Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-04

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BEEF FOR PRESCOTT. Two cars
of beef cattle Will be shipped to Pres
colt today.
A K. OF P. MEETING. The
knights of Pythias lodge will meet To-
night for work in the second rank
i THE FIRST BORN. There was a
new arrival in the family of Mr. and
Mrs C. W. Wartman yesterday. That
is, tnby boy made its appearance.
A PENSIONER REWARDED.-Wil
liam Guthridge received notice yes-er-
day that he had 'been allowed a pen
sion of Sc per month. He served in the
civil war.
DIED IN GERMANY. Mrs. G. H.
n. Luhrs received a letter yesterday
from a place near Hamburg, Germany,
! conveying The sad intelligence of the
death of her mother.
OPERATIONS DELAYED. : The
curling OF tufa by the stone saw mill at
| the capitol grounds has not been COM
meneed@yet. 1t has taken longer to
| get the machinery adjusted than was
figured on. 1t will probably be a week
before the mill gets down to business.
JOY AT THE BARRACKS. Lieu
tenant-Col William Evans Pacific
coast commander of the Salvation
Army, is in the city and last night adj
ested congregation at the army bar
estedcongEegation at the army bar
racks. After the address refreshments
were served.
A BIRTHDAY GIFT. Yesterday
was the birthday of Miss Cynthia
Byers, daughter Of Thomas Byers.
The day was the occasion by her father
for presenting to her a new up-to-
date bicycle She is now spending her
waking hours trying 10 acquire the
mastery of it,
JUSTICE KALTENBACH SWORN
IN. Judge Luther Kallenbach, whose
appointment as justice of the peace at !
ella Bend precinct was mentioned by |
The Republican the other day, came !
to Gown yesterday morning to take the !
oath of Office. He returned TO ella |
Bend last night
WIRING OF TEMPE HOTEL. The
Arizona Electrical company com
menced yesterday the wiring of the !
new hotel at Tempe This work will /
require about six weeks. A feature
of the dining room will be annun-
ciating bells under the table which
guest may press with his feet to call
a waiter
GOOD TINE ANTICIPATED. The
ladies of the Christian church are
n1king great preparations for their
social to be held tonight at the resi-
dence of M. V. Warren There Will be
a good musical and literary pro
g.amme, after which refreshments
will be served All are cordially in 4
vited to attend
a NEW PUMP. There is now an
:: gt.s-inch flow of water gushing from !
1 pipe of the new well at the water
works The first centrifugal pump
put in pumped good stream and
helped to keep the stand tower full. l
But it was not sufficient to keep the y
veil dry Another pump has been put {
n which lifts enough water to allow [
leeper sinking. '
WAY LATE. &C. W. Grouse in the I
curry school superintendent Office,
S receiving a number of applications
rom persons in California and the
asst who want schools. In most places
he selection of school teachers is
made soon before the beginning of a
choOl term. Here the selections have 1
:
ear, when most of them were made p
oOn after the schools closed. r
TO REVISE A JUDGMENT. Suit :,
vas begun in district court yesterday q
" Hugh McCrum against W. A. and \
}. P. Daggs to revive a judgment or L
cred in the FouIth judicial district IA
or Coconino county in 1894 The judg- o
nent was originally for 1887 in addi- c
ion TO $206 for attorneys fees. The 4
Judgment was to bear interest at the s
ate of one per cent a month, com k
ounded monthly. A payment OF h
1925 was made, leaving a balance fl
ince then the judgment has grown to r
10, 203..13. fl
A PICTURE IN MUNSEY'S. = q
mOng the illustrations in the August :
TIMBER of Munsey's magazine is one Z
spreSenttng Augustin Daily reading a X
eW Dlay to the members Af his c0m- H.