Arizona republican., 1898-11-07
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN


 members received the hand of fellow
 ship.
 A CHURCH DINNER The Baptist young people will give a dinner in the
 Gang building opposite the city hall
 next Saturday.
 MEETING OF PASTORS- The city pastors will hold regular meeting in
 the study of Rev. Dr. Halsey at ;he
 Baptist church on Monday morning.
 THE MEETING TONIGHT. The mesting at the Patton Grand opera house tonight will be one of the most j! important of the campaign. The speakers have been selected from among the best in Arizona.
 BALL GAME YESTERDAY.-There was a game of base ball yesterday af- ternoon at the park between a cOl0red nine and the DeMund players which resulted in a victory for the DeMunds by a score Of IA to 3.
 ! KICKED BY A HORSE.-G. R. Will liscroft reports an accident which hap paned yesterday afternoon in Mont g0mery's addition. A little gil was paying near a horse, when she was i kicked in the hcad by the animal and was unconscious when MT. WiliscrOft arrived at the scene. He did mt learn the child's name.
 THE CONCERT- The Pioneer band entertained q large crowd yestsr- day afternoon at the city hall plaza. The selections were rendered in an cX cellent manner, and the imprOvom it , which is noticeable a- every concert of this hand was apparent to the crowd which listened to the concert yesterday afternoon.
 COMPANY A DRILL The regular Sunday afternoon drill of Company A of the national guai was held at the range four miles from ',fe city Ol the Tempe road. The recorl was broken in target practice by Private Stratt0n, who made tweDty-fOdr out of a possi- ble twenty-five Arrap gements have been made for the ball Q be given by Company A on the 2E h at O'Neill hall, and the boys will wCr X from now on to make it eclipse all previous SO cial events this season. A CLOSE SHAVE. -Thrse men were thrown from a wagon yesterday afternoon and two of them were picked up unconscious. All escaped serious injury. but they were badly bruised and will ret forget their experience for some time. The men were stran- e-ers in the city and had 5ust arrived from the country when their team became frightened and ran away. turning OYsr the wagon and landing the occupants upon the ground. Their names copld net be learned
 HIS WIPES CONDOLENCE Hon. P. |. Ellinwood tells O. an Incident of the early part of the campaign It was at Prescott when the forces of WiIscn and EllinwoOd had locked horns and the choice fer delegate to I,aJI iy, daadIoeIy M.' EllinwCOd wrote his wis at Flagstaff about the situation, ard q few days later when the deadlock was broken by the selection of Wilson he received the following words by wire from her Now will you be gCcd?"
 A QUIET SUNDAY There was very little excitement in the city yes terday. Among the small groups of | men gathered on the sidewalks pOli- ties was the chief topic, and the prob able effect of the Shotgun Parade Of the Democratic Rough Walkers was discussed. The opinion was advanced by great many that the Rough walk i ers'' had settled the disposition Of Maricopa county in the election by the loss of 200 votes which Wilson would otherwise have rcca1ved. There ls very little betting, and what money is i being placed is even.
 A HIDDEN TRANSPARENCY. - Resting against the band stand at u :: ! plaza on Saturday night was a large transparency which bore the words, l +'Demccratic Rough Walkers It had 1 not taken the paIo in the disSrac9fui rarade which the managers had as signed to it, and many people won~ ! dered what l. was there for When the crowd began to arrive at the plaza man stepped out of the crowd and car ried it 10 8 place behind the band stand where it could not be seen by ! the audience ''I gness they were afraid to carry hat" said raneher pointing to the transparency. The peoplo have got them branded any how, and it is just as well that they , left this sign behind.
 MAKING A NEW VERDE Pro-. lessor George TrsadweI will leave to- morrow for Jerome 10 look after his . mining interests tbere. He has se- I cured possession Of ,he Cliff and the { Greer. Monster claims in the Black . Hills. These claims adjoin the FGuatCr claims, which are in llIga- ti0n. Professor TTsadwell has had a i number Of men at work for some time developing these mines, and he thinks that they will become valuable prop l critics. The ere body is already Of | permanent character w-t1 considerable f width and an average value or thirty one per cent cOppsT and small values in gold It promises to become a mine which will rank in importance wish the Uni.ed Verde. its next door nelghbc"
 CLOSE OF OPERA SEASON pres cntation of 'BOccaccio' Grau Opera company on Sa -ur marked the close Cf a Sdcc week "The Bohemian c
 itably sung at the Sat
 matinee, and in the
 cfo," one of the n
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 house. Adele
 cio," showed