Arizona republican., 1899-05-16


 are being rigged up for the graf season.
 1 LICENSED TO WED. "A marriag l licensa was issued yesterday to Wi
 liam Miller Fields and Clara Isabe l Henderson.
 ! HAY AND CATTLE. Three car 1 of cattle were sent cut over the S. F : P. 6 P. for Flagstaff on Sunday night 1 There were also three cars of hay fol i points on the Santa Fe Pacific. A RELATED TRAIN. The s. F ] P. 6 P. train due last night, was ter ! h1urs behind time. It was held al i Ash Fork Cn account of the westoound i Santa Fe Pacific, which had been un-
 accountably detained.
 COMMENCEMENT SERVICES. = Arrangements are being made f0I farewell services to be held in the NJ .. church next Sunday night. the ob- jzct being a farewell to the graduating class of tha high school.
 WAVE CHANGED HANDS.-The
 Wave confectionery store has changed DroDiietors. It was transferred yes terday by Knight & Wilcox to Ben
 f7n!a Doris. Of thts city. The former
 owners will leave soon for Connecti-
 cut. SUIT FOR DIVORCE. Attorney
 John McAndrews yesterday filed suit
 in cigtrid- court for Mrs Zelia Reeves
 fer divorce from Henry c. Reeves
 on the grounds of abandonment and
 failure to support. The parties were
 married here four years ago.
 PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX. -
 Taxes on personal property will he
 due in a few days. The tax collector
 announces that he is aor busy in the office that it will be impossible to visII each posssssor of personal property mCre than three times.
 THE COMING PIGEON SEASON. The local spOrtsm Il are looking for ward to June 1 as a time for the satis- faction of laeir sporting prOciivities. The game law will be open and Sonora pigeons will be the victims. It is likely that representatives from the Prescott and Jercme clubs will be in Phoenix to partioip pate in live bird field shoot.
 AT THE HOSPITALS Fay Tor, who is at the Sisters hospital, seemed to improve slightly yesterday, but Eis condition is still uncertain. The doctors say~that the critical point will oe reached this morning or, at least, the patient should show some sign Of a change. Jesse Hurley, who was badly burned at the fire on Sun day is doing well.
 AN EMBEZZLE LE1IEN-T EXAMINA- TION. The ease Of Pedro C. da ia Lama, accused bv JCSefa Lopez Of the of S10 given him by her to be sent to her son in Sonora, came up in Justice Johnst0ne's court yes terday Among the, evidence offered ware 2 couple of letters written i'll Spanish. An adjournment was taken until today to give time for their L translation.
 THE WORK I5 BEGUN. The Ar iz0na & Utah Railroad company yes terday filed declarat ton Of com in the oilca of the terri tOriaI secretary. This means that work has been ccnne enced On the road from McConnico, four miles west Of Kingman, to the Chloride mining d.s5ricJ. The declaration of intention, th1. first step to be taken under the -ax exemption law, was filed some time ago.
 THANKFUL TO JEROEIE. The Phoenix members Of Jle Knights Cf
 J from the session of the grand lodge | are profuse in their expressions of i -hank5 to the people Of Jerome gen. l sra,ly, and the United Verde com- p2ny particularly, for the attentions l hey received. The hall in which the ! grand lodge session was held was not i IUit5 finished. but the coEpany put l fifteen extra men at work on il ard il [ vas made presentable.
 WANT A RAILROAD TO GLOBE. i A petition is being circulated here
 nd in Tempe. Mesa and Globe pray i ng tlae Santa F'e, Prescott & Ph0enix | 1ailroad company to extend it's line . ? G,obe via Tempe and Mesa. The [ -aiue Of railroad connecting this j alley with the rich Globe district is recognized, and the petition is being signed Mr. F. NJ Murphy. president of the ra11roai company, is i 10 reach Phoenix today and ! ne petition may be presented to him iefor6 he returns to Prescott.
 OPEN AIR SERVICES. The min sterial association i-f Enis city held i 2eetirg yesterday and decided to com 1ence the union open air Sunday scr ices on the first Sunday in July. The sScciatiOn las discarded lJhe singing | cooks which have been used hereto ore They are large enough and of ne proper f-I1m So that they can be -sed instea9 of fans This use rev extensively at the meeting last ear, much to the deterioration. how Ter, of the appearance Of the books. smaller sized singing book has been d0pted.
 INDIANS SUBSCRIBE s2o.-Tha Presbyterian mission committee yes erday received a subscription from | he Presbyterian mission at Tucson i $20. It was subscribed by the In- Lians CT the mission who desire to lead the subscription list. The m:s- t0n is mostly of Papagoes. who are | iesirous of giving their friends, the