Arizona republican., 1898-03-30

Tn the CdSCle creek country. lie re- ports the mines in that district in flourishing condition.
 There will be no tax sale at the city assessors office tomorrow on account of the sickness of MT. A. A. Long. The next sale will be held on April 1.
 George Robert Cairns will hold his farewell service in the North Metho- dist church this evening. Those who desire seat will do we'll to go early.
 The Baptist church will have meet ing for business and prayer on Thurs day evening at 7:30 o'clock. There will be meeting of the board of dea- cons at o'clock.
 A second meeting of the capitol site commission was held at the executive chambers yesterday afternoon at which the territorial treasurer was directed to advertise the sale of the capitol building bonds.
 The trial of M. " Warren and Ralph Quinn, charged with flooding the road north of town, took place before Jus tice Johnstone yesterday. The matter is under advisement. The complaint was made by J. K Buford.
 The ladies of the Friday club are to give another library tea for the benefit of the library fund, at Mrs. Purman's, on Saturday afternoon from to 5. There will be a short programme Re treatments will be served All are invited
 Marshal Hooker yesterday received telegram from W. B. Hutchinson say ing that he had arrived at Pomona, Cal, with the body of his brother, J. W. Hutchinson, in good condition. The funeral took place yesterday after noon at 3 o'clock.
 Miss Mary A. Warren. whose fall, resulting in the breaking of her hip, was mentioned in The Republican a few days ago, is lying at the home of her niece, Mrs. w. J. Cotton, in very precarious condition. It is hardly pos sible, on account of her advanced age, that she will get we'll.
 MT. o. Schiller, secretary of the Evans Loan and Investment company. is at San Francisco so seriously i'll that his recovery is regarded as doubtful. MT. Schiller left here for San Fran cisco three weeks ago. He was taken to bed on the day after his arrival. His illness is a prostration resulting from overwork.
 Mayor Adams yesterday received the first subscription to the $5 000 Phoenix advertising fund. The sub scriber was Mayor W. O. O'Neill of Prescott His contribution was s100. MT. Adams has not yet begun the cir culation of the list, but has already received assurance of a dozen s100 subscriptions.
 hot hoc ic message to congress, yellow journalism is resorting to the telegraph wires to learn how the folks feel about it. what they are going to do about it and what kind of policy they are going to pre- sent for the use of the administration. Governor McCord yesterday received a telegraphic inquiry from the New York World as to his view of the sit uation.
 R. Hatfield, who was arrested on Monday on the complaint of Goldman & Go. charging him with embezzle- ment, was given preliminary exami- | nation before Justice Johnstone yes terday and was held to the grand jury | Hatfield made no defense. but admit | ted that he had obtained a team of the complainants on credit, represent ] ing that he was going to use it in a stage route enterprise and that imme- diately afterward he had sold it and converted the proceeds to his own use. In response to an invitation ad- | dressed by the people of Flagstaff to Governor McCord and his staff some time ago to be present at that town on March 30, the governor will leave tonight for Coconino'se capital He will likely be accompanied by Gen. eral Lewis and will be joined at Pres colt by Secretary Akers. Attorney General Frazier is already at Flaestaff | No special programme of entertain ment has been announced, but it vii
 not take the people Of that city long to get one up.
 Col. E. J. Edwards of Globe is il
 town on legal business and will re
 main until next week. He says tha
 ten miles of the G. V. G. & N. railroad
 has been built north from Ge
 roni1no That was done by the com
 pany itself. but the remaining fit.
 miles to Globe will be built by con
 tractors who have just been awarde'
 the contracts. The road will reacl
 Globe by July 1. In anticipation O its coming and by reason of an in creaslng activity in mining matter Globe is becoming a quite differen : town.
 Lieutenant-Colonel William Evans
 the commanding officer of the Pacifi
 coast division of the Salvation Army . will conduct the meeting at the arm
 hall in the Gardiner block tonight There will be a swearing in" of re cruits during the meeting. Com mencing about 10 o'clock. he will con duct half-night of prayer, to whic
 all are invited to attend The colone is forcible and earnest speaker whor
 all will do well to hear. The repuhli of Mexico has been added to the Pa
 cif1c coast division of the army whic
 brings it under Col. Evans command He is now on his way to the City C , Mexico to arrange for the occupatio
 of that country
 J. W. Shephard, the well know mining man, has returned from a si