Arizona republican., 1898-04-30
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Small Paragraphs of Gen.
 eral Local Interest.
News of Phoenix and Tributary Re- gieR. The D0ings Of People and Other Matters.

| c. M. Calhoun has received his com
 mission as postmaster at Castle Creek
 He succeeds F. W. Morris, Jr. | A new law partnership has been formed in Phoenix, Judge Baker and | Waiter Bennett. The association WEI
 date from next Monday.
 Those intending to visit the Anil i matoscope at the park theater tonight should secure seats during the day at the Garden City drug store.
 | At the Baptist church next Sunday evening Rev. Dr. Halsey will begin a | series of discOurses on American pa triotism, his theme being, Our Ma tional Hymn.'
 machinery at Jerome, was in town boyhood friend of Mr. E. w. Gillett of the s. F. P. & P.
 Garret B. Schuler has taken the po- sition Of night clerk at the Hotel Ad- ans. He succeeds Harry Sanford, who will leave with his father, F. B. Sanford, for Chicago in few days. The city Ministers association will | meet on Monday next at II o'clock a. m. in Dr. Mckinney's study at the Presbyterian church. All clergynen l in the city are invited to be present. A letter from Prescott states that a company of cowboys is there ready to | march to Whipple this morning. A committee in Prescott will give the Phoenix troops a reception on their arrival.
 The Republican lately announced
 that Miss Ida Temple had been en- ployed as teacher in the Isaacs dis trict. Miss Temple, who is a student at the normal, writes that there is an error, that she did not apply for the position.
 A meeting of the normal schcol board was held yesterday. The only business transacted was the appoint ment of Lee Gray as temporary sec retary of the board in the absence of
 James H. McClintock. The meeting | then adjourned until Monday Articles of incorporation of the AL amo Mining company were filed in the office Of the secretary of the territory yesterday The incorporators are H. J. Delamar and Howard W. Kemp CT. The company proposes to operate in Mohave county, and kingnlan is named as the principal place of busi- ness.
 Miss Ida Johnson's seventh grade
 pupils of the central building who are
 studying about the islands Of the Pa
 cific, also the sixth grade pupils, were
 given rare treat Friday afternoon by
 way of talk on the Sandwich islands,
 given by Professor Wasson of the high school, who in a very happy man
 ner told the boys and girls many pleas ing things concerning these islands and their people. This gentleman spent some weeks on the islands the
 past summer and judging from all re- ports, must nave kept his ayes and ears well open during his stay. Thursday night over 400 n3rsons witnessed the war show at the park theater, and it was the unanimous ex- pression that the performance was be- yond their expectation Tonight the Animatoscope company has combined | with the Pioneer band, the latter giv- ing one of their approved concerts while the moving and Stirring scenes of war by land and water are enacted for the entertainment of the audience. The fact alone that tonight's per formance will be benefit to the band which has contributed so much to the pleasure of our people, should pack the house, and there is little doubt but that there will be large patronage. Mrs. w. E. Deity left town last night, starting for New York She will remain in New York city until | May II, when she will sail for Europe
 on the White Star steamship Brittanic.
 Mrs. Deity has so closely applied her self for many years to the study of music and imparting the knowledge so acquired to others both by way of en- tertainment and otherwise, that she is entitled to the rest and pleasure of | this trip. It is her purpose to re- | main in London for several months, where she will occupy her time in talk | ing a special course of lessons from a | noted master, and her friends 1n l Phoenix may look forward to musical treat of the first class kind upon hel return. All Phoenix will echo ithe
 parting salute to Mrs. Deity Of Bon
 voyage"