Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1898-06-03
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Small Paragraphs of Gen.
erdI Local Interest.
News of Phoenix and Tributary Re.
giOn. The DOingS of People and
Other Matters.

License to marry was issued yester
day to Frank T. Steele and Mary l.
Dougherty
Ed Metcalf went out to the Red
Rover mine with a load of supplies
yesterday.
o. L. Pease is the only ella BEND
man up to date presenting himself fo1
enlistment. Mr.. Pease is Maine
man and he does not forget it,
The funeral of Cleveland R., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Shott, will take
place at O'Clock this afternoon from
the family residence, $50 East Adams
street
A meeting of hte territorial live
stock board was held yesterday In
addition to the transaction of routine
business the subject of the quarantine
was discussed.
The Daughters of Rebekah last night
presented Mrs. F. B. Moss an elegant
badge of the order, a past grand en-
blem- 1t consists of the three links
and a stone.
Captain Calderwood believes he has
scored one against the regular market
gardeners of the valley He picked
ripe tomatoes yesterday almost a
son.
Mr.. Fred Wood of Denver, formerly
of Phoenix, left last night for San
Francisco after a visit of several days
in town. Mr. Wood expects to return
to Phoenix next fall to spend the
winter.
Mr.. L. E. Hoffman of the Gazette
has been appointed Arizona CORES
pondent for the Los Angeles Times.
Mr.. Hoffman is a skillful and consci.
entious newspaper man and this terri
tory will not be the worse now that he
has charge of the Arizona department
OF the Times.
Cleveland R., the 7-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs ]. NJ Shott, died at 10
clock last night after an illness of
eight weeks. The cause of death
was spinal meningitis. He was a
lovely child and the parents after
many long days and nights of watch
ing by the little sufferers bedside, are
almost heart broken
June End is the record for this
year set by Mr. ]. X. Glassford. The
specimens furnished by him for edi
torial criticism were found to be fully
I
variety, although he failed to furnish
the name thereof; however a peach
without a name is quite as tooth
some. AS an orchardist and horti-
culturist Mr.. Glassford stands pre-
eminent in this valley.
The Sunday school of the Christian
church will observe children's day on
next Sunday morning. For, month
lii
collections for foreign missions and
their contributions will be handed in
on Sunday morning. An entertain
ment will be given at half past two
O'Clock by the members of the school,
who have been drilled by Mrs. ]. Roe
Young. They. invite all of their
friends to be present.
Hon. Luther Kaltenbach justice OF
the peace OF ella Bend was IN town
yesterday fixing up 4 new judicial
bond for himself. The only trouble
he encountered was in keeping too
many from signing the bond. The
discovery of SO many warm friends
caused him to return home last even
ing in a happy frame of mind.
Application for letters of guardian
ship of the minor heirs of the late
DR., w. w. Jones was made in probate
court yesterday.
James Parker will be hanged at
Prescott today. Quite a number OF
Phoenicians to whom hanging is of
more thrilling interest than a circus
or minstrel performance. went north
last night. Most of them were going
on urgent business. They didn't
think they'd go to the hanging. They
wouldn't give a cent or walk across
the road to see it. 1t is said that
Parker is betraying realization of
the seriousness OF his situation, but
it is hardly expected that he will
weaken to the extent of breaking
down.
On account of the sudden illness yes
terday afternoon of Miss Frances
Field, Under Two Flags was not
played at the park theater last night
as was advertised. 1t will, however,
be presented tonight, as Miss Field
will possibly be able to appear. l.
not, the part will be taken by Mrs.
Chase. 1t should be remembered that
Company B. N. G. A, receives COM
mission on all tickets to the perform
ance tonight and tomorrow night, sold
in the city The military ball will
take place at the theater tomorrow
night.
Articles of incorporation of the Live
Oak Copper and Smelling company
and of the Big From Mining and Mill
ing company of Sonora were filed in
the Office of the territorial secretary
/ yesterday. The incorporators of the
| first are F. ]. Kaldenberg and John
| X a nj v1rIi oh ic,y ,od q
| principal place Of business. The cap
ital stock is $1,200,000. OF the latter
company the incorporators are F. l..
Kryder and ]. K. Schuebly and Mon
roe Seiberling of Peoria, ILL.,; James B.
Soldering OF Daylestown, O., and o.
B. Hardy of Nogales. Nogales is the
principal place of business The cap
! ital stock is SS00,000