Arizona republican., 1899-04-05
NEWS
 OF T HE
 TONI N

CATTLE FOR THE COAST. -Foul cars of cattle were sent to Los An
 geles last night over the southern
 route.
 MORE HAY FOR THE COAST. =
 Two more cars of hay for California
 went out over the s. F. P. & P. las
 night
 TO GET IN LINE. Al Arthur ha.
 moved to fire hall in order to be in line
 for the democratic nomination for city recorder.
 LEARN THE DRUG TRADE. Der Purdy yesterday accepted a position
 with Goodman & Go. He intends tt
 learn the drug trade.
 A CHANGE OF DATE. The civil
 service examination for departmental
 service will be held in this city on
 April IT instead of April IA, as hereto fore announced.
 A KINDERGARTEN. Miss Ger trude Browns Kindergarten will be found hereafter in the cool basement of
 the M. E. church. Miss Maggie Alsap will assist Miss Brown.
 REGISTERING OFFICERS. Rob ert Walton, president of the Young | Mems Republican club, and Richard Stanton were yesterday appointed by Acting Mayor Dyer as registering off
 cers for the city election.
 WORK AT THE CAPITOL. They
 have stonemasons to throw at the
 birds on the capitol building now. Sev-
 eral more went to work yesterday and
 nCne of them were masons engaged in
 the late strike. The work is going ahead with a rush.
 AN INJURED EYE. MT and Mrs | F. w Morgan of Mesa arrived in town 1 yesterday afternoon, bringing their 8 Iyear-old baby boy, who had punctured an eye with the blade of a penknife It is thought that the sight may be saved.
 AN INSURANCE COMPANY COMES IN The Insurance Company of North America yesterday complied with the laws of the territory by the appoint ment of a resident agent and by filing a certificate of incorporation with the territorial secretary.
 NOTICE TO FINDERS. -S. c. Dun lap, city passenger agent of the s. F. P. & P, used to keep all his keys, pri- vate and official, on one ring. Yester- day he lost the ring. He hopes the finder will return the ring to the owner and pay for this notice.
 LICENSED TO WE'D. A license to marry was issued yesterday to John B. Morgan and Mabel Daisy Jennings. MT. Morgan is a Chicago attorney, who came here for his health more than year ago. Miss Jennings is the 16- year-old daughter of MT Henry Jen- nings of Peoria.
 A YOUTHFUL HOBO. Among the police court subjects yesterday was youthful hobo of 15. He is one of the kind with whom the fault finder of The Republican was finding fault last Sunday. He is a petty thief, travelling fast toward the penitentiary The re- corder gave him a ten-day stop-Over on the chain gang.
 SCHOOLS TO CLOSE. The Cart wright school will probably close next Friday. The scFoOl appropriation is not sufficient to maintain the Calder wood or the Isaacs schools, but the teachers have volunteered to continue them two weeks without salary in or der that the pupils will be qualified ro enter the next grade
 A LENGTHENING LIST. Another application was made in probate court yesterday for letters of administration upon the estate of H. V. Griffiths. The applicant is R. M. Wallace. Probate Judge Scott wlil probably file these away and when they are all in he Will hand the list over to the census enumeTatOr, thereby saving that i official, whoever he may be, much shoe leather and physical agony.
 HE CAME TOO LATE. Deputy | Sheriff George w. Williford of Denver. ! representing the Kiel detective service | of Kansas City, was in town yesterday | on official business, the pursuit of an important embeZzler. The fugitive was iii Phoenix. but left about ten days i ago. MT Williford is a brother-in- law of Sheriff Glenn Reynolds of Gila | county, whose murder by Apache con- i victs was described in The Republican | yesterday morning.
 WAS AN ODD FELLOW. Allan LeedOm, aged 2S, died early yesterday i at the Sisters hospital. He came here from Unionville, Mo-, last winter for his health, but could only obtain temporary relief. Deceased was ! member of the Independent order of Odd Fellows, and made many friends turing his stay in Phoenix. His funeral will be conducted by the local odge this morning, at the undertaking parlors of A. J Bradley,
 FOR THE SAKE OF THE CHURCH. A musical entertainment will be given tonight at the church at the cor ner of Second and Jefferson streets ter the benefit of the A. M E. church Il The famous quartette of best colored II singers in the city viii take part II Among them will be Mrs Douglass, II Mrs. Garrett and Mr F. Shirley, the II last of whom will render the beautiful II solo, Asleep on the Deep'' Other per formers will be Masters Bert Trice, Harry Bursen, Eugene Thomas, Will Il and Dan Anderson.
 MISS STOLTZ'S DEATH. Miss Gertrude Stoltz of St. Louis died at | the Philipps house of pneumonia yes \ terday afternoon. Her life was de- ;paired of a week ago and telegrams were sent to her relatives. In response Il 70 these telegrams her sister Mrs Heitzberg of Omaha and MT w Mc= II