Arizona republican., 1899-01-18
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

AT ELKS' HALL.-The Pioneer
 band have arranged to give their an
 nual ball at the Elks' hall on Tuesday,
 January A.
 LOCATED MINES.-James Haux- hurst has located five mining claims fir
 teen miles southeast of the Vulture
 mino in Maricopa county.
 REGISTRATION OF VOTERS. - This is the last day voters can regis
 ter. Four men are employed register
 ing the names of the voters and about
 400 have been placed on the lists so l far.
 | THREATENING ILLNESS. - Will l liam Spear, city editor of The Republi- | can, was taken ill Cn Sunday and since 1 that time he has been confined to his home. He is threatened with typhoid 1 pneumonia.
 | MEETING OF SPORTSMEN.-Tha Territorial Sportsmen's association will | hold a gun meet here February and | 3, when the teams will contest for the championship of the territory, both for live and clay bird shooting.
 ROUGH RIDER ILL.-Richard Stan | ton, Rough Rider, was taken i'll yester- day morning with a relapse of malar- | ial fever which he contracted in the Cuban campaign, but his condition was
 greatly improved later in the day. THE FIRST MEETING.-Tte Mis- souri society held it's first meeting yes terday afternoon, but on account Of the legislature the attendance was poor, and upon motion the club adjourned to
 meet at the Ford hctel Tuesday even ing.
 A MARRIAGE.-A marriage license was yesterday issued to Laura Stokes and James w. Stone. They w5re married last night by Rev. M. Halsey at | the Sixth avenue hotel. Miss Stokes | came here from Texas to meet MT. |
 Stone, who came from Ccconino county, where he is employed On a ranch.
 CHANGE IN MAIL CLERKS.-Mon- i day morning Will Orme became night | clerk in the Phoenix postofice Frank | Quinn, the former night clerk, has taken the run in the railway mail ser- | vice between Phoenix and Ash Fork. | Although the change is not a prcm 0- tiGn fer MT. Orme it is a sep in line | of advancement.
 WILL COME HOME.-A letter was received yesterday by Malcolm Gillette from Mark Lcng, which stated that the orders published concerning Col Me Cords regiment, stationed at Camp Churchman. Albany, Ga. on the 8tl day of this month, would very likely r lead to the mastering cut Of that regi- ment by the 1st of February.
 BALL AT THE ASYLUM.-The enl- pIoyes of the asylum fer the insane last night gave a ball in the new dining hall, which was an event Of great en- ioyment to those who attended. There were over 100 invitations sent cut and nearly all of these who were invited attended A bus left the city with s lead of legislators at an early hCur and some of the leaders of both branches were conspicuous amcng the partlc-- |! pants of the. evenings pleasures. Is
 IN PROBATE COURT.-Th'e estate of Jesus Bermudes was settled yest5r- l day in probate court. Bermudes was i part owner of the Garcia mine ne1r Wickenburg. which was sold recently ( to an eastern company Judge Scott , appointed lgnacio Garcia, the original ( discoverer of the mine, as administ. tor of the estate c. w. JOhnstona was f appointed guardian of the hei-s of iI Bermudes. There was S5O5 left to bs / distributed among the heirs and the [ widow Of Beruudes- C
 CONAN IS SUFFERING.-C5lo C5lonel f w. P. Harlow, who came up from No gales to attend the meeting of the Shriners, will remain in the city sev- eral days. MT. GCwan, the partner Of [ Colonel Harlow at N0gales, who went to Honolulu last summer for his health, returned no better and he is now in California in hopes that the climate of the coast will restore his health. Mr. Gowan has many friends in Ari- zona and his brCken-down health Is regretted by all of them.
 TRIED AND CONVICTED. - The n case of the territory against Thomas z Wilson was yesterday given a jury e trial before Justice Kincaid. Wilson was brought befcre Justice Kinca;d a q few days ago and was sentenced by the q justice, although it appeared in the Il habeas corpus proceedings on which he V was released yesterday that he had net C waived a Jury trial. He wss again ar rested on a new complaint of the same charge and the trial resulted in He will be sentenced to- morrow.
 A NEW CAPTAIN.-The regular [ weekly meeting of the Phoenix base : ball team occurred last night. B. Hartman, who las s-rved : a5 captain of the nine, ten lered his resignation and Vii MCsser was elected to succeed him The | cam is awaiting an answer to a le-taT ' sent to Los Angeles some time ago I with the hope of arranging a series cf ! games at that place in the near future. | They are also endeavoring to arrange l game with Bisbee. A commit ee was appointed to arrange for a dance which tho team will likely give on Fsbru F. ary 2.
 A MISUNDERSTAND - Julio . Marrcn, E. Gonzales and F. A. Madrid, f officials and ex-officials of the Yucatec f hose company No. ?, claim that the