Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-10-25

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Precipitation -. 49,. 0
State of weather Clear. Clear.
NEW NOTARIES. -Notarial com
missions were issued yesterday to
Louise F. Jacobs of Wickenburg and p
K. Hickey of Phoenix.
RODE WITHOUT \ LIGHT. w. S.
| Byers was in police court yesterday
morning accused Of riding a bicycle i'll
the night time without light. 1t was
IS worth OF darkness.
DEDICATION SERVICES. - The
new Christian church will be dedicated
on Sunday next, Rev. A. c. Smithers
of Los Angeles officiating. He will
preach at II a. n. and : p. m.
w. c. T. 1.-THE eleventh annual
convention of the Arizona Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be
held in the Phoenix Baptist church to-
morrow. The sessions viii commence
at 10 a. m. and , p. m.
BASE BALL At Ell PASO. Tucson
managed to get one game out of the
three at FL Paso. The Tucson boys
want to do something to make a rec
ord before they tackle the Phoenix
team. They play base ball up here.
PUBLIC MEETING. The Rev. /.
o. Ferguson viii address d mass meet
ing in the Baptist church on tomorrow
evening under the auspices of the
Good Templars. There will be vocal
and instrumental music, besides some
select readings also.
FOOT BALL SATURDAY. - The
Crackajacks. a Phoenix featherweight
foot ball team, whose members aver
age about 100 pounds, Will endeavor to
vanquish a juvenile native American
team on the gridiron at the Indian
school next Saturday.
LOST A FINGER. Jack Mognett
lost finger yesterday in a most pain
full manner. He was leading q frac-
tious horse with a rope and the ami
NAL started to run. The rope was
wound around Mognetts forefinger of
the right hama, which was torn off be
low the first joint.
AN OIL COMPANY-Articles OF
incorporation Of the Panochito Oil
company were filed in the office of the
county recorder yesterday. This is q
California corporation. The members
are a. K. Grin. 4. T. Gilpin, George W
Peer. E. r. Smith, Charles e. Lloyd,
Wilbur Walker. H. J. Small and F. N
Hustled.
NEARLY BLEED TO DEATH. "A
man named Clarkson, the driver of
the Buckeye stage, nearly bled to death
at Thomas drug store yesterday morn
ing. He was seized with a hemorrhage
of the lungs and il was with the great
est difficulty that the flow was stopped.
He was removed to the hospital and
immediate danger was believed to be
over.
IN THE JUSTICE S COURT. Man
uel Gonzales, charged with disturbing
the peace, was discharged yesterday by
Justice tombstone Thomas Daily was
found guilty on the same charge, anG
George O.Connor was found guilty OF
vagrancy. The last two named were
given sentenced at > o'clock in which
the court made the punishment fiji
the crime
RUMORED BUSINESS CHANGE.
During the last month Mr.. Yerxa,
the well known Los Angeles grocery
man. has paid Phoenix a couple of
business visits. 1t was rumored yes
terday that a deal had been consum-
mated whereby he has purchased the
grocery business of Messrs. Barley
wholesale business of that establish
n3ent in this city.
VERDICT OF THE CORONER'S
JURY. The verdict Of the coroner's
jury in the case Of Thomas H. Porter
who was found dead in bed Monday
forenoon, was rendered yesterday
forenoon and was in substance that
deceased came to his death from NAT
ural causes; that ne was 80 years of
age and a native of New York. Moth
ing of Importance was brought out at
the inquest not previously reported
PROFESSOR BREEZE ARRIVES.
Professor Breeze, who has been Sc
Iected TO fill the vacancy in the high
school faculty caused by the resigna-
ton of Professor Meskimmons, ar
rived on last nights train from his
home in Indiana. He was met at the
depot by Professor Meskimmons, who
Will assist him for d day or two while
he is acquainting himself with his new
duties Professor Meskimmons Will
assume his position at the Indian
school some time next week.
TWO CASES DISPOSED OF. Jus
tice tombstone yesterday dismissed
the charge against b. Poll of assault
with intent to kill Richard Lee, whom
he drove from his place of business,
corner Of First and Monroe streets, a
day or two ago at the point of a gun.
or rather just ahead of a rapidly pur-
suing bullet The evidence showed
that the extreme measures We're justi-