Arizona republican., 1898-07-13

 : terday sent out the tenth carload for this season. It was shipped to Pres- colt.
 Ground was broken yesterday for the foundation for an M. E. parsonage on vacant lot west of and adjoining ! the First M E. church It will be a handsome structure.
 About o'clock yesterday afternoon there was violent rain storm at the Arizona dam. It was scheduled to ar rive in Phoenix two hours later, but it was led astray and did not get in at all.
 Captain Dave Poole, whose military experience was acquired more than generation ago, was in town yester- day wanting to enlist for the war in the capacity of troop A, Arizona cav 1 airy.
 The final account of Dr. G. H. Keefer, administrator of the estate of the late James Murphy. was filed in probate court yesterday. He sub mitted his resignation. The estate cannot be closed, as all the heirs are not yet of age.
 w. A. LeGrand died at the Sixth Avenue hotel of consumption yester- day. The funeral will take place at f o'clock this afternoon from Bradleys undertaking parlors. a LeGrand was 25 years of age. -A-1-.-
 President F. M Murphy of the s. F. P. & F., who has lately arrived from an extended business trip through the east, will arrive in town today on special, accompanied by a party of friends The special will leave Pres cctt at o'clock this morning. i Anton Gould left the block and bought Staley's saloon at Five Points. | MT. Gould said that when he looked across the road at the scene of de- l vastation he said he felt that the world had come to an end and he only was left.
 | Job Hartman, socialist candidate for governor of California, is now in the city delivering a series of three lectures on socialism. The second of the series was given last night on vacant lot on Washington street oppo- site the Lemon hotel.
 County Recorder Sheridan, who tel egraphed to Collector A. L. Morrison at Santa Fe on Monday night regard l ing internal revenue stamps, yester- day received a reply from the collector saying that the stamps could be ob- tained only at his office. The telegram stated that an explanatory letter would follow.
 Jennie Grove, the woman arrested on Monday evening at the Four-Mile house on a charge of insanity, was be- fore Judge Grouse yesterday. She was not quite so drunk as she had been the evening before and was consequently not quite so insane. She promised to take herself off to Los Angeles.
 The board of equalization is now on | the last book of the tax roll, among the R's. The work of adjusting val ues will be finished in a day or two, when an invitation will be extended to kickers to present themselves and show cause why the findings of the | board should not be permitted to stand.
 Judge Grouse was around yesterday settling accounts against the Fourth of July fund. The committee col lected $1,020. This is sufficient to pay all indebtedness for all prizes, leaving $200 for the fire department There is beside a $15 gold medal intended as a prize in the foot race which was not run. This will also be turned over to the department to be awarded in some future contest.
 | L. B. Orme, who telegraphed to Key West for information regarding his brother. Norman, received a reply yesterday from Lieutenant Charles O. Pearson saying that Red Cross agents said he was not there. When he was last heard from, July 1, he was on the hospital ship Olivette, off Santiago de Cuba. It was expected then that the Olivette would shortly leave for Key 1 West with the wounded, but there have been no dispatches since indi- eating that the vessel had come to that point.
 The Chase-Daniels company gave an excellent performance of Under Two Flags" last night at the park theater. Tonight there will be com plimentary benefit rendered to Messrs. Chase and Daniels, in which the mem bers of the company and numerous local volunteers will appear in spe- cialties. After the performance there will be a social dance, free to the friends of the company attending the benefit. The farewell appearance of this talented company will be next Saturday night, when it will present by special request, the famous play, Damon and Pythias."
 "Old Boss an aged colored man, was in police court yesterday morning charged with carrying concealed weapons. His more immediate crime was shooting at the inoffensive moon the night before under an impression that it was Spanish signal He was given fifty days in the calaboose "Old Boss" is crazy and not long ago was discharged from the asylum An ef- fort will be made to send him back