Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-02

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Tenn. maximum LOB 1OS
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Rel. humidity 1890. 46 II
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Wind, velocity $500. 4
Precipitation =. 80. OF o
State of weather Clear. Clear.
A NEW NOTARY.-A notarial COM
mission was issued yesterday to W. J.
Gilbert of Wickenburg.
THE SISTERS HosPITAL.-The
addition to the Sisters hospital has
been completed. 1t improves the ap-
pearance Of the building from an az
chitectural as we'll as a utilitarian
point of view and makes it seem twice
as large as it was. 1t does in fact add
eight room to2it.
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED-A day
or two ago The Republican published
the challenge of the, cyclone base
ball team. colored organization,
throwing down the gauntlet to the
"True Blues" a Mexican team. The
captain of the True Blues, Augustin
c. Bernal, authorizes the statement
chat the challenge is accepted on
condition that the Cyclones will meet
them in three successive games. Fur
tier arrangement for the games can
be made with the captain, if the Cy.
clones still feel brave.
THE SCHOOLS.-Both the grammar
and high schools will open on Septem-
her 1Ei This is an official announce.
ment and is calculated to offset pre-
vious ones fixing various dates for
the opening. The annual meeting of
the teachers CT the schools will be
held at the central school building on
September 6, at 2 p. m. The gram
Hlar school board has determined TO
adhere 10 its Regulation of. last
year that teachers must obtain med
zeal certificates showing them to he
free from tuberculosis.
LEFT HIS PURSE EXPOSED
The pr@prietor of the Phoenix dairy
was robbed Of SIC gold piece yester-
day morning. He had $50 in his
purse out. of which he paid man who
had been working for him, $40. He
laid the purse aside and began to pre-
pare to set out on his rounds. After
he picked up his purse when he got
'eady to start and made the discovery
hat it was empty. The only other
person about the place was the man
\ HON he had paid, and who in the
Meantime had started on journey out
If the country.
IRON THE YAQUI WAR.-Harry
logan returned yesterday frgm the |
works CT the Sonora and SinalCa Irri- |
cation company OF which his father, |
dr. H. H. Logan of this city, is one of |
he principal promoters. The head |
quarters of the company are not far |
rom Corcor,tS, where the first engage
nent with the Yaquis in the present |
ebellicn took place and where the !
.ephew Of General Torres was killed. |
1r. Logan says that at one time it
eemed to ebe a more serious affair
han it appeared to be on the outside.
ome of the atrocities of the Yaquis
Tere terrible. Mr.. Logan was present
t the finding of several Of their Mex
can victims who had been cruelty |
ortured to death Some of them had
cen compelled to dance barefoot on
;lctus after which their heads were
pitt open.
MRS. PURDY'S BIRTHDAY PARTY
Yesterday was the occasion of the
fitch anniversary of the birthday of
Irs. S. W. Purdy and the event was
Celebrated by a pleasant gathering OF
number of her lady friends at the
lmily residence No. 334 East Van
uren street. The afternoon was
lent; in social converse and the serv-
lg Of refreshments. The host was
lie recipient of many pleasing tokens
ON the following guests present:
Trs., c. D. Derris, Mrs. J. o. Schriver,
Ers. p T. Burtis, Mrs. S. D. Lount, !
[rs C.. NJ Speliman, Mrs. J. w.
alfus, Mrs. L. G. Miller, Mrs L. G.
endall. Mrs Eta McCord, Mrs.
ouise G. TuttIe Mrs. w. L. Coon,
II. T. C. Hend:ick, Mrs. A. A. Long,
RS. B. I. Gillett, Mrs. W. L. George.
RS. Herbert Goodman, Mrs. NJ. E
arnett, Mrs. A. B. Buckley, Mrs r.
!. Miner Mrs. ]. w. Edwards, Mrs.
nnibel Depew, Edward H. Depew,
rs. DR.. Cotrrel;, Mrs. Woodbridge,
rs. Lewis Halsey, Mrs. H. H.
iller.
SELLING LIQUOR TO INDIANS .
equity United States Marshal Por-
RE yesterday caught Antonio Bal
rcia i'll the act of selling liquor to
ldians. Complaint had been
l2de for some time by an Indian
at some of his red brethren had an
'rangement with a Mexican to sup
y them with whisky, which was us
lily delivered in the bushes south of
e park Officer Porterie told the
Indian to let him know
hen the next delivery was made.
ne Indian reported yesterday after
on that the drunk was in full blast.