Arizona republican., 1898-11-18
News of the Town

mans Relief Corps will give suppe
 to the Grand Army and late vQlunteer on Thanksgiving eve, at ]. w. Ow5,
 post hall in the Monihon building.
 THE TEMPLL; CASE. -Govsrnol
 Murphy is pushing proceedings for thu
 return of James Temple to Arizona
 for trial. Temple is The man who k
 now in Sonora jail for killing a Mex ican in the Unitsd States.
 AN ADDRESS WA TED Inquiry is made from Los Angeles for the ad- dress Of Mrs. s. NJ. Ewing, who came
 to Phoenix about one year ago. She is i described as a dressIuaksr by profes- [ sion. Any one knowing Mrs. Ewing
 address may leave it at this office. 1 BACK TO ARIZONA A. w. War wick, mining man who is well known
 in Arizona, returned yesterday to the i Ford from Butte. Mont. MT. Warwick will spend some time in Arizona. He l is interested in some mines in the 1 Santa Maria mining district in Yava-
 F2i county.
 1 THE WILL MAKERS A E. La velle and T. Ready, who were arrested lately for being concerned in the mat ter of the manufacture of pos, ,humOus will for the late James Roarke, were brought before Justice JohnstOne yes terday for preliminary examination. Both were remanded 0 jail. LOST A FINGER-A young man
 named Hall had the indsx finger of the right hand ampTla,ed yesterday. About six months ago the finger be- came entanglede in the sprOcket and
 chain of a bicycle. It was badly
 crushed and though che injury healed
 it was left in wJrse than useless shape.
 DIGGING FOR WATER. The city
 Of Prescott is still digging for water
 in Granite creek and a depth of twenty-siX feet has been reached. When thirty feet of depth has been attained it is the intention Of the city council to drift across the creek Whether a sufficient supply of water fer the city will be secured remains a matter of doubt.
 AQUATIC MEDALS MT. (. L. Hayden, who has lately returned from summer in the east, is a gentleman of aquatic tendencies. Until lately he was the owner of a handsome yacht at Thousand Islands. He brought back with him a silver medal from ,he Thousand Islands Yacht club for being the owner Of the fastest steam yacht He also earned a cat boat msdal.
 LOST A HORSE John Dewitt lost q valuable horse yesterday. The ami nal was kicked on the leg week ago Since then it was lame, though 1t could move about ard had even Eesn worked Vest erday morning it was lying down in it's stall for the first time since the acciden- When it tried to get up it's weight caused the bones of the injured leg to snap. The animal was shot
 THE RED CROSS. The ladies Of the Red Cross society are taking Ua- usual pains to make their ball on Fri day night grand success. The public should pasronize their efforts most and thus show appreciation of he noble work in which the ladiss have been engaged. An informal re- ceptiOn will be tendered the Rough Riders, after which Feuerstein's or chestra will supply music for ;he dance.
 THE RED CRUSADE.- The Red Crusade is a new incident in Salvation A my work It will be instituted ii Phoenix tomorrow night and will be continued until December 1. During this time a series of special meetings will be conducted, Several of the ministers of the city will assist in the services. The mem lcTs of the army corps will be a,tired in red during tIis period
 SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTIO1>. Beginning today and continuing until Sunday there will be held ill Phoenix the fifth annual Sunday school con vcntion for Arizona. Delegates will be present from all parts Of the territory This afternoon will be consumed in or ganizing the convention, and in the evening a reception will be held at the parlors of the Presbyterian church. The convention will hold it's session in the Presbyterian ch lrch.
 AT THE ASYLUM The eEter- tainment which will be given a, the territorial asylum next Tuesday even ing promises to be one of unusual in terest. A number of Phoenix ladies and gentlemen will be present and aid the talent of the asylum in making the evening one of supreme enjoyment. Dr. Miller extends 8 cordial invitation to every one to be present. After the entertainment dancing will be enjoyed i'll the large nsw dining hall.
 GILT EDGED SECURIlIES.- MT. Thomas A. Orr has returned to PhOe nix from an extended visit in the east. EIe found that the Salt River valley was known among investors most ia vorabIy. Tn fact" said he, T heard z Washington and California. and these three places are considered the best for investment by easterEers. MT. Orr looks for considerable moH Jment in he real estate line in this valley this win ter.
 NEARLY A FIRE.-Goldberg Bros. | had narrcw escape from a c0nhagra ton las night. Officer Galpin was rassing the store about 10 o'clock and ! noticed a grea, deal Of smoke. As he l watched it a great crowd gathered and | III agreed that a fire was. breeding. The l officer feared to break the door, for | .he advent of such mCley audience | IS had coilec,ed would be little lesa 1 disastrous to the stock than a nra. He sent a messenger after Aaron Gold i 1erg. who came and unlocked the door. | The fire was found to be burning in a | 9ox of quilts and was on the point of !