Arizona republican., 1898-12-14

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 Mrs W. P. MeaIey had their home life
 gladdened yesterday by the arrival of
 a girl baby.
 ORANGE SHIPMENT. Two more cars CT oranges from the Ingleside or chaTd were shipped to Chicago last nigh- by the way Of tho Santa Fe.
 COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. - Charles g. Bundy Of the District Of Columbia was yesterday appointed commissioner Of deeds for Arizona SUIT ON A NOTE Suit was filed
 in district court yesterday by Annie J.
 Brennan vs. T. N. Clanton and Sarah E. Clanton. l. is an action to recover on a prOmissory note
 A FREIGHTER'S DEATH A well known freighter named Corbei, who has lived in lis city some time and freighJed to the mining camps died a5 Globe Monday. His wife left yes terday for that place. i A NEW ARMORY.- It is likely that [ A and B companies, N. G. A., will join together ill the building of an armOry. Plans fer it have been drawn by Cap | tain Omstcad of E company and the site is now under consideration.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. The mem beIs of the First Church Of Christ, scientist, corner Of Center and Jefferson streets, will hold their usual Wednes- day meeting at 3 ?. n. All interested ! visitors are cordially invited to attend | DISTRICT COURT. -DuUness pre- vailed in district court yesterday. The case Of I. F. Drew vs. E. c. WoCd- nlansee was tried, argued and su5mit- ted. The case Of s. Ii. Chidd vs. O'ConclI ct al, was continued until to- day.
 ! WORST IN THE VALLEE.-A man i who rode over a considerable part Of the county on a wheel yesterday came in las. nieht. bu- led his bicycle after he reached the city limits. PhOe- nix, he said, was the only extensive imrassable locality he had found in I his travels.
 ! GOING TO WORK Andrew KOzik, who has been in the city several weeks, ! yesterday went to VuI-ure, where he | will go to work for the New Vulture Mining company. 4 new shaft is being sunk at the Vuiture which will become the working shaft for the operation of i the company.
 SNOW IN THE NORTH The northern part Of the territory was never so thoroughly and generally GOV cred with snow a. iC is now. It lies ct q depth Oi abou. eighteen inches all along the line or the s. F. P. 6 ?. from Ash Fork Jn-i the road begins to de- scend from the mountains into the val ley.
 MIDWEEK MEETINGS. - Elder Irazse will preach iii the Christian church, corner Second and Jefferson streets, Wednesday and Thursday ev- enings. All are invited. Elder F'raZee is 3 writer and lecturer of note among Il-a disciples and all W3-O hear him will be amply rewarded by the instruction he impar5s.
 MORE CANAL MEM ARRIVE. - | William II. Buckley, James Campbell and John R. Hills arrived las. night from Hartford, Conn. and are at the Adams. These gentlemen are interesl- cd in the Arizona canal, and rheir visit at this time IS to confer with Mf. Miller in regard to canal matters and the water storage question.
 WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. -1Ir. and Mrs. Edward Butts last night cele- Drated the fist anniversary of taelr marriage at their home by Q gathering Of relatives and friends. Among chose who were present were Mir. and Mrs E. U. Ross, MT T. F. Rice, Mir. and Mrs. s. ?. Clark, MT. ". H. McWil- Hams, Miss Grace Shields and Mrs L. Fl. Orme and Mir. s. J. Vegas. HAS NOT DECIDED President Hart of the Chicago base ball club is still undecided in regard to the selec- tiCn of a place to take his team for training. He is at present considering the claims Of this city, and his dscis- ion is expected in a short time. The street railway company is interested la tha matter and has agreed to furnish suitable bathing rooms for the play-f CTS and fix up the ball grounds and ex- tend the fence so as tO enlarge the feld.
 EXAMINED FOR \ FELONY. The examination Of John Hawkes. and Mike ILaTmes on q charge of holding up .. E. Baird WAS begun i2 Justice John stones court yesterday. Though 1t was nc. concluded it went far enough to show that Hermes had nothing to do with inc affair. The evidence as to Hawkes. was very confusing and the case was further complicated by the fact that Baird was intoxicated. { Hawkes admitted making an assault upon him, but said he did so because Baird insul-ed him. The trial will be ended today Hermcs was sent back to the city jail, where 3 thir5y-day sen tenC9 for burglary is hanging over him.
 SNOW IN THE WHITE TANKS The snow storm in the White Tanks was unprecedented. 1t fell Q 9 depth Of four feet in the foothills and in some Of the SOTges 1t vas from fifteen To twenty-five feet deep. It is regarded as the more remaI kaoIe since years pass vi hcut fake os snow in those mountains The elevation in the lower foothills is net much greater than that of the Salt River valley. Catlemen predict that the ranges will be in Q better cCndition next season than any white man has ever seen them The snow was heavy and gen urutrrr