Arizona republican., 1899-10-01

this carnival the first of a series of an inual festivities. A committee of Elk. called on Commissioner Clark yester- day and asked him to designate a day Iof the carnival as Elks' day, on which they could corral all the antlereC
 brotherhood in the territory in Phoe- nix.
 BASE BALL TODAY Owing tC
 some misunderstanding or lack of ar
 engagement the match game of base
 ball between the True Blues and the l Tempe team, announced to take placa
 at the park this afternoon. will be
 necessarily delayed for a week or so lHowever, the True Blues will cross
 bats this afternoon with the Phoenix team, which is a reorganization of the | DeMund team. A good game is prom l ised all who care to attend
 PROBATE COURT. = AnnibaIe Magnani yesterday filed application i'll probate court fer letters of admin
 istration on the estate of Marie de
 Duores who died here on September
 5. The estate is supposed to consist
 Of money in bank, though it has not yet been found. c. w. Grouse. admin
 istrator of the estate of John Baker, filed his final account. The October term of probate court will open next Monday with heavy docket. The first case will be an important enc, that of Boyle Vs. Brill. administrator of the ROarke estate.
 WANTED A WIDOW. A. E. Cham pie writes from Columbia. a mining camp fifty miles north of Phoenix, that they are in need of a school teacher, and prefer widow with three or four children of school age. But he sug gests that if she is encountered with a husband, that he can find work in the mines. A male teacher would be bet ter than none at all-prOvided he had the children. He explains that the continued drouth has caused one or two families to move out of camp, leaving the district short of the re- quiTed number of school children and they require the teacher to supply the deficiency.
 HUNT FOR A HALF BROTHER Eanicio Blanco, a printer of San Francisco. has been in town for two days hunting fer his half brother, Al fred Stell, also a printer, whom he has not seen for twenty years. Blanc0 was in Guatemala in 1891. where he re- ceived his last letter from SteH. who was then in Arizona. Blanco heard later that he was dead. but since com ing to the territory he was told that 5tell was in Congress. Tn hunted man is f3rty-eight years old. Some years ago he was employed as a clerk in one )f the city offices at Prescott. He later | applied for 9 municipal position in ] Phoenix. Bianco left for Prescott i ast night.
 PHOENIX MAN WEDS. The fol- i owing from the Globe Silver Belt wifi ! interest the many friends Of w c. | )gIe in this city: ''W. c. Ogle Of i Phoenix. and Miss Marie E. Light of i Ilobe were married on September 23 | It the residence of w A. Pla-e near 'olomonville, Ariz., Rev. W. T. Ogies- i y officiating Mr. Ogle, the groom. is successful insurance agent. having lis headquarters at Phoenix. and is yell known throughout Arizona. The ,ride was formerly of C0vington, Ky, md during her short residence in iIobe made many friends who esteem Ter for her many excellent qualities nd accomplishments. After an ex- ended tour of southeastern Arizona IT, and Mrs. Ogle will go to their fu- ure home in Phoenix.
 DOGS AND PONIES. Early yes
 
 III with people. farm wagons were Cted coming to town laden with men, Tomen and children instead of hay. arley and pumpkins. as is usual on saturdays, the streets were decorated Tith flags, and the lemonade and soda lands experienced an early morning ush. The patriotic citizen who reads ne papers naturally thought it was all n account of Dewey Day, but he never lissed his guess so badly in his life. ( he cause of all the tumult was the entry dog and pony show which cached here about o'clock in tine lorning and which paraded the streets I bout noon. Dewey has been huc- ahed for without cessation fer the last { eventeen months and the ovation will 3ntinue during the life of the present eneration at least; but yesterday ha ad to divide honOrs with the dogs. 1nies and elephants, who only cCme nee every year or two. The parade 1 as very creditabhe indeed, the trained ( aby elephant feature having been T 1ded since the last visit of the show Phoenix Performances were given esterday afternoon and evening. and : mother performance will take place } lis afternoon. I