Arizona republican., 1899-10-07

o:SO a. m. $3.50 D. m
Baron. pressure ....30.O3 1885
Tenn. dry bulb .64 63
TEN. wet bulb .56 63
Tenn. maximum S5 90
Tenn minimum .64 az
Rel. humidity .....62 26
Wind. direction E n
Wind. velocity ....1 8
Precipitation
State of weather Clear. Clear.
LICENSED TO WED. A marriage
license was issued yesterday to Pedro
Trujillo and Ramona Quijada.
AN INJURED CHILD. "A little
5-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs Gillett
! of Coldwater station was badly in
Jured on Tuesday evening in falling
/ from load of wood A wheel passed
over him crushing the right hip.
| NEW SCHOOL HOURS. The board
of trustees of the grammar schools
,, yesterday. adopted a change of school
hours. Hereafter school will begin
at O'Clock instead of $50, and the
morning session will end at noon.
The afternoon session will be from
1 p. m. to D. m.
MEMBER OF THE FACULTY. -
In an interview with j. Ernest Walker
yesterday it was Inadvertently stated
that his father, Professor George w.
Walker, was president of the state
polytechnic institute of Virginia. He
is instead professor Of Latin and
mathematics in the institute
A REPORTED HOLD-UP. "A hold
up near the College Place lodging
house was reported on Thursday
night. A man whose name was not
turned and ran and the highwayman
gun but he didn't stop long He
turne dand ran and the highwayman
fired shot, probably in the air. Still
the victim did not stop, but courage
ously continued on his way.
BASE BALL NEXT WEEK. -Phoe-
nix will have a chance to see some
good base ball next week. Ell Paso
will play with the local team on Oc-
tober 9, 10 and II. The games will
take place at the park. The Ell Paso
nine is said to be strong one. 1t was
laid over by the Tucson team last
summer, but that was no disgrace, for
Tucson did the same thing to the
best aggregation of southern Califor
MIA. The Ell Pasoans have been
since then and the Phoe-
nix nine has been lately recognized
and reinforced.
SUIT FOR A DIVIDEND. = Mrs. /
Ada Irwin yesterday filed suit in dis
trict court against the Grand Canal /
company to collect dividend. The |
states that the plaintiff is !
the owner of four shares of stock in /
the defendants canal, and that on |
July 10 of this year a dividend of the /
surplus moneys of the company was !
declared amounting to $3.50 on each /
share; that the plaintiff has applied !
10 the office of the company for pay
ment and was refused. Judgment fer |
$500 is asked for, with interest from
he date CT declaration of the divi
lend and for the costs of the suit.
A BOYS MISHAP. "A boy by the
name of Grant Kendrick was riding a
bicycle up Washington street about Z
o'clock yesterday evening. Near the J.
corner of Second he collided with a
horse and buggy driven by Ezra w.
rhayer. He was caught in the front
wheel and in some way was carried /!
over it and landed in front of the
lind wheel. Mr.. Thayer fortunately
vas driving slowly, so that the buggy
vas quickly brought to a standstill.
As it was, the boy was badly hurt.
His arm was broken, to say nothing of
he damage to his wheel, which he re-
,arded as a much more serious matter.
THE BLOOMER SOCIAL. The
boomer social given by the ladies of
he Christian church last evening was
pleasing success socially and fnan-
tally. Many were greatly surprised
o find the ''blComers" were a pair of
eautiful roses presented to each and
solution by each of a bloomer love
ale. Miss Donna Wilson captured the
rst prize and Mr.. Easterling the t
BOBBY" The first prize was an ele-
ant bouquet of red roses the 4'bCoby'' c
Chinaman made of peanuts and I
ressed in 'tbloomers." Mrs. W.
oeckler and Miss Nellie were very I
1arming hostesses. I
THE RULING PASSION. Though
lie base ball season may be waning, it @
still the ruling passion among the t
nall boys and it rules so hard it has
often some of its subjects into trou-
lie. About IL o'clock yesterday
Antonio Romero, Joe Mich :
ljohn, Frank Perez, Luz TrevisO and
ebert Trumbull appropriated set of
Use ball gloves that C. H. Davidson ],
i'd displayed in front of his place of Il
lsiness.s They were caught in the
t ''red-handed" as it were, and i
equity Sheriff Standard placed them Il
lder arrest. They will probably be Il
lowed to tell the court today about Is
cir temptations and how they fell, d
ctims of a passion that was aroused i
.yond control by a recent game at L.
e park where one side scored II and l.
G other something less than 100. Is
A PEACE DISTURBER. = Lorenzo Il
liz made himself obnoxious yester- i