Arizona republican., 1899-05-11
NEWS \ OF HE
 TOWN

HAY FOR THE NORTH. -Thret
 cars of hay were shipped out yesterday
 to points on the Santa Fe Pacific.
 COMPANY AS LAST MEET. "A
 call has been issued for 2 full assembly
 of A company, N. G. A, May 30, Me
 moria1 Day. That will probably be
 the last meeting Of that company
 DEATH OF MRS. sEARLEs.-
 was received yesterday of the death al
 Salt Lake on May of Mrs. J. w.
 Searles of appendicitis. Mrs. Searles
 was quite well known here. Her hus-
 band is extensively interested in the GOldfield district
 l MORTUARY-Edw L. Patter-
 son, aged 3S, died yesterday morning.
 The funeral services will be held at l the parlors of Mohn 6 Easterling this
 afternoon and the remains will be
 sent to Chicago tonight, the former | nome Of the dead man.
 MARRIED IN LOS ANGELES. - | The intelligence comes from Ecs An geles that Captain T. K. Elvey andM iss M. A. Cook were married there on Sat urday. Mr. Elvey is well known in the valley. The bride has lived in Fhoe- nix for some time, and at one time
 was connected with the Vendome The l couple is expected to return soon. A CALL FOR VICTORS.-V John 1 son. the foreman Of the Victor Hose company. requests the Eembers to be present at a meeting which will be held at the engine house at o'clock Friday evening It is also required
 that the new members be present in
 order to participate in the initiating exercises.
 GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE. B. Rosjno yesterday began actiCl against Rosa R. RCsjno for divorce on the ground that she was too fluent with 9 bTComstick and that she applied vile and unprintsOle epithets to him, all Of which filled him with unspeakable mental and t,-dily pain and anguish. They were married in the Indian Ter ritcTy.
 NAVAL BOX KITE.-Several mer- chants in town are e1deaYOri1g to in trCduce the Naval Blue Hill Box Kits'' which is so extensively used ID the United<Statss navy. What is re- markable about the kite is the power of lifting, and any number Of them nay be fastened together as is desired to make tks lifting power greater. Quite a number are now being used i1 Tucson.
 WILL RETURN AGAIN. -F. R. Wallace returned last night from mining trip to the country about Globe Upon receipt Of a telegram he left last night fer Denver, but thinks he will return shortly. Mr. Wallace rep resentS a large amount of Denver cap ital wnich he thinks will be brought to the development of some large mines in this territory He has the greatest confidence in Arizona. and. thinks there is 2 chance to make money here in mining.
 CATTLE FROM TEXAS. -. E. Hunt. commercial agent of the South e-n Pacific, arrived at the Hotel Ad- ans yesterday from Fl PasO. Mir Hunt says there is a dry spell in the western Eart of Texas which it is feared will be hard on cattle. He says there are constant indications Of rain, but there is no certainty It is remarkable, he says, the number of cattle which have been shipped from Texas to the coast this season. It is greater than ever before Within,the last flaw weeks the Cudahy company has shipped forty five carloads frcGl tne state. It would he almost as cheap to ship from Kan sas City.
 TACKS AND WREELMEN.-l There has been complaint recently by wheelmen that the principal streets are strewn with tarks- Whether it is the work cf 2 william or don5 In:nten- tionally, makes little difference, the the punotures result the same. It is to be hoped that no one has placed them around promisccusly because of gTudge against wheelme1, and 1T not it is desired that persons carry ing a load of tacks across the streets | be careful not .to drop 50 many ss 1t | net only works hardship on the l Wheeimen but is an expensive habit. | The bicyclers do ndt object to having | them placed on the sidewalks fer fl | they violate a city ordinance they are ! wiling to atone for it.
 RATE OF ALTTTUDE.-At one Of | the restaurants of the city yesterday 9 | conversation took place in winch two | Germans and the cashie1a5s were the ! participants. T goes me to Los All i geles,' Said one German. 'You see | dot bill. Cnly won dollar to LOS An ! geles. I buys me Q ticket both ways | vor two dollars, an den ! buys me 1 some oranges ven I gets dere to bay 1 ny expenses" "Och.' said his | companion, Los Angeles is all right, | put hkes me San Gapriel better It Is Iuny p!acS. l VOTkS ne C3fe III dot hotel" You say you worked in a hotel there?" asked the cashie~ess, | what is the altitude at the place." f'Vy," replied the German, tit is good; vifteen dollars a week"
 THE CATFISH COMMITTEE. - Br'er Frank Shirley and a party Of friends left last night fer the junction of the Salt and Gi-a on a fishing ex- cuTSiOn This is mt a mere hit of sporting news. The object of the party is not fun and recreation. The official title of the expedition is the Catfish Committee of Inquiry. and the purpose is to gather data for a report which will either lead tn Rr,er R-.=