Arizona republican., 1898-02-25

which the creamery stands. The young men intend to turn out the very best product.
 Last nights train set an empty box car on the sidetrack near the B1inn warehouse. This morning a little Mexican boy notified Agent Hill that there was fire in the empty car. Tax ing a bucket of water MT. Hill hastened to the car and upon opening the door he discovered quite a considerable blaze in one end of it. The fire was soon eXtinguished, after which an in vestigation showed that a fire had been kindled on the floor through which a good sized hole had been burned. It was likely the work of tramps.
 Orders have been received by Agent Hill for ten cars for hay. Three cars will be loaded at Kyrene, three at Peterson's spur, two at Tempe and two at Mesa. A car of barley will leave for Bisbee tonight. w. H. Patterson will ship three cars of cattle from here tomorrow to Los Angeles.
 On Washington's birthday number of Phoenix young men came up here to have a good time. One Of them, George Barnhart, had a grand time.
 
 began to ride up and down the street, venting his joy on the still air of peaceful Tempe and wound up his ex- hibition by dashing up on the side walk in front of Jack Harris door and demanding the compliments of the season. Henry Gonzales ordered him off the sidewalk and also demanded the silence of his guest It was nec- essary to indicate his earnestness by the display of pistol. He took MT Barnhart before the tribunal of Jus tice Carley, who fined him s4 80 aud sent him home.
 Eusevio Gonzales was bound over to the grand jury today by Justice Meyers on the charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill His intended victim was Jesus Valen- cia and his weapon was a machete, the real article, and one that has evil dently done service in many a border squabble. It is on exhibition in Jus tice Meyers office. But this is not al the noble deeds of the day performed by the turning lathe Justice. Sam Chung came into the court house and informed the court that he had been f1eeced of $5 D. Clement Stanford made out bank check to the order of Fletcher M. Schureman to the amount of $5. MT. Schureman evil dently still suffering from mental and physical rheumatism caused by the arduous drill last Tuesday, lost the check. Francisco Surratega found it and endeavored to endorse it. To Sam Chung it was Schureman, so he cashed it. To Schureman it wasn't Schureman, so Sam Chung took it to MT. Meyers and requested him to make it Schureman. The justice will per- 1 form this magical trick tomorrow.
 Two new pupils entered the practice department today, Anna Halbert and Jackson Halbert. Mrs. Halbert of Tucson will remain with her daughter i in-law, Mrs. Albert Miller. The nor nal garden is sprouting. Dr. Karl Mayser, Hon, c. R. flakes, George Lewis, Frank B. Reed of Flagstaff and Hiram B. Morris, Jr., visited the normal this week. MT. Reed will ad- dress the students tomorrow morning at the opening exercises.
 F. A. Hartwell the Phoenix pho 1 tographer, and James H. McCliGto K spent yesterday taking views of the normal building and grounds. Half tone cuts will be made from the views and put into the new catalogue.
 The Websterians meet tomorrow night. The question, Resolved That Bryant Is More Truly Natures Poet Than Whittier" Affirmative. Vaughn, Moore and Richards; negative, Swig- gett, B. Archibald and Woolf
 The Zetetic meets also tomorrow night. The subject for debate is: Resolved, That the Government Should Own the Railroads" The neg ative on the debate is vacant, but the place will be filled this evening by President Stanford