelings Of Tucson: second vice-pres- ident, Professor Frizzell of Tempe: secretary, Mrs. Buckley of Pb oenix: members, Miss M. Wallace of Mesa City, and Miss Eary Halsey of Phce nix.
 HOW IS THIS?-Confiictin forces are in operation in the reservation of fallen women southeast of the city In anticipation of being left undis- turbed by the county authorities it is said that plans are being arranged for a SlO,eO0 building intended to be Of the women It is also said that respectable property owners in that neighborhood are again agi- tating the matter Of a school withi1, whose balefu1 influence, which extends over a radius or 400 yards. houses Of cannot flourish, but languisn and die.
 CLIMBS ESTATE.-Another ap- pllcation was made in pro- bate court yesterday for letters of administration upon the estate Of the late Christian Cline. The appli- cant is Alexis Dumont Cline, who al leges that he is the eldest son of the deceased. The day before letters were applied for by Thomas Cline, a young CT son, who said that the estate was worth about s110OO. The later appli- cation places the value at s20,0 ,0OO The estate consists of cattle in Tonto Basin and ranch property ! various parts ot the valley
 THEY WANTED TO FIGHT.-A tCtICi Wdo lStclFCu III luC Clly yPSl0r- day from Tom Sloan. the Rough Rider who is now enjoying a fur tough at Cameron. III. He expects te return soon to his command at Mon tauk Point. Speaking of the fault that has been found with the various military camps. Mir. Sloan said that no severe criticism could be passed upon the camp at Tampa. It was lit tie too low, but that was all. The only thing the boys grumbled about was that they were kept there wher they wanted to go to the front and fight.
 PIMA DEMOCRATS- A gentle man from Tucson who is in close touch with Pima county politics fore casts the complexion of the democratic delegation to the territorial conven- tion. He believes that on the first bal lot it will be about equally divided be. tween Breathitt and Ellinwood ant that none of the other candidates will have any part in it until Breathitl withdraws. In what direction his