Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-30


nix yesterday is reported by til
United States weather bureau:
$50 a m. $50 D. n
Baron. pressure -. 29.77 1896
Tenn. dry bulb -. 80 103
Tenn. wet bulb 800 SO SO
Tenn. maximum Jos los
Tenn. minimum -. 7S 81
, Rel. humidity 80. 81 16
Wind, direction -. E NV
Wind, velocity 80. 5 2
; Precipitation -. :. 0
State of weather Cloudy. Clear.
BICYCLE RACES. "A number Of
bicyclists have entered for the bicycle
races which will be held at the Ole
racing park this afternoon.
CHANGE OF OFFICE. S. NJ. Cul-
lom, United States deputy revenue
collector, has removed his office from
E. L. Andrews & Son to the court
house
WILL Make A TRIP. L. o. Fer
guson will preach in the Christian
church today, but will then be absent
| at Riverside, Cal, until early in Sep
TENDER
PERHAPS THE LAST The ser
| mon this evening may be the last that
|
as he does not intend to return for the
next conference year
MATCH RACE. "A match bicycle
race has been arranged between Oscar
Jones, Will Aldrich and Ross Grouse,
to be run at the park in about six
weeks. 1t will be a mile race and
there will be no stakes except the gate
receipts.
BASE BALL TODAY. The colored
BARRIERS and the DeMundI nine will play
game of ball at the park this after
noon, beginning at $3.50. The admis-
sion will be 10 cents There will be
no such attraction as a key of beer
at third base.
FARMERS MEET. The Farmers
Protective association held asmeeting
at its headquarters yesterday, but
little business was done. Both this
association and the Farmers Protect
i've and Cooperative associations will
hold meeting on next Saturday.
MAY STAY AT THE COAST. 1t is
understood here that George Gam.
who left with his family for the coast
a few weeks ago, may not return. He
may secure position in the railroad
office in Los Angeles. Mr. Gam has
been employed by the Maricopa &
Phoenix at Tempe and later was au-
ditor of the road. He still holds that
position.
AN ICE CREAM SOCIAL. The
Christian church will hold an ice
cream social next Friday evening,
August 4, at the residence of Mrs. M v
Warren on North Third avenue There
will be an entertaining literary and
musical programme by some of the
best local talent, followed by the serv.-
ing Of refreshments. The public is
cordially invited
SENT TO THE ASYLUM. The
first business before Probate Judge
Morford was the trial yesterday of
Robert ellison, charged with insanity
ellison was arrested nearly a week
ago. His hallucination IS a "black
stuff which people conspire to put
into his food to make him forgetful !
He calls the stuff imagination" He
was committed to the asylum.
DISTRICT COURT. In district
court yesterday in the condemnation |
proceedings of Wolf vs. Smith. judg- /
nent was rendered the plaintiff. who |
was required to put up bond under |
which he might avail. himself of the |
judgment. The appeal was dismissed |
in the license case of Tempe against J.
Jungermann. An order of receivers |
sale was made in the case of Willis |
croft VS.. Crowley.
RISE IN ALFALFA. The value of |
alfalfa hay has risen slightly in the
last two days. This is not due to a |
decrease n production. In fact con-
siderable hay is being cut now and the |
increased quantity of water gives |
promise of plenty. But one or two
crops have been bought in advance by
shippers and local dealers, preventing
the farmers from bringing their hay !
to town as a market
PHOTOGRAPHING THE CANOYN.
Mr.. F. A. Hartwell, accompanied by
an able corps of assistants, consisting
OF Marshal Hooker and Messrs. Nc
Williams, Stoner and Solomon, will
leave this morning for the Box can
yon to make photographs of that pic
region. They will leave the
morning train at Hot Springs juno
ton and will drive through the can
yon They will return tonight.
AN ALLEGED DEPUTY SHERIFF.
Three or four days ago a fellow
came here claiming TO be a deputy
sheriff of ella county on a hunt for
horse thieves. He began his search in
he saloons. He acquired nothing but
1 monumental jag and the reputation
IF being nuisance. Last night Mar
shall Hooker and Officer Dowe1l ran
him in. He cursed vigorously and
old the officers The things he would
10 to them when he caught them in
IIobe.
MANY APPLICATIONS. - Several
applications by persons desiring to /
i'll vacancies in the high school faculty
'esulting from designations OF J. G.
Wasson and w S. Upton
lave been received. Most of
he applicants, however, are outsiders
md the only ones of Phoenix are wo-