Arizona republican., 1899-01-21

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 notary public.
 HE STOLE A SADDLE. -Francisco Bustamente was brought into Justice | Kincaid's court yesterday charged with
 stealing a $10 saddle from R. E. Miner
 last Sunday. He will be tried this
 morning.
 THE MILITIA CONVENTION. = 1 Governor Murphy yesterdas appointed | Col John H. Martin of Tucson delegate | to the national mnAtia convention which will meet at Tampa, Fla, on
 February 8.
 TUCSON'S CARNIVAL. Tucson is
 making preparations for a horse racing 1 carnival to be held there February 22, 23 and 24. There Is also some talk of including base ball as a feature of the tOurnam ent.
 A NEW TELEPHONE. Justice c. D. Gray yesterday caused a telephone
 to be put into his office for the con-
 venience of attorneys, criminals, mat
 rimonial aspirants and other persons
 who may have business with him.
 MOODY MEETINGS. .-Rev. Dwight
 L. Moody, assisted by his son and Pro-
 lessor ToWner, will conduct meeting
 for men only in the Presbyterian church this evening 2t s o'clock This
 will be the only servics held by Mir Moody today.
 DOOMED TO BE STOLEN. Waldo Christy, son of 0. H. Christy, has been having good deal of bad luck with a certain horse. A couple of months ago the animal and saddle were stolen from him. Soon after both were recovered and the thief was captured. On "Wednesday night the horse was stolen l again and no trace of it has been oh | tained yet.
 MISS CULVER'S BEREAVEMENT. l While teaching a class in the high | school yesterday morning Miss Marian | Culver received notice of her fathers | death, which occurred in Kansas Dur ing the last school vacation Miss Gull | yer went to Kansas to attend her father, who was lying very sick at the . time. Now th25 she is not disposed 10 teach for several days her classes are in charge of Professor Thomas Grin dell, formerly Of the normal school in Tempe.
 s'CHIPPY" TAYLOR's EXAMINA- TON. Ed Reed yesterday made com plaint in Justice Kircaid's court against James N. Taylor the printer, charging him with shooting at him with murderOus intent, but defective aim. Taylor was arraigned and his trial was set for 10 o'clock this morning. He was put under $500 bond fer his appearance, but made no effort to furnish it on account of the of &his eEamfna ton. He will prC b2bly be released today whether held to the grand jury or not
 A MINING DEAL. Joseph Cope yesterday completed the sale of his two mining claims, the Christmas and l. the Good Luck. He sold the mines to Frank H. TregO for consideration of S35 000 being a cash sale. The claims are located at Torto Basin in a rich region, and>4aave been developed by MT. Cope. These mines run free gold and concentrate ore and the outlook for the property is good. MT. Cope has been a very successful mining man and is the owner Of some rich gold 1 ninss in the Silver King locality. |
 AT THE THFATER- A good sized crowd last night gres;ed the first ! performance Of Harry MartelIs con- , 0any in E'Tke South Before t1fe War et the Patton Grand. Ferry the con- r ortiOnist, completely captivated the audience in the performance Of seem 7 ngly impossible feats of squirming nd unnatural Wriggling over the stage. Every enc indUlged in a laugh as the .ake walkers view with each other in
 
 prOclivities. Singing, Lancing and plantation scenes were at ractiYe features of the play and arl ' deserving of cCmmendation z
 THE RACING MATINEE. The acirg matinee Of the Phoenix Gentle 2 nen's Driving club will be held at the Id Phoenix racing track at 1:30 D. m. Omo1row. The programme will con- i ist Of 9 One-half mile trot, Q one-half | nile pace and a half mile novelty addIe-horse race. After the races h Slack Paddy, the winner of the pacing t'' ace last meet, and Juno J., who won he trOtting race at the same mset, will course a quarter mile exhibition | ace. The lists are well stocked with i ntries and q good meet is anticipated. 7he admission into the grounds will be , cents, and bus fare to the track 25 $ ents. \
 A NEW RETAIL GROCERY. -Mr d !. R. Kidd of Los Angeles, formerly c Tith the grocery house Of J. R. New erry 6 Co, is in the city looking over T he ground with the idea of establish i ng Q retail grocery. So far as l have cen, you have but one really first l lass grocery in Phoenix" said Mir. -idd yesterday. It seems to me tha- e here is room for another one; that is, t good one. One that will be neat and ' dy, with 8. nice, clean reception room t1 pr ladies such as the best retail gre cries in the larger citiss now main ain. Such an establishment would o- artainly secure it's share of the trade sI nd if am succ sssfuI in securing such
 location as I desire 1 shall enter the .e- eId'' - THE TEMPLE CASE. The letter " mich The Republican mentioned yes eTday came 10 Governor Murphy from " X-Sherif Lsatherwocd, the agent Of rn he territory, sent to M. xico afiei p ames Temple. The letter explains. n, s was surmised from his telegram Of h, he day before, that Temple is being n, cid only to await a Mexican f3rmality his extradfti0n Thc sheriff said he ~'