Arizona republican., 1898-11-30
News of the Town

klncalQ W1O mas been cOnfnSh at hOme by illness fer nearly two weeks, was slightly improved yesterday.
 JAILED FOR DRUNKENNESS = Officer Malloy picked up a Mexican yes terday on suspicion that ne WAS an ac- tive member in good standing of an in temperance society. The police ccur- shared the officers suspicion and fined the subject $4.
 A CHILD'S BURIAL. The funeral of William Bryan, the 10-months-Old son of Mir and Mrs. s. F. Webb. Oc- curr5d yesterday afternoon at l o'clock from the family residence. three miles northwest of town. The services were conducted by Rev J. M. Weems of the M. E. church, south.
 A RANCHER'S DEATH J. B. Barkley, 8 rancher, living near Mesa, died yesterday at 12 o'clock. He was 40 years of age and has lived in the valley some time. He was a member of the Woodmen and under the aus picas of that crder the funeral will be held at 1 o'clock today a. Mesa.
 THE FEDERAL GRAND JURY The United States grand jury yester- day returned it's first indictment The victim was Guerrero arrested last Sat urday night for passing c0unterfe t money. Several other cases have been under o'cnsids:aiCn and will likely be included in a report which will be sub mitted this morning.
 ELK'S MEMORIAL SERVICE-The memorial service of the Eiks next Sunday, December 4, will be preced d by 9 meeting of the lodge at its hall a. 30 D. m. The services will begin at the Patton Grand promptly at 2 o'clock, after which the dedication of the graves of deceased brethren will take place at the cemetery.
 MRS. KYLE DEAD.-Mrs. David Kile daughter of Mir and Mrs Will liam Isaacs. and mother of Frank and Albert Steele and Mrs. Frank Barkley died at a. m. Tuesday, at her fathers home three miles northeast of PhOe- nix, aged 47 years. She will be buried tomorrow at o'clock from the Baptist church. of which she was member.
 IN PROBATE COURT.-The will cf Phoebe J. SlCan was admitted to pro bate yesterday, and J. F. Tannehill, a of the testator, was appoint sd eXecutCr under the will. The property in this county disposed of amoun-s to about $500. Letters Of guardianship of the minor heirs Of Charlss H. wsre issued to Belle Wheeler
 W. A. CLARK IN ARIZONA.-Mr. W. A. Clark Of Montana, owner Of the United Verde copper mine Jerorna. is on his way tc that place to visit bis property. MT. Clark will not remain n Arizona long, as it is generally un- 1erstood that he will return to Mon -ana to renew the fight with Marcus Daily when the legislature cOnvenes. i He has hopes of being elected to the United States senate, although Marcus Daly's friends claim that there is an overwhelming majority against him in the legislature which will meet at Butte next month.
 AN EX-ROUGH RIDER.- Among ast nights arrivals at the Hotel Ad- ans from the north was C. D. Mills Of MT. Mills is an ex-Rough Rider. When tha5 splendid organiza- ion was in process of formation MT l Mills was superintendent of the De- .roit Copper company at $500 a month ! He surrendered this in exchange foI i the SIS a month of the soldier and l he glory of whipping Spain. He has | received his salary and all the glory | here was in the few months of the |
  ;ition back, for there is a great deal | f patriotism in Phelps, Dodge & Go. l
 AN EVENING FIRE.-A fire oc- .urred about five o'clock yesterday evening at the residence Of s. Jones, | 37 South First street. The depart nent was called out, but by the | ime the chemical apparatus arrived 1 )n the scene the flames had been eX- inguishcd without having done a great | eal Of damage. The fire resulted from i m overloaded stove. A humorous in
 dent of the confiagration was the at achment of the Victor HOss Comp any's | art to passing s-raet car. The street ailway system does not pass MT. | oness house, so it became necessary or the hosecart to change cars at First | treet. If the house had depended upon | he success of the conspiracy between I he car and the cart, it would undOubt dly have been destroyed.
 DISTRICT COURT-Dis rict court vas not convened unt1 yesterday 1 fterpcon on accCun. Cf th9 funeral Of | judge nEepp. Al -er passIng sen telce |, lpon Kerrick and Cameron, the dam ge suits Of F. L. Brill against the s. ., P & P railroad were called, but at ! he request Of the attorneys on both i tides, were continued until this morn ng. The suit Of Wcldey against Brown was taken up and occupied the est of the afternoon. It was expected hat a decision would be rendered upon . he petition of ex-GOve-nCr Wcl1ey fer n injunction against Receiver Mc lillian Of the Peoria Canal company, to strain him from executing a deed to he property to J. B. Greenhut. Should he petition be dismissed, it was be- ievcd that the ccult would once con rm the receivers sale and issue an rder Of distribution Of the SIS SG0 paid n by the purchaser.
 SUSPICIOUS OF THE LAW Among some documents unsarthed in rebate court yesterday was an old viii which had been drawn with special ref ateerence to the conservation Cf the octa +on'S 0stara H dcS-ribcd win