Arizona republican., 1898-09-10
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

nix fruit dealer has contracted for de livery this winter ,hirty-two carloads of applies with San Francisco dealers
 THE MARSTON ESTATE of administration were issued to Ross
 Marston yesterday upon the estate of her father, N. A Marston The estate is worth about S3,000.
 SCHOOL OPENING-Amcng the in- cidents of the beginning Of the educa- tional year in Phoenix is the opening of Mrs. Helen Bury's school at her res- idenca. the corner of Third and Jeffer- son streets, on September 19.
 M E. CHURCH.-Rev. s. L. Guth- rie, pastcr of the M. E. churches at Tempe and Mesa City, will preach at the NJ. E. church in this city tomor- dow morning. Dr. Pratt will pi each for Rev Mir. Guthrie at Mesa City.
 RALPH MURPHY'S CONDITION The condition Of Ralph Murphy, who was injured by a fall from horse on Wednesday afternoon, was not materi- ally changed yesterday. He had only recovered semi-consciousness. and while 1t is believed that he will recover from his injuries. it is yet too early to determine their extent
 FUNERAL SERVICE The infana child of Mrs. Josephine Collins was buried at 10 o'clock yesterday morning from the undertaking rooms of w. \. ravis, services being con- ductad by the Rev. J. M. Weems, pas tor of the M E. church south. A goou- ly number ot the friends of Mrs. Col lins attended the little one to it's last resting place.
 GET OFF THE FENCE.-Tne teach CTS of the Center street school have been instructed to keep the scholars off of the new fence enclosing the grounds. The fence in question is about three feet high. constructed Of good sized gas pipe and will constantly present q great temptation to the chil- dren to use it as a bench. The con- test between the Teachers and scholars promises to be interesting
 MIR. CAMPBELL'S APPOINTMENT. Joseph Campbell vas yesterday ap- pointed assistant district atlofney to succeed George P. Bullard. The dem ocralic majority of the members of the board of supervisors evidently be- lieve they are giving MT. Campbell a chance to familiarize himself with the Gul1SS OL tHC OlnOC ICl 1iO To q candidate The republican convention today will set asida action Of the super yisors Ey appointing a district attor- ney for the next two years.
 A HORSE IMPALED.-A valuable horse belonging tc the Arizona bakery literally impaIed itsslf yesterday on one Of the ends of the shafts to which it was hliched. The horse was being driven at the time, when the single tree broke The broken shaft was a few inches shorter than the other and pointed to boot. The sharp point en- tered the horses body between the ribs imme diately behind the front legs and going upward nearly came out on the front. Notwithstanding the grave character of the wound the horse may recover.
 HE'S GOING HOME.-The remains of G. W. Eeauchamp, who died on Thursday. have been embalmed by Undertaken Davis ana are being held pending instructions to be received from a brother living at Glenrose. Texas A telegram was received yes terday from the brother, telling the undertaken to hold the remains until touay, but giving no further directions. It is probai le that the body will be shipped to Glenrose. MT. Beauchamp, the deceased was quite we'll known in Phoenix having been engaged Tn bus mess for a time, ana comes from well-to-do family.
 MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.-It was reported yesterday that further orders had been received by Col. McCord to begin the removal of that part of his regiment new at Whipple barracks to Lexington, Ky, next Monday. It is not known yet which route will be chos:n. The matter Of transportation has been under consideration ever since the first orders were received. Both the Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific have been asked to offer rates. The Southern Pacific route is about 2O0 miles longer, but the difference is partly offset by the wish Of the volun- teers to come through Phoenix.
 SUNDAY BASE BALL.-The Rough Players challenge for game of base ball at the park tomorrow afternoon has been accepted by another hastily aggregation called the ''Hor rihles' The match game was pro- posed in the frs place that the pro- ceeds might be donated 70 the Red CrCss society. At its last meeting the society discussed the matter and while expressing apprecia- ton Of the Rough Players intended generosity. that the receipts of game played on Sunday could not be con accepted by society com posed ln a considerable part of ladies who are also members of churches The base baliists have decided to go on with the game anyhow, and turn the receipts over to some less discrim- mating charity.
 CONTRERAS' REAPPEARANCE.- Ramon Contreras emerged from ob scurity yesterday and got into jail on two counts. About a year ago he sneaked away from the chain gang, leaving the city in the hole to the ex- tent of forty days unserved time. It didn't perceptibly increase the burden Of the taxpayers, but the memory af