Arizona republican., 1898-08-27
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

License to marry was issued yester- day to Jesus Carbajal and Victoriana Leybas.
 The infant child of J. r. Smith of the Phoenix National bank died yester day morning.
 The waterbound California mail came ill yesterday morning. There were four days installments.
 The funeral Of Christian Cline took place yesterday from the rooms of tho Phoenix Undertaking company.
 Mrs. M. E. Moulthrop of Harqua Hala, who died in Phoenix on Thurs day morning, was buried yesterday from the Catholic church.
 Shirley Christy, paymaster's clerk. left last night for San Francisco to join his superior, Major Stilwell, who went through to the coast last Tuesday night.
 Will Orme, who went to Brooklyn to see his brother Norman Orme at the College hospital, is now on his way home. An encouraging letter regard ing Norman's condition was received from him yesterday.
 Matthew Sheen, young man of 25. who died on Thursday evening at the residence of Redmond Toohey, was buried yesterday from Davis under taking rooms. He had been in the em, ploy of Mir Toohey for two years.
 The train from the north did not get in until nearly o'clock yesterday morning, about five hours late. The delay was caused by washout on the Santa Fe Pacific detaining the east bound express. The train was behind time again last night.
 Robert W. Fraser died yesterday at his residence on Washington street be- tween Fourth and Fifth avenue. He had been ill fCE some time and had just been brought in from the noun tains, where he had been taken in the hope of obtaining relief.
 Company A had a meeting at the armory last night and the following non-commissioned officers were ap pointed: Willis Brewer, first ser sergeant; Peter Haan, second ser geant; E. J. Hollingshead, acting quar- termaster sergeant; Fred A. Carder, first corporal.
 The 14-year-old daughter of MT. R H. Collins, who was dangerously and perhaps fatally burned on Thursday. was still alive last night. She was yet free from pain, though she was sick at the stomach, owing to con- gestion caused by the destruction O the skin surface.
 The whole country from the Colo rado to the Missouri along the Sants Fe system is being blessed by abundant rains. in places too abundant. A pas senger lately from Kansas City, said he could imagine he was travelling through a bluegrass pasture field 1000 miles long, There is wealth of grass in northern Arizona, such as has sel dom been seen before.
 The Lazeola sisters. wlo run road house three or four miles east of the city, yesterday swore out a warrant in Justice Johnstone's court against Q Robert Jones, a dairyman, in which he is charged with having shot a dog, a Great Dane, belonging to them They said this complaint was the cul- imitation of a series of wrongs in, flicted by their neighbor in the way of slaughtering chickens and other dogs out of pure spite. MT. Jones side Of the story has not yet been told
 MT. J. F. McWiliiams yesterday re- ceived telegram from Baltimore say ing that his cousin, [. G. McWiliiams had just died in hospital there. MT McWilliams went to Baltimore severa' weeks ago for medical treatment. His friends have heard from him with regularity. His letters described 2 steady improvement. In his last he said he was feeling nearly as wei. as ever MT. McWilliams vas a for mer resident of the Buckeye country and was well known in the republican politics of this county.
 Court Stonewall No. 6. Foresters of America. yesterday received it's char ter, which has been framed and is now hung on the wall of the lodg' room in Elks' hall. the handsomest Of six charters Mir Charles Culp a! the same time received his authority as deputy grand ranger of the court All that is now lacking to complete tho property and paraphernalia of tho court is goat. and Col. J. c. Martin os Prescott is in possession of secre, information that one has been shipped from Catalina island.
 MT. E. J. Bonsall, the mining expert arrived in town yesterday from the Vekol mine on his way to look at some mining properties near Jerome The Vekol, Mir. Bonsall says, is a promising mine. They are engaged in increasing the mill facilities for extensive work this fall and winter. Of the new pro- cess with which an experiment has been concluded at the Vekol and of which much was expected. MT. BonsalI says it was alluring, but not practical Even if 1t had been all that was claimed for it. it would not have been profitable. It was too short lived with the eating away of the pans by acids and electricity.
 A new flag fioated from the castle of the Knights of Pythias yesterday. It was rreSented to the lodge by Mrs T