Arizona republican., 1899-07-09
NEWS
 OF T HE
 TOWN

LICENSED TO WED. The latest matrimonial licensees are Samuel
 Keith and Helena c. Roebuck of Gi-a Bend.
 i TO BUILD 4 SPUR. M c. Web
 SET left with a crew of men Friday | night for Cherry Creek, a station on the Prescott & Eas,ern, to build 3
 spur.
 GRAND CANYON RAILWAY = Articles Of incorporation of the Grand ! Canyon Railway company We're filed i in the office of the teI-i ,orial secretary yesterday The capital stock is SI,- ! 050.000. and its shares s4G0 each.
 A BABY'S DEATH. Enid Eileen. 1 infant daughte,c of Mir. and Mrs. c. H.
 Wiegand, di=d a- Ash Fork July 6.
 aged months ? days. The remains
 were inferred at Phoenix cemetery
 July s.
 ] K OF P INSTALLATION The i installation of officers of che k. of P. lodge took place on Friday night. The
 new officers are: c. C., J. P McWil- | Hams: V C., F. 4. Hartwell; M. of w,
 Hi Hooke-: E. of R. and S., Ed Butt,
 IT.: M. of E.. W. A Parish: M. of F.
 E. D. Russell; P. c. J. Arthur; NJ. Of ] 4, Harry Parker; I. G., R. B. Doris; | O. G.. w. F. DOWeI-
 l NEW NOTARIES. The following uota:i2I commissions were issued yes
 terday: To E. s. Perkins. St. Johns. Apache county; Thomas c. Job. Pres colt, Yavapai county; Charles ?. Bennett, Casa Grande, PinaI county; and H. D. Underwood Tucson. Pima county. E. r. Braman of New York was appointed commissioner of de9ds for Arizona.
 A BICYCLE WHISTLE. Fay KnOwlton has received an ingenious bicycle whistle designed principally for mail carriers and people similarly engaged. It $ attached to the front Of the frame and by pressing a spring q small wheel IS brought in contact with the moving bicycle wheel. The plunger in the air cylinder is set in motion and at close intervals the whistle $ blown.
 THRICE-A-NEEK DRUNK. George Dorsie was fined S5 in the re- corder's court yesterday for having been on a nights dd0auch with Will liam WhaIeH. who had also been ar rested. This was the third time Dor sic had been drunk and fined in the ona>week. He came here q few weeks ago with plenty of money in Eis pocket, but ill chosen associations leave him penniless-
 THE MACHINERY HAS NOT STOPPED. County School Superin- tendent Fulton left last night for Los Ange1es to attend the National E 1u- catfon2l convention which assemblies there on Tuesday. He will spend Eonth on the coast, but his absence VII not inconvenience those with claims against the school fund. His deputy, Judge Grouse, is authorized C0 issue warrants to thosa entitled to receive them.
 BUSINESS BLOCK CONTRACT. II Gus Amirault was awarded the con tract yesterday for constructing 2 new building on the property Of M. FL EngsOn 0n the south side of Washing ton street, midway between Csntsr md First sereets and on the west side of the alley. The building will cost S13.000 and will be two stories high. The basement dimensions will b9 50x140 feet. Flagstaff sandstone will be used in the construction of the building front
 THE BAPTIST SOCIAL. The Bap- tist young people had 2. most pleasant social gathering on Friday evening at the home of Rev. George H. Brewer on the Yuma road. The extensive grounds were handsomely illlminated and fine refreshments were served. The brief, 'bU. excellent programme in cluded a s0Io by Miss Edith Kay, a recitation by Mrs. George H. Brewer and violin solo by MT. William C. Ha1sey. All were well rendered and all were encored. Mrs. Brewer is a talented elocutionist and Phoenicians are fortunate in having the Oppor- tunity of hea1ing her.
 FCR COL X. D. SEAW.-A solid New York delegation willf50 to Phila- detphia to the next national encamp- ment to urge the election of Past De partment Commander Albert D. Shaw i as comman ander- in-chief of the e. A. R. i Col. Shaw's hCme is at WatertOWn. N. | Y He is able, eloquent and popular, l and his candidacy has baan indorsed by l the unanimous vote of his state de- partment New York has the largest | depac tment in the Union and as the | west had the c01lmander-in-chief last l year, the office will probably go east | at the next election. Col. Shaw won 1 many laurels as commander of the de l partment Of New York at the time of l the holding Of the rational cOnven- ! ton in Buffalo. When the war wiEh ! Spain began, as chief of the G. A. R. i of the state of New York, he offered | President Mckinley 10000 veterans for such service as they were able to | perform.
 AN UNPROFTTABLE DEPOSITOR. ! -ChaIes Cole was tried before Jus l tice JChnstone yesterday for obtaining i $50 of Goldman & Co by fraud. He | had deposited $50 with one of the l brothers and lad aftsrward drawn it | from the other brother and then again ! from Cha-Ies Goldman, with whom the | deposit was originally made. The i defense was 9 bold one, alleging con ! tributory negligence on the part of the l Goldman brothers, who were never |