Arizona republican., 1898-10-11

A TEMPE 'RALLY."- Several democratic enthusiasts" mere than eight, went to Tempe last night and became implicated in a so-called rally which had been billed to come off there
 POLICE COURT Three drunks were in police court yesterday morn ling. They were fined S4, s5 and S10. Five Chinese peddlers were brought up for non-payment of licenses. They were fined the amount Of the licenses and the cost of the proceedings.
 TWO NEW CITIZENS-The num- Der of American citizens was increased by two at yesterday mornings session of United States court. Prosper Alex lander Bordone foreswore allegiance to King Humbert of Italy, and George Field Sharpe went back on Queen Victoria.
 DISTRICT COURT.-In a short isession N' district court yesterday judgment was given the plaintiff in the case of Harmon vs. Drew The case Of the city of Phoenix vs. Thalheimer and that of the city vs. Pinney, mo- tions to dismiss were arguad and sub nitted.
 ! Order of Red Men will give grand invitation ball on October 31, Hallow- le'en. Extensive preparations are be- ing made for it. The reputation Of this order for good fellowship and in the art Of entertaining assures the success of the ball in advance.
 | CARTWRIGHT REPUBLICANS. = The Young Mems Republican club and Inf1 ,o,,71, of ffr-r1 " Q promising club at Cartwright last might Most of the county candidates were present and several made speeches The address of Chaplain Scott is said to have surpassed ths chaplain's previous efforts.
 THE REGISTRATION. Those who have rot registered against one week from last night cannot participate in tory which will occur sarly next flaw on October IT, The list this year will be somewha. longer than ever be- fore, but it will probably not include all the voters in the county by great many.
 A NEW BUILDING.- Frank Mog- nett will immediately begin the erec- ton of a building on Adams street least of Second street. Today the build ing which has occupied the lot the new building will occupy will be moved Iaway so that work can proceed. The new structure will be 50x1371s feet in dimensions, and one story. It will be substantially built and of modern ar lchitecture
 1 DIED IN A CAMP.-Isaac Butts of Lewiston, Montana, died yesterday morning of consumption four miles west of town, where he was camping with a young man named Skagg, his brother-in-law. The two arrived in the valley few days ago, having come from Montana by wagon. The body Of the dead man was brought to Davis undertaking rooms and a telegram was sent to his wife, Mrs. Josie Butts, at Lewiston, asking what disposition should be made of the remains.
 COLLECTING FOR THE HOSPI- jTAE.-The committee appointed at the citizens meeting held last week will I begin tomorrow morning to collect funds for the maintenance of the Sisters hospital. The committee is composed of business men who have already subscribed liberally. They are anxious to expedite their work as much as possible and desire the bus mess men who feel an interest in the matter, to help them by being prompt las we'll as liberal, in subscribing to the fund
 RECEPTION FOR THE ROUGH RIDERS. - Governor Murphy and Mir B. Heyman are interesting the business men of the city in a reception by the city to the returning Rough Riders It is their desire to have Ievery one participate in this reception and for this reason it is thought best to have a grand ball and serve re- lfreshmen,s in the order Of a banquet with speeches by prominent citizens 1.-The matter will be discussed among the business men, and a date will be tseIected when the most of the Rough Riders have returned to the valley.
 THE STRIKE NEAR GARCIA. = Mir. c. E. Dyer of the Garcia Mining icompany arrived at the Ford on Sun day night. and last night departed foI London. Canada, over the Santa F'e Mir. Dyer is interested in the new gold a.rike which was made by a Mexican several weeks ago near the Garcia mine He believes with further de iVelODment the new mine will become 6 bonanza MT. Nave, cashier of the IGarcia company, who has been at the Ford several days, returned last nigh' to assume the management Of the IGarcia mine until Manager Break re turns.
 | FIRST WILD DUCK Joe BusE last Saturday brought in the first wil6 duck Of the season and distributed them among his friends. About 2 week ago duck began coming in large numbers, but for some reason the i'm migration suddenly ceased and ever many of the birds which had come go to thinking they had been a little pre-
 mature and went away. For the ben
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