Arizona republican., 1898-11-14
News of the Town

i, ILL WITH FEVER Mr. Walter Hill, the commission man, is lying ill threatened with fever. He has ben |, confined to his home for several days GLANDERED HORSE. A horse beionging 70 c. R. Williscraft was eX- amined by Dr. Norton Saturday and
 found to have contracted glanders. The horse was immediately shot
 BARK GAINS ANOTHER. "A man
 from Mcdowell arrived iii the city yes
 tofday with figures on the election
 from tha- camp which gave Jim Bark
 one more vCta. Mr Bark says ha has
 given up figures cntir, iy. but h. in tends 10 be DrCscn. when tne official c0unl is made and he is confident of winning out
 GOING TO GLORE.- The party Of Prescott citizens who arrived in Phoe-
 nix Saturday night left last night over
 the Southern Pacific fer Globe where hey will attend the annual meeting Of
 the Knights T5mplar Of Arizona to | be held there Tuesday. The party ! is composed of A. w. Edwards, R. N.
 Frede,icks, F. G. Brscht, A. A. Johns and Postmaster J. N. Ac6e-s. 1 YOUNG REPUBLICANS 1G MEET.
 "A meeting Of the Young Mems Re publican club will be held lnis even | ing at the court chambers, and the part which the club took tn tne late ! campaign and the effect Of is work will be r-vieWed. Secretary Robe1l B. i Walton announces that number Of prominent speakers will address the meeting.
 i WAS 4 HOOPER Private 1 Pr0fitt. who was 9 member Of Troop
 B Of he Rough Riders. arrived in
 | AoeniX Saturday night from New York. where he has bsen confined in a hospital since he was mustered out Mir Prcftftt was one Of the sharp shooters Cf tEc Rough Riders who were detailed to hunt Spanish sharp shooters concealed in the traes and palms. and he won many compliments for e1hcien, work.
 WILL WINTER HERE MT S. o. Merrill, Mrs. Merrill and their child lave arrived at the Ford hotel from
 S. Paul. MiHn.. and hey have decided
 to pass the winter hs1e. Mir. Merrill
 is interested in 6 wholesale crCckzTy business in St. Paul and is one Of the leading young business men Of that city. He is pleased with he fine win
 ter climate he finds in this valley and
 fe5ls lha. he will be much benefited in
 health by a winters ojourn here.
 HE VOTED FOR BRODIE.- One of Col Brodies friends in Phoenix is an
 lTishman who thinks he is sincere in
 his friendship for BrOdie. He voted
 for Blodie not because he was
 Rough Rider, nor because he thought i
 BrCdie could get statehood for -Ari- | zona. but he bel eyed he was fellow c0untryman. When the result was announced he Irisiman was heard to say: Sure, it is tCos bad to beat a good man like Alex O'Brcdie. and m ! 2 friend Cf home rule.
 PHOENIX LADY'S SORROW. - Mrs. J. w. Doris yesterday received | the annCuncen nent of the death Of her youngest brother, George Wilson, at [ his home in Mississippi. Mrs Doris l. was some lime ago called to Missfs- | sippi by the serious illness Of her brother, but he was recovering when { she lsft there Q week ago. She. ar rived in Phoenix but few days ago, | and will not return to Mississippi. , Another brother in tha state is also i'll with the mala.ial fevers which are raging there.
 AT THE HOSPITAL The public will be given another invitation to the insane hospital 10 witness an entertain melt in which the talent Of the asylum, assisted by nunlo per of Phoenix peO- ple, will take par. Alter the enter tainmelt dance will be enjoyed. The f1z- event Of his llir for this season took place several weeks ago, and it was very muh 5Ei0yed by all who at tended. Tuesday night Of next week has been selected for the entertain ment, and an invitation will he extend ed 10 -he public to bs presen-.
 VALUE OF ADVERTISING.- Mr. Sam Dunlap Of the S. F. P. 6 P railroad office in this city was convinced yesterday morning that advertising pays, and Ih5 Republican as a medium has no superior \ horse owned by MT Dunlap disaPpeareG on Saturday and no trace O the animal could ba found He placed an aGTctt tissmenJ in the wan. column O. Sundays Republican and when he aw3fa il the morning the horse was at his home and Mex ican was wai,in5 frr the ,eward of tered.
 UNIQUE WEDGE H. ". Flaw ley CT san Francisco. who witnessed the fCc- ball ga me between the Indians r and the normal school tam Saturday afternoon was much amused by the re- yolving wedge Whicl the Indians work 50 successfully in foe ball. Mir. flaw ley is an enthusiast on fOot ball and he has seen may of the leading play CTS CT tIS cCdItIE, Et.~ 44G Sc1S . CiAh9 trick Of the Indfal boys is one worthy Of the best of them. The Indians wedge the man with the tall and work him ao-cas he field by revolving and throwing eff the assaiIants by this clever movement of he impanetrabie wedge.
 THE DEAD DOG NINE Interest il the famous Dead Dog mine in llnla county is revived with tn com ing of its owner. MT. John Lyons, who arrived at the Ford hotel Saturday night from Missouri. MT Lyons is in very poor health, but he hopes tha@ the sunshine O. the valley will res ore his old time vigof in few moAths- He was accompanied to noeniX by Henry Huber. who ia locking after Mir Lyons ccr3f0r-. Mr. Lyons came here