Arizona republican., 1898-04-21

The supervisors have ordered a gal
 vanized trough to be put in in roa,
 district No. 2, at Five Points.
 Bishop J. M Kendrick has returned to the city from a trip to Tombstone Bisbee and other places in the terri tory.
 Charles Zeiger of Congress Junction drove to the city yesterday and ha: | placed his horses on the alfalfa field! for a period.
 1 Mrs. John Y>T. Smith, 517 East Ad. ans street, will entertain the Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church Friday afternoon, April p, from un- til 5.
 The Maricopa county hospital is out of debt The last of the bonds which enabled that eleemosynary institution to be built were paid yesterday by County Treasurer Murray.
 A special election has been ordered in school district No. ', otherwise known as the Wilson district, to vote upon proposition to vote s3,OOO bonds | for building a new school house.
 Yesterday was Col. Poston's seventy third birthday. The colonel is a year younger than he was a year ago and is hopeful Of living to be one hundred years old, when his youth will be wholly renewed.
 MT. Henry Baswitz, with Goldberg Bros, yesterday received a telegram announcing the death of his father. Morris Baswitz, at Omaha early yes ter0ay morning. The elder Mr. Bas- witz was 90 years Of age
 Seven cars of wheat will be shipped to Los Angeles today by the way of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix rail- way. It is consigned to the Atlas Milling company. Within the past week 100 cars of hay have been bought for early shipment by Los Angeles parties.
 MT. W. c. Davis of Tucson came in yesterday morning from the Vulture mine, of which he is new the principal owner. He says there is not a large force employed at the mine yet, but the work is going on in a satisfactory manner. MT. Davis left for Tucson last night.
 Articles of incorporation Of the Globe Gold Mining and Milling com pany were filed in the office of the secretary of the territory. The incor- porators were J. H. Hamill, Miles w. Gibon, Charles HolZman, John kasser and George J. Stoneman The capital stock is $750,O0O, shares s1 each.
 Joseph Pratt returned yesterday morning from a visit of several days at Prices ranch below the city. He brought back the tails of two big rat tlesnakes which he killed on the lower Indian reservation. The Indians, he says, are short of water and are con- fronted by a prospect of suffering un- less the unexpected happens.
 Uncle Tom Holland and mining eX- pert E. J. Bonsall left town yesterday morning overland to visit mining prop critics which have been owned by the former for a number of years. For some time past he has been developing these properties and now has come the time when he thinks it necessary for an expert opinion to corroborate his belief that he possesses another bo- nanza which will equal if not exceed l the Congress.
 William Matthews of the Conner cial hotel enjoys a garden of roses and it is also the delight and pride of his | neighbors. The latter insist upon en- l tertaining a strong suspicion that | Billy is not at all responsible for all this beauty, and the suspicion seems | to be warranted by the fact that he is never to be seen, hoe and rake in hand manipulating the dirt in the vicinity of said garden. However this may be one thing is certain, that quite a few of his friends enjoy the results oi somebody's labor, and daily vote their l thanks for fragrant favOrs. John Peterson, who is familiar fig ure in police court, was arrested by Officer Galpin again early yesterday morning on charge of being a mac That is an old accusation against him I and of all the men of his class he Is said by officers to be the most shame less and degraded. When he was ar rested he tried to bribe the officer by an offer of S10 to let him go. He was | released On a $50 cash bond for his i appearance in police court yesterday He was on hand and encountered . | surprise. He was sentenced to tht chain gang for ninety days. The sentence was afterward reduced to l S15 fine on the condition that he leave town within twelve hours.
 Yesterday afternoon Citizen Membel Barker of the board of control and hl'
 little son were looking at the newl. painted court house. MT. Barker cas
 ually wondered if the deep red color
 ing was finality. ''Oh, yes," said tn
 boy. Tt is painted red like that be
 cause it shows that lots of blood vii
 come in the war with Spain.' Aloni
 further down the street they stoppe,
 at store window in whicR were ex
 hibited pictures of our warships
 Looking intently at the representa-
 tion of the Maine, the youngster sai'
 with feeling: "Oh, how I wish they,
 send some torpedoes over there an, blow up some Spain ships" That bo.
 will be a fighter when he is of sig
 and age.
 Yesterday a man went into Wal
 street, that emporium of knowledge O.