Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
NEWS
  OF THE TOWN

| LICENSED TO WED. License tC marry was issued yesterday to Arthu NJ McDermott and Alice F. Dyre
 They will be married tonight by Rev
 Iapsley A. McAfee.
 FINED FOR ASSAULT. - Alb.
 Heavens paid s10 in Justice Johnstone'i
 court yesterday for giving way to :
 fit of temper aroused by a man who
 held different views
 WRIT OF ATTACHMENT. - At.
 tachment papers were issued in favor
 of Frank Sears against Maria Baker from Justice Gray's court yesterday to secure a claim of S230
 ANOTHER APPOINTMENT. -
 Lloyd Picotte, graduate of the Berk-
 eley college, has been appointed by the grammar school board of trustees
 as a teacher in the Central school
 TEMPE ODD FELLOWS. A large
 number of the members of Phoenix lodge I. O. O. F. went over to Tempe
 last night to attend the service of the installation of officers of the Tempe
 lodge.
 M7NULTY'S APPEAL. James Mo
 Nulty, who was convicted last Mon-
 day of whipping a child two miles
 southwest of town and was given a
 fine of S6, took an appeal yesterday. | The case was tried iA Justice Gray's court
 THEY PLAYED TAG A s15
 beveled glass plate was broken in Diehl & Co.'S store yesterday morn ing Two newsboys, identity un- known so far, rushed into the store They were playing tag and one of the boys came into contact with the glass.
 I. o. c. T. LODGE AT BUCKEYE.- A request has been received by the grand lodge officials in the city that deputy be sent to the Buckeye to organize Good Templars' lodge down there, and it is probable that a party of prominent workers in the order will respond in the near future.
 A SCORPIONS SUICIDE Bert McManus, who came down from Wick enburg, says that Tom Gray. who, with Ed Scars is prospecting about Wlckenburg, was the death of a SCOT. pion lately. After a days exploration they laid down under the shade of a rock and soon after scars heard an ex- clamation of pain by his companion. Looking down he saw scorpion oD the blanket, stone dead It had conn mitted suicide by. stingtng Gray.
 THE TABLES TURNED. Marshal Hooker arrested an obstinate Mexican drunk yesterday. With difficulty he got him to the city hall, but at the head of the stairs leading down to the jail the Mexican attempted to throw MT. Hooker down the stairs. The next moment the Mexican was foundering about on the floor at the foot Mr Hooker tenderly placed him in com pany with another dTunk who had been Siezed an hour before
 PUAIDS OF CLANS. pr. H. V. Clymer has received an assortment of different cloths used in making Scotch plaids. He has about fifteen varieties, the color of each designating a clan, and he has sent to Scotland to com plete his collection. Among the sam pies he has are those representing the following notable clans: Cam eron, Mackenzie, Graham, Fraser, Mac irtyre, Douglass. Macdonald, Col quhoun, .Macgregor, Macleod and Maclennan.
 GARDEN VALLEY LODGE TO- NIGHT This evening the Good Templars of che city will be enter tained by Mrs. Emerson at her resi- dence on University avenue, one block north of the Yuma road, an invitation having been extended to the lodge on Monday night, and promptly accepted. It is the intention of the members to go out from town in body, and the start will be made from the Ross res idence on South First avenue. at 7:30 o'clock.
 CAN'T AGREE. The attempt of the druggists to come to an agreement concerning the closing of stores on Sundays has failed. A diversity of opinions resulted Gn a confusion sim liar to that of last year when the ef- fort was made The druggists say that although the clerks are dsap- pointed, the failure to agree is a heav- enly protection to them. While they are confined to the stores they have no opportunity to spend their money.
 MIDNIGHT BLAZE. The fire de- partment was called out shortly after midnight to put out fire which start ed in small shed in the rear of George Kane's house and belonging to him, on East Monroe street. The shed is only few hundred feet from the Yucatec hose house, and that com pany would have been able to put out the fire in a short time, but the engine threw out a parting stream, probably to test the water pressure The or igin of the fire is not known.
 REPORT DISCREDITED. - The Tumored intention of the Rough Riders to enlist for the Philippines is denied by Major James H. McClintock. That those present at the Rough Rid CTS reunion affixed their names to a declaration of their intention to re- enlist is denied also. MT. McClintock says there were only two officers at the convention who supported this move It is not likely that Governor Roosevelt will be induced to accept a command.
 THE DOG CAME BACK-Mr. Baso- witz's pug dog in emulation of the cat came back and joy was reinstated in the Basowitz household. This is the animal for whose dead body MT Baso- witz was applying to all the authoTi- ties, municipal and territorial, on Monday for a search warrant, on tho