Arizona republican., 1898-11-25
News of inc Town

SALE OF THE ARIZONA MT w W. Miller of New York, represent ing the bondholders' committee of the Arizona Canal company, will arrive ir } Phoenix cn December 1, and on the \ o-l the sale of the canal will occur. THE RED CRUSADE.- The services at the Red Crusade last night were led by Rev. l.. D. McCreary pastor , of the First M. E. church. who spoke from the text. T have q n2ssa ge from God unto thee" There was one , conversion. There will be . holiness
 meeting tonight conducted by Rev. F
 Ames ot the Free Methodist church
 A PLEASANT DAY.-rhe inmates
 of the asylum for the insane were
 given a turkey dinner yesterday by Dr.
 Miller, which was very much enjoyed
 by all The dinner was served in courses. At the close of the meal pr.
 Miller passed around box of cigars to the men, and they were allowed to sit and enjoy a social half hour in
 smoking and conversation.
 PROSPEROUS GLOBE.- Judge w F. Stnwen retur led yesterday morn ing from visit to Globe, which ne says is now riding On the fOod-tiue Of pros perity. The camp was never in better
 condition. Judge SI:Iwell was told by
 
 las5 Friday and Saturday than OF any two days within the twenty years he has been in business in hat camp.
 INVASION OF CALIFORNIA. The Indian school foot ball team will leave
 next Wednesday night on a tour O. southern California. They will make l Fiesta Park at Los Angeles -heir headquarters Five games have ;tl-
 ready been arranged One will be played al Santa Monica and one at San l I3ernardino. They will be gene abOut thrae weeks and will be under the di- rection of Henry FoWlar.
 CRADLE SONGS TONIGHT. Miss RoseIyn Madden Sargent assisted by i a number of singers in the city, will render Cradle Songs of oae Nations at the Patton Grand opera house to-
 night. The proceeds of the entertain ment will go to the Ladies Aid so- ciety oi the Baptist church. Many of the most accomplished singers in the ely will take part in the entertain , ment and the large numbers CT tickets already sold insures 8 good attendance. THE GRAND JURY The grand jury expects to finish it's work t0mor- row, but it expected to do tha5 a week ago However, the investigation of the county offices has been practically completed and nothing more remained 10 be done but to put the findings in the form of a Teporl. IL is understood that the jury has found the affairs of the county in excellent shape and that the report will contain no criticisms. i As to criminal investigations, it will have to be q case Of considerable az graYa,ion. supported at the beginning by very good evidence. that will any | further postpone the adjournment of | Q u-h HPpn sion two weeks.
 THE MILITARY RAIL- The ball { at O'Neill hall last night under the au- . spices of 4 company N. G. A, was one | of the most brilliant functions Of the | season The hall was comfortably | filled with happy crowd, and the pro- gramme was not completed until , o'clock this morning. The participants were cordially received by the commit tee which waited on the guests as they arrived, and every effort was made cn he part Of the members Of the company to give them full meas ure of t1e evenings pleasures. It was an event which will be remem- beTad fer long time. ard the "eputa- ticn of A company as entertainers has been established in this ciey for all time.
 HUGHES WRIGHT. The marriage of Mr Philip 5. Hughes Of Tucson and Miss Hattie Wright Was solemnized |. at the NJ E. church south at 5:30 yes tcrday afternoon by the pastor, Rev T. M W-eens. The church was hand somely adorned with snilax, chrysan- themums and peppers The we'd ding march was Played by Miss Maggie Alsap. The grcoms- men were Messrs. '. and C. Wright. and the bridesmaids Misses Grouse and Garneti. Mezsrs. E. and VI. Wilson were the ushers. Tha bride and bridesmaids were clad in white silk, the bride wearing long silk veil The wedding was preceded by q reception at the residence of Mr. John E. Norton. MT. and Mrs. Hughes left last night for Tucson, where the groom holds a responsible position in .-e offices of the Southern Pacific.
 MURRAY AND MAC Manager Patton cf the Patton Grand opera house was much gratifed by the rec ord his opera house made yesterday af ternocn and last night. The matinee Of "Finnigan's Ball" flied the house bu- last night standing room was sold some time before the curtain rose \ great many who were not aG- cus,omed 10 purchasing standing room l went home Shortly before the curtain rose some one I6IepnOIeu u l1G bo|N office for two seats. Manager Patton answered that there was nothing left | DUt standing room, whereuPon the man I at the other end Of the phone re- I quested him to reserve two standing { rooms as close together as possible he performance was of the fun making kind and there was some eX- eellent dancing and good singing. Mur- ray and Mack were irreprassibly funny. The Trumbull sisters danced i with unusual cleverness and grace, and ( he cake walk made decided hir-
 ALMOST 4 JUSTICE ". F. i Waters. county surYeyOr-elect, had 2 c nighty narrow escape from being elect |
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