Arizona republican., 1899-01-29
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

A CAR OF HOGS. "A ear O hog.
 went cut over the Santa Fe yesterday fer Jerome.
 INDIAN SCHOOL CONCERT. The
 Indian school band will give concert
 at the school at { o'clock this after
 noon.
 THE WOODMEN'S DANCE. A sO- l cial dance will be held at EIl1s' hall or l Thursday, February by Camp No. 5 1 WOCdmen Of the World. | ANOTHER DEPUTY. SHERIFF. - 1 Sheriff Murray yesterday appointed l. i NJ. Francis deputy sheriff. MT. Francis
 is one of the most active and faithful
 members of the Salvation Army.
 LETTERS ISSUED. Letters Of ad- ministration were issued to Maria Baker on the estate Of John Baker. Letters were also issued on the estatc of Fritz Mayer to NJ. J. Forster SETTLED IN ARIZONA. A car of furniture was received from New York yesterday for D. D. Hornung, a late ar rival in the valley. who has purchased farm northeast of the asylum.
 GOOD PASSENGER BUSINESS. - The railroads report an exceptionally well sustained passenger business for this season of ths year, with a prospect that it will be sustained fpr some time to come.
 THROWN FROM A HORSE. Miss Sadie Nicholson, daughter of D. Nich- olson, was thrown from a horse in front of the Phoenix bakery yesterday afternoon. She was fortunately not injured.
 MISS PROOFS WILL RECOVER The oonditicn n Of Mss Rcsa Troops was somewhat impf owed last night. Although the nature of her injuries were serious there is now no doub5 Of Ter ultimate recovery.
 CHIPPY TAYLOR GIVES BOND.- James M. Taylor, who had been held to the grand jury by Justice John stone. on a charge of shooting at Ed Reed with intent to kill. yesterday fur nished a bond and was released.
 NEW TRUSTEES. -CouI'ty Super intendent Fulton yesterday appointed William Smith school trustee in dis trict No 38. Burt Crismon was also appointed trustee in district No. IS, otherwise known as the Crismon dis trict
 4 BICYCLE AND A BROKEN LEG Friday evening as Mrs. A. Anderson was attempting to ride bicycle she fell to the ground in such a manner
 
 She received immediate attention and is doing nicely.
 SHEEP SHEARING. Sheep shear ing will begin in the valley this week. the feed on the desert is not as good as desired it is believed that more sheep will be brought into the valley this season than have ever been wintered here before.
 A STAG S0CIAL.-Ph0enix Ledge No 335, B. P. o. Elks will give E'stag social" at Elk's hall, next Wednesday evening in honor of the members of the Twentieth legislative as enbly. The committee of arrange ments is composed of J. A. Plattner, w. M. Mayors and A. B. Cobb.
 HOAG-PRATT.-The Fresno, Cal, l papers publish an account cf the re- cent marriage there of MT. B. H. HCag the father Of Mrs. Milton R. Harlan ut the territcry by reason Of his con- ! neCtion with the 1. o. c. T. He was | at one time grand chief templar Of the order in California.
 THURSDAYS RACES. Beside the ! match tr0tting race next Thursday af- | -ernOOn between Tifanys Juno J. and | Sc0tt'S Rex MambrinO, A. J. Winning 1 nam. who has charge of the track. has arranged two other races One is a ddslt, free for all, $50 purse. The otheE is a quarter dash for ponies under fourteen and one-haEf hands,
 4 CAMEL BACK PICNIC. A party 2f young people from Phoenix had a very enjoyable picnic at the Camel Back mountain on Saturday last Those who were invited were Turner 3efin, Levering Young, Clarence Ben nett, Ross Grouse, Ross Russell. Cal Williams and Leo Rosenburg. The girls were: Sadie Nicholson, Orfa Fra fer, Mamie Brown, Ada Boyd, Edna Bradley, Mary Henshaw and Gertrude Godfrey.
 DIED IN THE MOUNTAINS. W !. Davls, the undertaken, returned yes erday morning from Florence. where le went to embalm the body of Mrs Peter 4. SchilEng, who had died near riverside. The death occurred in the mountains and the body had to be car jed abol.t four miles down the noun ain side on a cot. Mrs. Schilling's husband was with her when she died nd took the remains back to his ome in Missouri.
 SUPREME COURT.-Tha argument n the part of the appellee in the case f Wiser vs. LawleT, was resumed in ppreme court yesterday morning by ] udge Sanford of Prescott, and the earlng of the case was closed by one f the most powerful arguments ever tef3re the territorial su- rene court by Hon. G. w. Kretz- Dger of Chicago for the appellant he ca=e was submi ted. The cases Cf il ups ys. Johnson and Sewall vs i&tcher were sub nitted on briefs. WARDS SENTENCE Morris Ward who had defrauded Chauncey F. -insworth and c. H. Hirschfe1d by 1e ans Of worthless checks was sen enced yesterday by Justice Johnstcne 9 175 days in the county jail, the mo- n for a new ttial in his ca having esn d~nied. When Ward was taken s.: