Arizona republican., 1898-05-28
NEWS BRIEFS
Small Paragraphs of Gen.
 erdl Local Interest.
News of Phoenix and Tributary Re- zion. The DOingS of People and Other Matters.

John Harvey of Fl Paso, represent ing the Fl Paso smelling works. is il the city.
 l.. Creighton of Los Angeles was ir the city yesterday, a guest of the Hotel Adams
 s. P. Clark, proprietor of the Ford hotel, has bought the hotel bar ol Thomas Bowes.
 It is expected that an early meeting held for the election of teachers.
 Governor NcCord yesterday ap. pointed Captain Allen T. Bird of No gales aide de camp, with the rank of ieutenant-colonel
 Captain J. w. Crenshaw was busy yesterday enrolling names for the company which he proposes to raise for the Spanish war.
 MT. Lloyd Johnson, clerk of the su- lreme court, last night entertained several of his friends at a pleasant dinner at the Hotel Adams
 Joseph Gooch. young man who fell and broke his arm while working on a ranch near Glendale six weeks ago, was taken to the county hospital yesterday
 s. M. Cullom has been appointed dep uty revenue collector of this district, vice H. c. Pollock, recently resigned. The appointment was made by Col lector A. l.. Morrison.
 Whether Jim Parker is hanged at Prescott next Friday or not. it is a sure thing that he will be there. A prisoner was never more closely guard ed. A gentleman from Prescott yes terday said that the murderer is never for an instant out of sight of a deputy sheriff
 The first test of block 41 cases will occur in Justice JohnstOne's court ar Z o'clock today in the trial of Martin Dujmoyich and others, against whom .Antone Gould made complaint in re- taliation for his own arrest for keep ing an improper house outside the block.
 Today is the date of the l. 0. G. T. district lodge at Tempe. A large of members of the local lodge will avail themselves of a special ex- cursion rate offered by the M. & P. The brethren and sisters of the Tempe lodge have made elaborate prepara- ton for the entertainment of visit ing members.
 The focal lodge I. o. G. T. has re- ceived twenty eight page communi- cation from F. w. Payne, one of it's members, who joined the Arizona cow boys. The letter is an interesting de scription of the camp at San Antonio, Tex. It will be read at the meeting Of the lodge next Monday night. A full attendance of members is desired on that occasion.
 Slight changes in time On both of Phoenix railroads will go into ef feet on June l. Train No. l of the Maricopa & Phoenix will leave at 7:30 D. m So far as Phoenix is concerned there will be no change ill the time Of the arrival and departure of the $. F.. P. & P. passenger trains, but train No. will arrive here at .9:28 D. m. and train No. 4 will go out at a. m.
 A pleasant musical recital was given by the scholars of Miss Mary Eliza beth Halsey at her home on East Van Duren street on Thursday evening. Among those who took part and as sisted in the recital were Miss Cross, Misses Mary Wells, Mary Kincaid, Bella Forbes, Ada Forbes and Miss Halsey. Artistic programmes were provided and light refreshments were served.
 Secretary Akers, who returned from Prescott yesterday, brought word of rich strike on Lynx creek ten miles this side of Prescott. J. J. Milligan had been mining in that locality for several years. At last his wife be- came interested and bought an un- promising claim for $500. The strike consists in the discovery of six-foot vein from which concentrates ranging from $50 to S60 ton are obtained. Mrs. Alilligan has been offered 1900 for the claim.
 Mrs. Buckley's Baraca class gave a very enjoyable social at the Baptist church last evening. The programme included instrumental selections by Miss Kay, Miss Welch, Miss Ming, MT W. c. Halsey, MT. Spencer McKern, Olga Coggins, Annie Garnett, Alice Halsey; vocal pieces by Miss Johnson Miss Mary Halsey. Miss Nettie Hal sey and Carleton McIzern; recitations by MT. Whitney and MT. Reno Rudd Refreshments were served. All the selections were we'll given. Governor McCcrd yesterday a2 pointed MT. Lloyd Johnson d member of his staff with the rank of lieuten ant-colonel. This appointment i: made to fill the vacancy caused by th' death of Hon. H. J. Cleveland. | License to marry was issued to F. Amadril and Anita Lopez; Jame L. Whipple and Mrs. Julia Fellers | The marriage of the first named cou
 pie will take place tomorrow. MT
 Amadril is late arrival in Phoeni. and is employed at the Keystone phar
 macy.
 The man to whom this refers ha been an enthusiastic disciple o
 Scrippsmcrae and had set reverentl
 at the foot of the bulletin boards eve
 since this misunderstanding wit
 Spain began until last Tuesday morn
 ing. Said he, gloomily, last night
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