Arizona republican., 1899-11-28
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DISTRICT COURT. The case of Ivy vs. Fisher, a suit on an injunction bond for damages, occupied all of yes terday in district court.
 LADIES' Al DSOCIETY. The La dies Aid society of the Baptist church will hold their regular meeting o'clock.
 THE GOLF CLUB. - The Golf club will meet at the links this afternoon at 4 o'clock. It's members are enthusiastic and the popular game will soon be one of the leading local amusements.
 A MORNING FIRE. A saloon on the reservation near Jackson and Sev- enth streets, was burned to the ground just before daylight yesterday morn ing. The furniture and fixtures were removed and the loss was not great. The fire company made the run, but there was little to be done.
 MIR. DE YOUNG'S TAXES. Hon. Michael De Young, editor of the San Francisco Chronicle, yesterday paid his taxes to the city of Phoenix. They amounted to only s1.56 enough, though, to show MT. De Young's good will and a certain amount of faith in the flu ture of the town. This editorial prop erty lies in ChurchilTs addition.
 A KNIGHTLY ESCORT. - Phoenix commandery Knights Templar as sembled last night to escort the re- mains of Sir Knight Beach, who died here a week ago, to the depot. He was a member of DeMolay commandery Petersburg, Va. The body was taken home by a brother who arrived in town yesterday morning.
 LETTER FROM WALTER GREG ORY. A private letter has been re- ceived from Walter Gregory, who is with the Fourth cavalry in the Phil ippines. His troop has been doing scouting work and MT. Gregory has had some experiences that he de- scribes as hair raising, and altogether uncomfortable. He is sorely grieved over the loss of his messmate and bunky, who was killed at his side dur ing a recent engagement.
 A NEW ABSTRACT COMPANY. - Articles of incorporation of the Ari- zona Abstract company were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday. The incorporatOrs are George A. Mintz, Charles H. Moore and L. L. Ward, all of this city. The capital stock is S5O,OOO, divided into shares of $5 each. Articles of the Colonial Zinc company for operation near Joplin, Mo-, were also filed by Roland A. Swan, George H. Caulfield, Joseph A. Mason and William T. Hersey.
 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. - The board of supervisors yesterday decided to enlarge the contract for the pro posed new building at the poor farm. A contract had been entered into with L. A. Amirault for a building to cost S1,092. It was really to be only half a building, which would have to be com pleted some time. On second thought the board concluded to build it all at once. The new contract was for S2, ,1S4 Frank Devinney was appointed con stable of Gila Bend precinct.
 COMMITTED TO THE ASYLUM. - Alberto Elias was examined before Probate Judge Morford yesterday af- ternoOn for insanity and was commit ted to the asylum. He was taken up on Sunday while going along the street with a club striking at every thing in sight. He had been in the public eye for long time by reason of sitting around in conspicuous places and feeling of his head as if he suspected that some thing was wrong with it. He never made any violent demonstrations until Sunday, and it is not quite sure that he intended violence then.
 REDEWILL'S RETURN. A Rede- will has returned from a southern trip which proved successful and which shows that times are not only prosper out here, but all over the southwest. He sold a carload of pianos in Sonora