Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-29
NEWS
OF THE
TOWN

AN ASYLUM ENTERTAINMENT
There will be an entertainment at the
asylum on Friday night The Pioneer
band will assist in presenting pleas
ing entertainment.
A BOY HURT. A little nephew Of
Herman Uriester living about three
miles from town was badly injured
yesterday by being thrown from a coll
which he was trying to break.
A CHANGE OF NAME.-Among the
instruments recorded in the Office OF
the county recorder yesterday was an
order of the court authorizing Mrs
Evelyn NJ. Perkins to resume her
former name, Evelyn NJ. Wharton.
PROBABLY DIDN'T DO IT.-Jesse
Anderson and Ben Larson the two
boys arrested on suspicion CT having
shot George Charlebois were given an
examination before Justice tombstone
yesterday and were discharged for
lack of evidence against them.
ANOTHER CAPITOL BUILDING
| SYNDICATE. "A second syndicate for
| the erection CT buildings in Capitol
addition has been formed. Plans for
, eight residences are being drawn by
Architect Norton. They will be more
expensive and ornate than those of
the first syndicate and will be built
on the same street in a group.
$40 FOR TALKING. -Flossie Bar
ton, whose name and figure are not
quite unfamiliar in justices and police
courts, was arrested again by Deputy
| Sheriff Joe Bush on Sunday night lor
paradfng in front Of her residence in
the block on Sunday night, swearing
| like a sailor and using language which
Jared. even on that liberal locality. L
cost her $40.
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.-A
meeting of the board of trade was held
last night, at which many matters
were considered. The subject of print
ed matter was taken up and put into
the hands of a committee consisting
of G. H. Hirschfield, ]. w. Dcrris,
Secretary H. NJ. Chapman and his as
sistant, H. H. Harrison. 1t was de-
cided TO call for bids for printing.
NEW TEACHERS EMPLOYED. =
The trustees of CaldeIwood school dis
'rict No. 5 yesterday employed Mrs. e.
NJ. Walton to teach the school in that
district for the coming year. Miss
Walton came here few months age
from Canada on a visit to her brother,
who resides west CT the city. She Sc
cured certificate at the last quarterly
examination, the only one of a class
of five that escaped failure.
FELL INTO THE TRAP.-The
Powell saloon near the park has been
referred to before as a dangerous
place for man to go if he wanted to
keep out CT trouble. Another unso-
phizticate1 Phoenician found himself
out there to his sorrow yesterday
afternoon and really did not discover
his whereabouts till some one began
shaking the dust cut of his coat SC
vigorously his back soon became
striped like a zebra.
Mr.. FOSTERS TRIP. Deputy
Clerk L. B. Street of the district court
yesterday received a le.5er from Clerk
w. C. Foster, who was then in Phia-
delphia. He expected to start west
the next day and stopping three days
at Chicago and two at his former home
in Peoria, Ill, he expected to reach
Phoenix by September I. He spent
some time at Washington visiting the
department. of justice. Mr.. Foster
writes that he has had a pleasant !
time, but is glad to return.
THE NEW EXAMINATION RULES.
The teachers quarterly examination |
VIII be held at the Central school |
building next Monday and Tuesday. |
The examination will be governed by |
2 new set CT rules lately formulated !
By Territorial School superintendent |
Long. The rules require, among other |
things, that applicants give their pres
mt ages and not those of the year be /
fore or any previous year. 1t is enc !
Of the objects of the list of rules to |
bring educators up to date. Copies of /
these rules may be obtained by apply |
ing to County Superintendent Fulton.
ROBBERS OF THE INSANE-On
Thursday night of last week a party |
Of moonlight tourists raided the vine i
yard and water melon patch at the /
asylum. 1t is not definitely known |
who the party were, but it is suspected |
that they were members of a benevo- |
lent lodge in this city. The
inquiries what es
innate man puts upon his
forget himself as TO rob an insane
man of the fruits of his labor. The
patch has been fixed
and other raiders are invited to call.
The vineyard viii be taken care of
by other means
YET ANOTHER COPPER COM
L al C-Cl6S u 1ACO1 pOIdllOA u
the Utah Southern Copper company
were filed in the office OF the county
yesterday. The incorporators
are T. Burton Everett, Edward z.
McKissick and Edward L. Tierney, all
Of Massachusetts,. The capital stock
s $1,000, 900, the shares $40. The COM
Dany c0ntenpTates operations in min |
ng, railroading, irrigation and steam
boating Phoenix is the principal |
place of business, though provision is
made for branch offices in Milford and |
Boston, Mass, and in other principal |
si.-ies Of America and all European
countries.
SCIENTIFIC HAIR DRESSING
Miss Laura George, one Of the wards
lnder the care of Reservation Agent