Arizona republican., 1899-05-27
NEWS
 OF THE
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AGTER-FIELER. Richard "
 Baxter, the merchant of Wickenburg
 and Miss Mildred Fieler were licensed to marry yesterday.
 DELAYED TRAIN. There wer,
 no arrivals over the northern routt last night on account of the wrecF near Gallup. N. M.
 MARRIED AT THE CATHEDRAL Juan Zapeda and Josefa Perez were | united in marriage at the Catholic ! church yesterday afternoon. FREE METHODIST SERVICES. - i Rev MT. Berkeholder of California
 will preach in the Free Methodist
 church on Sunday morning and even i ing. Ali are invited
 SERVICES AT DORIS HALL. - Siddi Mohammet Taeiber will hold l services at Doris hall at Il a. m. and 8 D. m. Subject for morning lecture,
 The Lord's Supper of India" and in the evening "Indra the God of India.
 Seats free. All are invited WHY HE DISAPPOINTED IT. = Jchn Swilling, who disappointed an ex- pectant audience at the minstrel show Thursday night, announced that he
 would have been pleased to favor the assemblage with his pleasing tenor voice had it not been for Q bad cold.
 THE HOTTER THE BETTER. -A
 new kind of cattle feed which is being
 introduced into the valley is '@Teo-
 sinte'' This luxuriant grass grows
 to a height of fifteen feet and has been
 found an excellent feed. It is said
 that the hotter the climate the more
 favorable are the conditions for tha TeOsinte.
 INQUIRING FCR A BROTHER. = John Hubbard of Red Bluff, Cal,
 writes to the board of supervisors making inquiry about his brother, Early Hubbard, from whom he has not heard for a long tim6, but believes he is somewhere in this vicinity The only description given in the letter is the statement that the missing brother is a stockman.
 THE ELKS OF GLOBE. "A large delegation of E,ks left last night for Globe. where lodge of the order is to be instituted tonight with a member ship exceeding forty Each one has paid in S25 so that a warm season in Globe has been assured. This is the fifth Elks' lodge in the territory. The delegation was attended to the depot by the Pioneer band
 4FAOIoIl<IL14NO Al KANSAS 11 J. c. Norton has returned from a trip to Bisbee on veterinary business. He says that many cattle are being shipped in from Mexico destined for Kansas City, and while he was in Bis bee drove Of soc passed through. 4 large shipment also was made last night from the territory, consisting of twenty eight carloads of feeders. | Most of them were sent from PhOenix ra Kansas City.
 NEW EXPERIMENTS HERE. - The division of agristology is con 1 -emplating the appointment of 3 man i to carry on experiments of that di vision in this valley The appointment i will net be made before September. \ ! nerd of about twenty varieties of dairy | and beef cattle will be stationed here, | he purpose being to determine which l species of grasses and alfalfa may be | ised to produce the best results in i 'attening beef and which make the i pest feed for dairy cattle, taking the ! expense into consideration
 NEW WAY OF MAKING TABLES. l Mir. W. N. Tiffany, the governors | private secretary. has lately received ; ln ingenious attachment for a Reming- | on typewriter called "Gorin's taDu- i ator.' The Drincip.e admits of it's | application to other kinds of type l Triters, though this particular adjust nenJ can be used only on the Rem ngJon. It facilitates the writing of abIes of figures without the usual hifting Of the machine. The device consists Of a division of the keyboard or the purpose of this particular op- Taticn into tens, hundreds, thousands. ltc. The mum Der Of columns to be written depends wholly upon the width f the machine. By pushing on a stop determines the order of notation Of my figure. The attachment does not interfere with the ordinary operation if the machine.
 DISTRICT COURT. The suit of Gyrtle L. Dean against the MaricopA, 'hOeniX S Salt Ri7Er Valley railroad vent to trial yesterday in district curt. This is an action brought to re- over S10,000 for the killing Of the laintiff's husband, George Dean, by ne of the defendants trains near 'empe about year ago. The com laint alleges negligence on the part of he trainmen in that they did not blow he warning whistle when the train fas approaching the crossing a5 7hich the tragedy occurred. The whole dy was taken ID Dy the witnesses TOT ne plaintiff. The case of the city ouncI Of Phoenix against Long 2nd ii is bonGsmen went over to make room II CT this trial. The hearing of argu- lents on the motion for a new trial in he case of Henry Wilson. continued II ince last Tuesday, will take place t. ay.
 DEATH OF MRS. GREENE. Mrs. Hattie Greena wife of MT. w. II. l 4reene, fcrma-iy of Bushnell. H.. i