Arizona republican., 1898-11-20
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LICENSED TO WE'D License to marry was issued yesterday to Fred
 erick D. Welky and Forest R. Green. .i A STOCK SHIPMENT. Seven cars
 Of stock went out over the s. F. P. 6;
 P last night for the Cudahy Packing
 company, Los Angeles.
 COMPANY A DANCE- The dance
 to be given by Company A will occur
 on Thanksgiving nigh. and q large at ltaLdance is expected. It will be an enjoyable affair.
 WAITING TEL EGRANIS. There
 are undelivered telegrams It the West
 ern Union Telegraph company for
 Frank P Gwinda, C. Griswold and
 Mammie Hudson.
 YOUNG LADIES' GRATITUDE - The young ladies at one of ,he refresh ment tables at the Sunday school con-
 vention were greatly indebted to Mir. l Turner for some beautiful flowers
 which afterward found their way to
 the Sisters hospital.
 A PICNIC PARTY.-A picnic parry from the Rumney, chaperoned by MT. and Mrs Harry Latham of Chicago, spent a very enjoyable day Thursday
 a. the Indian reservation, securing many curiCs and also a big bag of
 game.
 THE JORDAN -SCHUERM MAN CASE. The appeal bond and citation in the famous Yavapai mining suit of Jordan vs. Schuerman was lied in the office of the clerk Of the supreme court yes,er- day and a transcript was ordered. all of which means that this matter is on
 it's way to the court of last resort.
 COL. BOSTON HURT. About mid night a sOrrel mare decorated as to her
 oi1 with 1nt of tiIN down Csnter street At the junction of Washington she struck Col. Posson. He was knocked about ten feet and badly hurt. He soon recovered so that with assistance he was able to walk home.
 CAPTAIN FRANTZ RETURNS. - Captain Frank Frantz of the Rough Riders has returned to Prescott from California, where he wen. some time ago to attend the funeral of his sister. | Captain Frantz will remain in Prescott permanently, but he says if there is a renewa1 of hOstilities he will again go to the front.
 THE CRlI BENTON HOME The ! first annual donation for the Critten- i ton hcme will be given at the home on | Novepber 24, beginning at 2 o'clock | and oo1Ginuing until 9 in the evening. | Solicitors will be out Monday with | credentials Nothing should be given to persons without credentials. Full ! particulars will be given later in The i Republican.
 AN EX-CONFEDERATE DEAD. - . \. 4. DeCOnnick, an old rasideE- O. i Phoenix, died yesterday morning. His funeral will take place at 10 o'clock , this morning under the uirsction of the ex-Confederate association. He c sylvania and a boOklleoper by occup1- tion He was well liked and highly respected.
 A DESSICATED TOWN A gentle man who lately arrived iH town from a tour of a part Of the territory said he visi,ed one village whose name is r. It was he dullest place he had seen in a ,rip across twO-thlrds of the continent. The town seems to be dead" he observed to a resident. Yes" was the reply, but it doesn't smell any now; it's been dead too loEg. it's drying up
 NATIONAL CRADLE SONGS. The most attractive entertainmen5 of the season is to be given at the Patton Grand on November 25. One Of the r. unique features introduced in it will be the singing Of national cradle songs. The representatives of the various na- tions w.1 be dressed in costumes with typical stage settings. Numbers will also be rendered by leading artists and The financial object is % reduce the debt on the Baptist church. Wherever this -ertainment has been given in eastern cities 1t has received the highest ecomIums from both press and patrons i
 COCONINO LITIGATION. Judge l E. M. Doe and Edward Burke, attor- leys of Flagstaff, were before Chief I Justice Street yesterday ln the matter T If a motion for a stay of execution in proceedings brought by he Sagiraw Southern Railroad com )any. The waeer company represent [ d by Mr. Burke desires to have the .ase brought on a writ of a certlorari a before the supreme court for review. [ Judge Sloan had issued an order of condemnation and he railroad com )any built it's line across the disputed U erritory. IL is therefore rot apparent 7 what the water company expects to N profit by a stay The chief justice las the subject under advisement.
 THE RED CRUSADE A Salvation [ Army event known as he Red Crusade I began last night ard will continue un- II December f. It is attended by spe- ] ;ial services and special effort The { most striking feature Of it is the uni t orm of lvhe corps, bright red from 2 lead to foot. Two members wen, lbout the street yesterday in this ar .ay on wheels, carrying banners an- the crusade. An irreverent 4 md profane young man came suddenly : Ipon one of them at the corner of a " street and an alley. For Gawd s sake!" he exclaimed. That's right. ,oD1icd t-ho red soldier ''E 'S for Gods ;ake and for the sake of dying souls. Speaking further of the uniform to ,ystander tne soldier said: We don't V wear the ordinary Salvation Army uni T orms beause we want to. It's a means [ # humiliation. It takes more grace 70 t