Arizona republican., 1899-11-14

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| Wind. velocity " ...7
| Precipitation ...... $50.
State of weather Clear. Clear.
! WAITING TELEGRAMS. - The
Western Union has kilograms for J. B.
Morgan and Asa Bishop.
OFFICIAL BOND. - The official
bond of T. D. Bennett notary public,
was filed with the county recorder yes
! terday.
A THANKSGIVING BALL. - The
! WOodmen lodge of Phoenix will give a
Thanksgiving ball on Thanksgiving
eve at Elks' hall. A big time is antici-
pated.
B. Y. P. I. SOCIAL.-The Baptist
Young Peoples Union give q welcome
social this evening in the church par
lors, corner of Second avenue and JEFF
ferson street. Visitors and strangers
| especially welcome. No charge. Music
and refreshments.
DISTRICT COURT. There was a
short session of district court yesterday
at which the principal business was to
accept the plea of Francisco Romero of
guilty to selling liquor to an Indian
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courts were taken under advisement.
MINING LOCATIONS. Two mining
| location notices were filed yesterday
with the county recorder. The first was
by w. L. Mckay. who has located the
Victor mine in the Camp Creek dis
| trict. and the other was the location Of
the Copper King by W. H. Smith and W
H. Campbell.
ANOTHER MEETING TONIGHT
There will be another meeting at the
court house tonight at s o'clock, of
those interested in the non-sectarian
hospital project. The committee report
good progress and earnestly hope for
large attendance of both ladies and
gentlemen as matters of great impor-
lance to the enterprise are to be con-
sidered.
ANOTHER OIL COMPANY. -Arti-
cles Of Incorporation of the Bakersfield
Oil and Development company were
filed in the Office of the county recorder
yesterday. The incorporators are
George D. Tantau, John Zirbes, John
". Gardiner. George B. Perkins and
Edward c. Hedges. Messrs. Tantau.
Perkins and Gardiner were formerly
residents of Phoenix.
\ SICK ROUGH RIDER. j. w
Hickey, former member of Troop I in
the Rough Rider regiment, is a recent
arrival in this city. where he comes in
the hope of regaining lost health, as he
is suffering from lung trouble. He is
now at the Sisters hospital and is be-
ing looked after by the Red Cross So
ciety and the local members of the
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Tempe was a member of the same troop
and he says Mr.. Hickey was a good
soldier and popular among his fellows.
He enlisted at Albuquerque, though his
home is in Nashua, y. H. where he has
been since the close of the war
MINING CLAIMS CLOSE IN Col.
McCOrd, Col. c. w. tombstone and J.
A. Porterie have located a couple of
copper claims about fifteen miles north
of Phoenix on the divide. Mr.. Porterie
has been prospecting in that vicinity
for some time, but the locations were
not made until yesterday. Samples of
the ore are very rich, thirty-five per
cent copper. three ounces of silver and
about 81 in gold. These samples were
taken from the surface. The extent of
the body is yet to be determined but
from the fact that it crops out over a
broad area there is a probability that it
il extensive. The groupings are COW
cred by a black cap, so that though
thousands of people have Travelled over
the locality none imagined that there
was anything more valuable than q
lava rock in the vicinity. The political
leaning of the locatOrs is shown In the
circumstance that one of the claims has
been named the "Expansionist'' and
the other the ''Imperialist"
MASONIC GRAND LODGE-This
morning at 10 o'clock a. m. the Most
Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free and
Accepted Masons Of Arizona Will con-
vene at Masonic Temple. Anthony \.
Johns Of Prescott. grand master for the |
territory, will deliver his annual ad-
dress, which will be followed by an
Grafton of DR.. c. D. Belden of Phoenix. +
grand orator of the order. The work
of the grand lodge will probably con-
sumo most of the day. Wednesday !
morning the grand chapter will be
convened. J. D. Monihon. high priest, !
presiding. The work of the chapter
will probably consume the morning.
On Wednesday afternoon the grand |
commandery will be convened, p. p. |
Parker, grand commander, presiding. /
Wednesday evening the ladies of the !
Tucson Eastern Star lodge will tender |
the members of the grand lodge and |
other members of the fraternity a ban |
quet at the Masonic banquet hall. I
Thursday will be occupied installing /
the newly elected officers Of the terri !
tory grand lodge and completing other |
unfinished business.
ANOTHER MURDER REPORTED. /
-I-ndnrsheriff Ionhs of Prescott ar |