Arizona republican., 1898-07-17
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Small Paragraphs of Gen.
 eraI Local Interest.
News Of Phoenix and Tributary Re- zion. The DOingS of People and Other Matters.

Refugio Murphy was yesterday ap- pointed trustee of the estate of her husband, James Murphy, in place of Dr. G. H. Keefer, who lately resigned.
 The S. F. P. & P. from the north came in this morning nine hours late. The delay was caused by a washout on the Santa Fe Pacific, west of Albu- querque.
 William Larkin, who for the past nine years has been foreman for the Meek Baking company of Los Angeles, is after next Monday to be in the em- ploy of the Arizona bakery.
 The Good Templars will have the nag which they are presenting to Gov ernor McCord's regiment at the lodge on Monday evening. Today it may be seen in the Irvine company's window.
 Final proof was made yesterday by w. A. Bolton of the timber culture claim to nwA, section 22, township 1 south, range east. The entry was made by Mr. Bottoms father, who is now dead.
 William Orme is anticipating the formal work of the Hawaiian commis- sioners and the actual annexation of the islands. Yesterday he directed letter to his brother, Shell Orme at Honolulu, U. s. A. and sent it with a. 2-cent stamp.
 A letter received yesterday from Lieutenant Hi11 at Whipple says that Jack Buckley and Frank Lisenbee are two of the most efficient and enthusi- astic soldiers in the camp. Their friends here feared that they were too wild to submit to military discipline and would spend more time in the guard house than at camp duties.
 There are sick volunteers at Whip pie Barracks who need immediate help; also wounded soldiers at Key West. It is very important that all Red Cross ladies meet at the city hall at Red Cross headquarters to assist in the work for the aid of these suffering ones Any donations will be gladly received at the headquarters any morn ing in the week.
 In an article in The Republican yes terday regarding applications for ex- animation for postoff1ce clerks and car riers it was stated that they would not be received until July 29. That word "not' was worse than unnecessary. It was misleading and should not have beeh printed at all. What was meant to be conveyed was that applications will be received until July 29 and should be made at the postoffice be- tween the hours of and 4 p. m-
 At the close of the service at the Baptist church last Sunday the board of deacons made the following report; Recognizing the persistent and afdu- ous duties performed by cur faithful pastor during the past year, and his need of rest, we recommend that oui church tender his leave of absence during the heated term. thus prepar- pairing the way for united effort ID the Masters service with the coming temperate weather" The report was unanimously adopted.
 The following persons have sent do nations to the Red Cross headquarters since last Saturday: Mrs. s. D. Lount Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Alex ander, Miss Ferguson, Mrs. Anderson Miss Smith, Miss Crabb, Mrs Bury Mrs. Gillett, Mrs. Dr. Stroud, Mrs. R Allyn Lewis, Mrs. B. J. Bennitt, Mrs Chalmers, Mrs. Goldberg, Mrs. Gold. man, Mrs. Chauncey Clark, Mrs. M. V Warren, Mrs. H. A, Diehl, one pail shoes; Mr. Guy Bennitt, one pail shoes; Mrs. G. B. Richmond. MT Minor, ice.
 B. A. Miller, who said that was hls name when he was arrested on charge of embedding horse and car belonging to the Dublin corral, wa! arraigned before Justice Kincaid yes terday morning He had undergone ! total change of name over night | His name had become Sam Anderson | His trial was set fer tomorrow. N complaint has been made against hin yet for rolling" "Old Joe," which i proved, will be a much more serious | matter than the misappropriaticn O a horse and cart.
 ! The board of supervisors is Pro
 tean body. Not long ago it resolves itself into a board of equalization Having run its course in that capacit, ! it yesterday resolved itself into re ception committee to meet taxpayer with views to advance regardini changes made CT neglected to be mad
 in the original assessment of thei
 property. There were not many kick
 CTS on hand and those who did com did not kick very hard. The commit tee will continue it's sessions from da
 to day until the last kick is exhauste or until the life of the committee ex
 pires by statutory limitations.
 This afternoon will witness some fin
 sport at the park, as the bicycle boy are determined to give MT. Berry
 rousing benefit. Dana Thompson ha
 also volunteered his services for ths
 day and will give another one of hi
 daring dives from a 100-foot stand an
 in his descent will turn back somel
 sault. MT. Berry is certain that th
 boys will break sons records todd.
 The foot race is to be for blood Bin
 Morse, one of the contestants in th
 foot race, is one of the best hundre