Arizona republican., 1898-12-05

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 PHOENIX MAN IGNORED. A the recent meeting at Tucson of thG
 Arizona grand commandery of Knights Templar Rev. Lewis Halsey, D. D.
 was chosen eminent grand prelate
 C. w. WILLIAMS DEAD.-Col. c
 w. Williams, formerly depot quarter
 master at Whipple barracks, and who ! had a large number of friends in Ari-
 zona, died few days ago in Cuba oi yellow fever
 COURT Judge Street 1 has postponed the speial term of court
 which was to have convened next 1 Monday at Yuma, until She regular
 term, which convenes on January 3, 1899.
 SENATOR IVES BACK Ex-Sen-
 altor E. s. Ives, who has been in the east some time, has returned to Yuma.
 Mrs. Ives and Children did not return with him on account Of the scarlet fever not being entirely abated at Yuma.
 HAD A BEE IN Ills HAT Col.
 Breathitt, who had congressional as pirations at the last conp ention of the
 Arizona democrats, and who resided in
 frescott for time as a and office in
 spector, has been nominated by Tue
 son democrats for city recorder.
 SENT HERE TO RECUPERATE-
 A member of the Eighth Chic infan- try, who was victim to all the ail- ments the climate of Cuba affords, mas arrived in the ~alley from Chi2ago to recuperate his health. He was sent by the Red Gross society Of Chicago.
 HE IS CONVALESCING. William Owens, who enlisted in the Rough Riders from Globe. and was reported as having died at the St. Vincent hos pital in New York, is now reported as slowly convalescing. His mother, Mrs. F. NJ. Nelson, now lives Q. Solomon ville
 THE CONCERTS OVER.- Edwards and Jackson, who have for the past week given evening concerts at the Adams, last night concluded their en- gagement They will remain in the city during the winter months and will be heard at social functions and enter tainments.
 PRESCOTT WATER WORKS.-Mr. George " Aoadley of Phoenix, who has been in the east for some time ne gotiating the sale of the Prescott water works bonds, will arrive in Prescott on Tuesday morning with number of eastern capitalists whom he has inter- ested in the matter
 CROWDS AT THE PLAZA The concert yesterday afternoon was of un- usual excellence. Large crowds gath cred at the city hall plaza and the dif- fcrent numbers were received with ap- preciation. The improvement ir the band which has been so noticeable of late continues with each week $ per- formance.
 CAME TO GET WARM.-Miss Jen- nie Willis, who has made Prescott her home for the past year, came down Sat urday night and spent Sunday in the city visiting at the residence of her brother MT. Harry Willis. She re- turned to Prescott last night. Miss Willis was for some time connected with The Republican as society ed itor.
 HORSES ILL., Dr. J. c. Norton re- ceiyed telegram yesterday from Col. Epes Randolph of Tucson requesting him to come at once to Tucson to at tend to one of Col. Randolph's Ken lucky horses which was taken sick some days ago. Df. Norton made a trip to Tucson Friday, being called by the sickness of one of Col. Randolph's 1 horses.
 GONE TO FLAGSTAFF. pr. G. w. VickerS, territorial auditor, and | E. J. Bennitt, citizen member of the I board of control, left last night for | where they will examine the | work which is being done at the terri | -orial reform school. Windows and | loors are being placed in the building | md other important improvements are | lnder way.
 MIR GABBART'S BEREAVEMENT. | The friends of MT. and Mrs. Frank ! Iabbart in this city will be sorry to | earn of the death Of Mrs. Gabbart, l which occurred at Stockton, Cal, Sat lrday. Mrs Gabbart was well known n the city, having resided here sev- ral years, during which time her hus ,and was connected with Kellner's store. They left this city for California some time ago.
 THE SAN XAVIER MISSION.-The indians Of the San Xavier mission near Tucson, on Saturday observed with re- igious exercises, feasting and dancing, he feast day O. St. Francisco Xavier. There was procession at 10 a. m., an mage of the saint being borne at the lead of the line. Mass was held later Il the mission, and the balance of the lay was spent in singing, dancing and 'arious kinds of sporCs.
 YUMA MAN INJURED. Word | comes from Hedges that Robert Tenn 1leton. who is exceedingly well and 'avorably known in Yuma, while at work in one os the mines of the Golden Cross company, was caught and rushed and sustained injuries from which he can hardly ecOver. One arm md fcur ribs were broken and his skull fractured. At last accounts he was still alive. The cause of the ac- ident is not known.
 INJURED AT THE FREE. Bar os, member of YuCatec Hose com ,any No. ?, was injured yesterday af- ernoon while working at the Gooding ire, and he will not be able 10 work or several days. A large piece of fall ng glass struck him on the hand, cut