Arizona republican., 1898-12-01
News of the Town


 isters' meeting last Monday, Rev. Dr
 McCreary gave an able address on tht preparation of a sermon.
 THE SUPERVISORS. The boart
 of supervisors was In session yes. CT day closing up the affairs of the month
 The day was taken up in the auditing
 of claims.
 10. c. T. ENTERTAINMENT. Good Templars will give a public en- tertainment in their hall tomorrow night There will be a good musical programme and everybody will be well come.
 A LARGE FJNERAL.-The funeral of Mrs. David Kile vas held yesterday afternoon from the Baptist church. large number followed the remains to the church where the services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Halsey.
 MARRIED AT GLENDALE. MT. Charles P Hart and Miss Carrie Lena l Cole were married at Glendale yester- day evening. Mr Hart is a druggist of Bisbee. Miss Cole has been for some time a teacher in this county. GUARDIANSHIP ENDED. = The guardianship Of the minor heirs of Henry Schumacher was terminated in probate court yesterday upon the filing of the final account by the guardian, s. ! D. Lount, and he was discharged.
 NEAR TO GLOBE.- The railroad grade of the Gila Valley, Globe & Northern is completed to Globe, and the laying of rack has progressed to within two mics of the big copper camp. Another week and trains will be running into Globe
 BACK TO ARIZONA. Judge f0 o6 a visit Q California and other states. They have been absent from Phoenix for six months, and during their trav- els they did not find any place where there is greater prosperity than here
 THE CUBAN FEVER- Billy Penn berton, who made such rapid improve ment after his return 70 Phoenix from MOntauk was taken with fever few days ago and was compelled to remain at his home in tie country until yes terday, when he came down town for few hours.
 MARRIED AT GLOBE.- MT. Porter w. Fleming. formerly of this city, was married at Globe on the 27th of No vember to Miss Mamie Cadman of that city MT Fleming resided in this ely for many years and only recently moved to Globe. He was elected dis trict attorney of Gila county at the late election.
 REMAINS SENT EAST-The funer- al of Charles w. Culb9rtson, who died at the home of his mother Tn Capitol addition last Sunday, was held from the Presbyterian church yesterday. Rev. Lapsley McAfee officiating. The body was sent to Lawrence. Kan, last nigh. the former home Of the de- ceased.
 DOUBLE BEREAVEMENT Mrs. Frank Steele of Phoenix yesterday re- ceived a letter announcing the death of her mother, Mrs. William Dough erty, at her home in Louisville, Ky, on November 26. MT. Steele's mother died in this city but few days ago, and the young couple are receiving the sympathy of their friends in their bereavement $.
 THE BRILL CASES. The cases of F. L. Brill agains- the s. r. F. & r. for damages for the killing of some cattle were tried in district court yesterday. The company disclaimed any liability and counter complaint was filed for damages, alleging that the plaintiffs cattle had Obstructed the company's engines and intarfered with the train service. The plaintiff was
  nett and the defendant by Mr. T. w. Johnston of Prescott and MT. L. H. Chalmers. The cases were concluded and taken under adyiSement.
 INDIAN FOOT BALL TEAM The l Indian school foot ball team, in charge of Henry Fowler, left last night for southern California where five games have been arranged wH,h various elev- ems. The headquarters of the team ! will be at Fiesta park, Los Angeles. ! The Indian school band accompanies | the expedition. MT. Fowler will play 1 quarterback. That is not his strong 1 place but it affords a more com position with respect to his { team ,han any other. R. c. Fowler, | Bertram Smith and Ned Creighton l went along. The team will be absent -hree weeks.
 ALEX BARSANTI IS DEAD Alex | 3arsanti died about o'clock yesterday ! after an illness Of nearly 1 nonth The direct cause of death was The deceased was a na i've of Italy, 54 years of age, and had | 'esided in Phoenix abou, fifteen years. ! He was ans honest and industrious 1 man and was respected in the business He had succeeded in ac considerable property. His . only relative in this country is B. ! Poli. a cousin. His mother and a sis -er reside in Italy He was member of the Knights of Pythias and Odd ! Fellows. His funeral will take place oday from the undertaking establish nent of w. A. Davis.
 DEATH OF DAN CONROY.- A telegram was received from Fl Paso ast night describing the death of Dan ?. ConrOy, formerly general freight md passenger agent Of the Maricopa < Phoenix railroad. Mrs. Conroy, who $ teaching a, Congress, received elegram yesterday morning. stating hat he was dangerously ill. She left It once to join him and arrived in the ity last night when she was informed ,f his death. Definite arrangements egarding the burial have not been made Xs- but the body will