Arizona republican., 1899-04-26
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

CIGARS FROM MANILA. -Attor-
 ney c. M Frazier yesterday received
 box of cigars from his nephew, Clark
 Frazier, member of the Nebraska 1 regiment at Manila, which so distin-
 guished itself recently. The cigars are
 of superior quality,
 TRANSFER OF PROPERTY.-B. T. GIllett yesterday sold his residence property on North Seventh avenue to
 L. Dunbar who cwnes the fruit store
 on the corner of Center and Adams
 streets. MT. GGNIett wtll purchase
 property in the Dennis addition where
 he will build a home.
 l SUMMONED TO A FUNERAL ] Rev. L. o. Ferguson of the Christian church yesterday received a telegram
 summoning him to a funeral which
 will be held at Arlington, California,
 tomorrow. Thomas Kamphefner is
 the dead man. He was ordained dea- con in the Christian church a few years ago by MT. Ferguson. Mir. Fer guson announced yesterday that he | will return before next Sunday when he will breach a sermon, the text be- ing "A glimpse of Heaven
 FREE METHODIST REVIVAL SERVICES revival meettngs in l the Free Methodist church, conducted by the Rev. George D. Watson, are we'll attended and of a deeply spiritual ] and instructive nature. He brings out | the bible teaching of holiness and the l second coming of Christ in a very cleiar and interesting manner. The l meetings will continue all the week.
 afternoon and evening, except Satur- of l1a will
 preach on the second coming Of
 Christ
 A JUSTICE COURT-P. Doranz.
 the boy who was arrested last night
 for a disgraceful existence in the
 block, was sentenced hy Justice John stone yesterday to five days in the county Jail He would have been
 given longer term, but for Doranz's promise to go to work and his repi3- sentation that there was a job await ing him. James Warren, Ianothsr of fender of the same kind, Was sent to jail for ten days. He promised to leave the county at the end Of the term and never come back
 THE COBRE GRANDE. Articles of incorporation of the Ccbre Grande Copper company were filed in the of- flee of the county recorder yesterday. The incorporators are George Mitch eI, G. A. Treadwell, William c. Greene, J. Dallas Dart and o. o. Sax hang. The capital stock is $500, 900, and the number of shares 2OO,OC0 This corporation is formed for the purpose of operating the Cananea group late ly bought by MT. Mitchell and his as- scciates in Sonora. Phoenix is named as the principal place of business.
 OPEN DOOR There was a good exemplifcalticn of the "open door, at Coffee AIS restaurant last evening. Vivian Cochran, a young chewing gum vendor, and a boy named Crowley yesterday feasted at the restaurant | but instead of making the customary halt at the cashiers stand, they boItsd 1 out the door and took different direc- t1ons down the street. A waiter was | soon on the trail Of one of them, but ] his pursuit was uravaiIGng, as the | pursuee evidently lad a concise &C., qualntance with the numerous dodg- ing places in the alleys. The boys | have not been seen since.
 HARD TIMES SOCIAL.-On Fri day evening the Good Templars will give Hard Times sociaIl in their hall. in which they request their friends to ICIn them. The rules as laid down Oy LAe COmmuUCee m charge are very strict and exacting and must be Cb. served on penalty of heavy and num- ercuS lines. In the first place no jew elry must be worn, except speotacIes. and no fIt.lls or finery The lady and the gentleman most shabbily dT'sl51ad will each receive a handsome prize. fefreshments will be served. consist ng or bacon and beans and hard tack with pickles for a relish for the bene- 1t of those in love. During the even ng games will be played and a short, normal programme will be rendered
 TEDDY ARNOLD DEAD. A tel 9gram was received here yesterday { rom Mrs. Mary A. Arnold of Shenan- t ioah, Ia, informing the Phoenix ' amp, Woodmen of the World, of the ieath of her son, Joseph A. Arnold, z 'esterday. He was better known here i IS Teddy" Arnold. He came here for lis health about three years ago. Ha egalned it in a measure and might z lave lived. He joined Col lIcCord's I eginent, but got no further than | he rendezvous at Whipple He gave way under the exposure of camp life { Id lay for some time in the hospital z fter his regiment had been orderd ast. After his return to Phoenix his t Iecline was steady. He left fnr his lome two months ago. Teddy Ar loId made many friends here and the I lews of his death will be heard by hem with sorrow.
 LAID THE CORNER STONE. At
 o'clock Monday afternoon the cornsr tone was laid with appropriate ce~- monies at the new Christian church m the corner of Monroe street and f fifth avenue. In a hole bored in the marble stone was placed a bible and 'apers giving a brief history of the Christian denomination of Phoenix. The invocation was delivered by Rev.