Arizona republican., 1899-03-14
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

A NEW NO1A6N- "A nOtarial con-
 mission was issued yesterday to II. D. Aitken of Prescott.
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage
 license was issued yesterday to Charles
 w. Deck and Mary Hardy, both of
 Mesa.
 TO BEGIN OPERATIONS. "A ten
 stamp mill has ibee1 erected in the
 Stanton district and active mining de-
 velOpments are expected there in a very short time
 APPEAL FROM A JUSTICES 5 1 COURT. The suit of J. w Walke-
 Vs. the Pneumo-Chemic Sanatorium
 was filed in district court yesterday. an appeal by the defendants from Justice l Gray's court.
 LOCAL OPERA-The Philharmonic
 society will shortly present the opera,
 Chimes Of Normandy" The music
 was received yesterday and practice upon it was begun at 9 meeting of the i society last night
 ADMITTED TO PROBATE The
 will of John A. Pollen was admitted to
 probate yesterday with c. 3. Richmond
 Q brother-in-law of the testator. as ad- ministrator. The matter of the guard i ianship Of Walter Evans was ended by his coming of age.
 1 '
 Mems Gospel union will hold a gospel meeting in the M F. church South
 corner Monroe and Center streets to-
 night All men are cordially invited { Dr. George B. Pratt will speak on | "Calebs inheritance.
 WANT THE HOSPITAL GROUNDS. l -Overtures have been made to the | board of supervisors for the purchase
 Of the old hospital grounds. The ! parties who want to purchase them propose to plat them and make them an addition to the city.
 HOPE FOR A GAME It is reported that the DeMund ball nine has com municated with Fort Grant in the hope of arranging a game in Phoenix for next Sunday. The match would make a splendid game and local fans are anxious for something in that line to materialize.
 A MINING SALE.-Among the in- strument filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday was a min ing deed from A. D. Shultz to the Gar cia Gold Mining company. It conveys the Burlington claim which adjoins the Garcia mine on the north. The con- siceration is S750
 A NEW CORPORATION.-ArticIes | of incorporation of the Rio Grarde | Mining company were filed in the office Of the county acorder yesterday. The incorpOrators are John r. Clark ! George B. Deming and Kenneth J. | MathesOn. The capital stock is $250, ! 900, in shares Of $1 each.
 MANY PEOPLE HERE. The large | influx of people to the city within the | last few days is telling at the h0sels. | Of fO.ty-fve people who applied for | rooms at the Hotel Adams yesterday | ten of them could not be accOmmo- | dated. The Ford and Commercial | are both crowded with nGc a room to | spare.
 TO EXAMINE COPPER CLAIMS A party consisting of Col. J. s. Cooper, i Captain J c. Keith. Dr. J. M Ford. l William ThOrne and D. F. Kelly left . carly yesterday morning for the Black . BuCtes eight miles west Of the Vulture | siding. The party will be gone four days and the tirie will be spent exam ming some copper property belonging to pr. Ford and " E. Thorne.
 FOR AND AGAINST SANTA CRUZ W. N. Cummings, who prematureiy registers from Santa Cruz county, is at the Commercial There appears on the same register the name of Sheriff s. w. Wakefield Of Tucson, who is here to assist ia preventing Santa Cruz from becoming a county. There is 9 preference in northern Pima that Santa Cruz should remain a raging river
 REIBLING'S AFFAIRS. -Othe- at tachment suits were filed yesterday against Charles H. Reibling Eight suits in all have been filed the claims aggregating about $2,400, an increase of $1000 over the supposed indebted ness last Saturday. There is still left a good margin of assets, estimating the stock to te worth $3,00O with book accounts amounting to $2,G00. Moth ing has been heard from Reibling.
 MIME. BISHOPS CONCERT POST PONED.- Mme Genevra Jchnstone- Bishop since arriving in the city Mon day has been suffering from an attack Of rheumatism. Her physician fOr- bids her appearance in concert this evening. She expects, however. to have recovered sufficiently to fill an engagement in Tucson Friday. the l1th, and return to fill her engagement in Phoenix on next Tuesday, the Fist.
 LETTERS FROM CATTLENEN. = $. J. Johnson of Johnson 6 McDOnald,i cattle buyers, is in receipt of several letters from cattlemen about g.. Louis and Kansas City. T4a says that most , O. the fat cattle Of the valley have been sold and for that reason there is no. a good outlook for the marketing Of spring cattle in the middle states. lie f says, however, that he believes the California market will remain as it ! has been.
 IN FROM MULLINS WELLS.-J. c. Montgomery returned yesterday from Mullen's Wells. the station lately , purchased by him and his father, J. B. Montgomery. The station is on the road leading to the Harqua Halas, and Alr. Montgomery learned from those passing that there had been some what 2