Arizona republican., 1899-05-23
NEWS
 OF THH
 TOWN

A WAITING TELEGRAM. The
 Western Union has an undelivered tel
 egram for w. H. Green, care of Rev
 Elliott, Baptist minister.
 BROUGHT IN TO DIE. Mrs | Meyers, who was brought in from Kirk
 land on Saturday evening died yester-
 day on South First street She was a
 sufferer from pulmonary trouble.
 LICENSED TO WE'D. Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Frank
 J. Dana and Florence Amille Robson {;
 L. M. Van Horn and Ella Wolgamott;
 J. H. Johnson and Mamie A. Larkin..
 A WIFE BEATER = Antonio | Cholla, living south of town, and for
 whom a warrant charging him with | beating his wife was cut. was arrested yesterday. He will be tried in Jus tice Johnstone's court this morning.
 FINAL PAYMENT MADE. - | Through J. Ernest Walker the final payment was made yesterday in the sale which was made a month ago of W H. Stilwell's residence to Mrs Kate w. Culbertson and Miss Mary S. Welch.
 JUNO J. GOES NORTH. -J. K. Wheat, who has charge Of w N. Tiff fany'S Juno J., will leave with that promising mare for Des Moines to- | morrow. She has been entered in several races on the great western cir cult, embracing parts Of Illinois. Iowa, Nebraska and Minnesota. That bluff fing dog, Tid-bitS, will be taken along.
 PROBATE COURT. = Letters of administration upon the estate of Mary Cresswell were issued yesterday to Frank CresSwell, and letters were iSc-17csJ fn PoI11iTo estate of Albert E. Converse. Letters were also issued to Mrs J. Roe Young upon the estate of Philip Johnson, the sailor. The estate consists of a post office money order.
 HIGH SCHOOL RECEPTION. - This evening at o'clock a reception will be given at the high school by the graduating class to the juniors. The seniors have enjoyed many favors at the hands of the other class and it is taking this opportunity to recipro- cate. The senior class day will be next Thursday Cn the afternoon of which fitting exercises will be held
 A SAVAGE DOG. George Luhrs, tho 14-year-old son of Mir. G. H. N. Luhrs, was bitten yesterday by a vicious dog cn Van Buren street north of the Central school building. There was a gash on the boys leg an inch long and a half inch deep. It was cauteriZed and the victim accompanied by Marshal Hooker set out in search of the brute.
 LODGE AT GLENDALE. -J. H. Campbell lectured in Glendale on Sun day evening and succeeded in enroll ing ifty-three names of persons who are ready to join the Good Temp.ar or
 
 the local order will go tct Glendale on Thursday when the ledge will be in On tomorrow and Wednes- | day MT. Campbell will lecture in 1 Tempe.
 RETURNED TO THE ASYLUM. = 4 man was found lying in an in i sensible condition at the corner Of | and Center streets on ] Sunday. The officers thought at first | that he was drunk. But it transpired 1 that he was the victim of a fit He i was recognized as Martinelli, who had | been confined in the asylum, but in | some way obtained his freedom about | 3 year ago without the formaHty of discharge. He was returned to the ! institution yesterday.
 A MERCANTILE CORPORATION. i Articles Of incorporation of the ChOpin-Ti5betts Commercial company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The object of the is to engage in the de- 1artment store business, the largest of which will be located in Los Angeles. The members of the incorporation are Elias c. Chapin, John w Tibbetts, Henry J. WOo.acott, Sylvester Good 9ncw, James M. Davies and Willard NJ. Sheldon
 SOLD LIQUOR TO EACH OTHER. There was funny proceeding be- ore Court Commissioner Jolnstone morning. Joaquin, an often offending Indian, was examined on a ,harge of selling liquor tc a mule and le was held to the federal grand jury or it. Then the mule was put on ex- animation for selling liquor to Joa- Iuin and he was also held. The mule s so called because his name is Mola. They were found on Saturday with a lalf filed quart bottle of port wine, which they were keeping warm by 'as5ing from one tc the other.
 THE BUCKEYE SCHOOL Miss Jessie M Lee closed a successful eIm of school in district No. 23, on Friday evening with an by the children consist ng of recitatiors, dialogues, etc The chool mouse was filled to overf1owing " the parents and friends of the chool. The manner in which tho hlldren acquitted themselves pro 'oked favorable comment. Miss Lee las gwen universal satisfaction and O show their appreciation of her ef- crts the officers have engaged her to each the next term. D URED. -'P. T. Hurley was seriously injured in a curious manner on S1In. ay afternoon. He was driving along road southwest of town and came | Pon a man sitting in a buggy watch ng ". s. SccIt trying to get a shnt at