Arizona republican., 1899-09-30


 $ prevailing in Phoenix yesterday we1
 reported by the United States weathe y bureau:
 l. 5:3O a. m. 5:30 D. n t Barcm. pressure .."2993 29.S2
 Tenn. dry bulb .7I 94
 Tenn. wet bulb ..55 65
 Fem. maximum .94 9S
 Tenn. minimum .....71 T Rel. humidity ......33 r Wind, direction ....E NV
 Wind, velocity ..... Precipitation =. ~ 0 State weather ..Pt. Crdy. Pt. CFdy.
 THE DOG-ON TRAIN. The specia
 train bearing all sorts of black
 white and speckled pups, baby ele
 plants, etc, will arrive from the nortl
 this morning at 8 o'clock.
 A NTNETY-FOOT FALL. A. D
 Kyle yesterday received a letter iron
 Cecil E. Shaver. formerly of Phoenix
 now at Juneau, Alaska, in which i
 was stated that his sen, Al Kyle, hat
 fallen down a ninety-foot mining shaft, the fall dislOcating his shoulder
 He is new in hospital at Juneau.
 DEWEY MUSIC. -Tk,are was not much of a Dewey celebration yester- 1 day. There were many flags in th.3 wind, but there was very little noise Last night that patriotic citizen, P. w. 1 Butler, hired the Pioneer band and kept it playing until long after mid night in honor of the hero of Manila bay.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Ser vices tomorrow at II a. m. and p. m. Sermons by the pastor, Rev. Lapsley A. McAfee. Evening text, Honor to Whom Honor Is Due,' with some ref erence to Admiral Dewey. Quartette choir at both services. Miss Sargent will sing the offertcry solo in the morning.
 SHORTHAND SCHOOL. -C. F. Stout, who recently arrived from Big Rapids Mich, where he was connected with the Ferris institute, has associ- ated himself with Professor Lamson and will open class in the LamsOn business college on October g for the study of the Graham-Pitmaric system Cf photography.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. M'MURTRY.- The funeral of Mrs. Martha McMuTtry occurred yesterday afternoon from the hcme of her daughter, Mrs Frank P
  o'clcck yesterday afternoon. The ser vices were conducted by Rev. D. Bat tin. The funeral was largely attended, for the deceased in tt-e course of her long residence in the valley had made many friends by her patient and low able disposition.
 ENTERPRISING TUCSONTANS. - From correspondence published in the f hot haf city is in fair way to be the recipient ! Of favors from the famous Andrew Carnegie. He recently wrote letter i to G. w Pittock making inquiry re- i garding the Tucson public library, it's i advantages. book supply, necessities, ! etc. MT Pittock replied with a de- | tailed statement and few suggestions ! as to what is required to make it all | that could be- desired, and closed with an intimaticn that favOTS such as had | been received elsewhere would be most gratefully accepted by residents of tk3 old pueblo.
 PASSENGER TRAVEL. - Never in he history of Phoenix ttd the tide of ravel from the north and east set in 70 early in the season. and never be- ore did the tourist travel in this di- ection increase as rapidly when it did ,et in as it has during the last two weeks. Last nights train from the forth was crowded and it is said that 'a-anding room only was the situa- ion when the train left Ash Fork ohcenix must brush herself up and ,repare to, en'ttrtain more strangers his winter than she ever thought bout before. When the carnival sea on arrives it will stand one in hand 0 prepare for a little .hom.e cooking fer I eats at the lunch counters may be t premium.
 A THIRTEEN MILE RAILROAD.-I Articles Of incorporation Of the St. i Orges & Eastern railroad were fled in , he office Of the territorial secretary ( -esterday. The incorpcratoTs are J. I. Holmes, c. P. MoIehouse, J. D. z 'homson, w. R. Staaos and w. L. I Wright, all residents of Pasadena, Cal. 1 he object of the incorporation is, first. a } secure a concession from the federal f overnment of Mexico CT the state of onora, of a haTbor in St. Jorg.2s ay, an arm of the Gulf of California. r nd right of way from the harbor for e railroad tci the Los PintOS mines in | le Los Pintos mountains, a distance f thirteen miles. The capital stock the company is s1O.OOO, of which | have already been made the extent of S1,OOO to the mile. PROF. MESKIMMONS' RESIGNA- ION. Professor J. R. MeSkimmOns the high school faculty, having \ large of physics and chemistry, has ndered his resignation to the board. X e has lately accepted the position of t perint:endent Of manual training at e Indian school. The high school !, ,ard and Superintendent Creager are k rplexed by Professor MeskimmOns' X realizing the difficulty of s> curing a ccrnnefenlr slcceSSNr- for the sN