Arizona republican., 1898-10-13
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

4 DAUGHTER BORN. A daugh- ter was born yesterday morning to Mrs. w. K. James.
 A NEW CITIZEN Charles R. Clark, native of Nova Scotia, was ad- mitted to citizenship yesterday.
 ARRESTED FOR AsSAULT.-Pedro I-ares, a Mexican youth. was arrested near Five Points yesterday by Con- stable Frank MeClintock for striking a woman in tthe face.
 Ccons, who has been i'll during the summer. has improved so much that he is now able to be around, although his long confinement has left him weak
 PRESENTED FOR PROBATE. - The will Of Phoebe J. Sloan of Iowa, who died in this city on Septe ember 19, was presented ih probate court yes terday The estate is worth about s1, ,2G0.
 RAILROAD PROMOTION. Circular No. % issued by the s. F. P. & P. from Prescott last Monday gives notice of the promotion of MT. H. c. Storey from chief dispatcher 10 trainmaster, to take effect next Saturday.
 DISTRICT COURT.- The case O. James McCann ct al vs. Jones was tried in district court yesterday. The appeal cases of Tempe vs. Jose Ybarra and the territory vs. c. D. Ward were dismissed. In the case of the terri tory vs- AlteaberS a jury was demand ed and the matter went over
 LECTURE ON PATRIOTISM.-T Rev. J. B. McNally, a well known Catholic clergyman Of Oakland, Cal, will deliver a lecture on patriotism Thursday evening, October 13, at s o'clock, in St. Anttony's hall, corner Third and Monroe streets. Father McNally is one of the most distin- guished orators in California.
 REPUBLICANS AT GLENDALE. = A republican rally will be held at Glen dale tonight, and it is expected that 8 participate. There will be speaking the republican ticket, and other promi- nent republicans will address the meeting An excursion will leave Phoenix early in the evening, return ing after the meeting.
 TELEGRAPH TIME P. Hebinger of Los Angeles, Western Union fore man, accompanied by a force of men, is engaged in installing the time clocks in several places about town. These clocks are to be regulated by a sub-master clock in the Western Union office, and this clock is in direct con- nection once an hour with the Lick observatory, thus insaring accurate time to all subscribers.
 A FORTUNATE MINE OWNER Ignacio Garcia, who was the original owner of the Garcia mine near Wick enburg, is in the city. Garcia sold his mine to the Garcia Mining company for $5,000, portion of which has been paid to him. The mine he owned is said to have produced over S20,000 since it was discovered. Ths mine was left idle for awhile and the shaft filled with water and was never unwatered until the present owners secured it. They are making a good mina of it.
 WHEN ERODE COMES. When Col Brodie arrives in Phoenix he will receive hearty reception. The Rough Riders" of whom there are about twenty in the valley at the pres ent time, propose i,o meet him at the train dressed in their uniforms, and march him through the streets to the hotel. They say that they intend to disregard all formality in the welcome they will eNend to their commander, and the colonel of the Rough Riders" will be taken away from any commit tee that the republicans send to meet him
 SERGEANT AL HAWLEY. The friends of Al Hawley Of the Rough Riders have grown uneasy about him. Soon after the regiment was mustered out Mrs Hawley received letter from him saying that he was about to start home, but would stop on his way to visit 6 cousin in one of the western states He also gave the probable date Of his arrival in Phoenix. That was more than two weeks ago. Not hearing anything more from him Mrs. Hawley expected his arrival daily and has bse1 at the depot at the time Of every incoming train. A telegram WAS sent day before yesterday to the address of the cousin whom he intend- ed to visit, but no reply has been re- ceived.
 WARTMAN-M CONkIE.- MT. c. A. Wartman and Miss Maud McConle were united in marriage yesterday at neon at the residence of General and Mrs Edwin s. Gill on East Washing ton street. The ceremony was per formed by Rev Lewis Halsey, D. D. The wedding was attended only by a few Of the more intimate friends of the bride and groom. After @ pleasant luncheon Mir. and Mrs Wartman were driven to hheir handsomely appointed home on North Arizona avenue in Brill addition. Mir. Wartman has lived in the Salt River vaIley about eight years and is most favorably known. He is connected with the street rail- way company. The bride. a charming young lady. came here abeI5 two years ago from Clinton la.
 A STRONG ERODE MAN Will Pemberton, who was one of the HOW famous Rough Riders has been wis., iting his friends in the ely the past two days He has changed somewhat, having lost a great deal Of flesh, and fer this reason great many of his friends passed him on the street with