Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-01

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| state Of weather Clear. Clear
| NOT y CANDTDATE.-AIiss Claire
Frazier announces that she positively
| declines to be a candidate for carnival
queen.
| NEW DEPUTY SHERIFF. Sheriff
| d. L. Murray yesterday appointed
Henry Wills of the Aqua Caliente
neighborhood deputy.
WAITING TELEGRAMS. - The
| Western Union Telegraph company
have undeliIered kilograms for W.
John Murphy, F. w Osborne and r.
| A. Golfer.
TOO OLO FOR HIM Supervisor
Norton yesterday found a pair of gold
| spectacles in. morocco case. They
were too old for him. 50 that he left
! them with Clerk Gray to be returned Ia
the owner.
| FRATERNAL VISTA gooIIy Gel
egation Of Phoenix odd Fellows isited
! Tempe Lodge No. s last night. escort
] ing Grand Master II. G. Hitchcock Of
! Globe. who is making an official tour
| Of the territory.
| FIFTEEN DAYS.-Joe Wilson. an
| impecunious tourist, was brought be
! fore Justice tombstone yesterday on the
| charge OF vagrancy. The facts war
ranted fifteen days Of retirement in
| the county Jail.
4 GRAND-DAUGHTE BORN.-Mr.
H. c. Yaeger yesterday received a tel
| egram from Mrs. Yaeger at Vicksburg.
Miss, informing him that their daugh-
ter. Mrs. P. a. Cowan, had just given
birth to a daughter.
BITTEN BY \ DOG.-The little son
/ of Thomas D. Bennett was badly Bit
! ten about the face last night by a vi
cious dog. The decorations were care
| fully dressed as soon as possible. and
while they are very painful. no serious
results are feared.
AN ABSENT BUNCH OF KEYS. -
Yesterday afternoon Marshal Hooker
lost a bunch of keys which had been
| left in his possession by Recorder jobs.
He is anxious to get the property back
before the recorder returns today and
viii treat the finder right.
\ BUSY MAN. Harry George was
| the busiest man south of Mason and
| DiXOn's line and west of the Mississippi
river yesterday. \ day or two ago he
! leased the Occidental hotel. An as
| trolOger told him the stars said it
should be opened today. 1t is open.
HELD TO ANsWER.-E. R. Beard.
who has been doing q brokerage bust
ness in forged time checks. was eX-
amined yesterday by Justice tombstone
and held TO the next grand jury. for
| further and more explicit explanation
/ of his methods. He was held on two
! counts, $500 bonds each.
ADMITTED TO PROBATE. - The
will of Frederick Carney was admitted
to probate yesterday and under its
terms Elizabeth Carney, Frederick Car
ney, Jr, and Warren Il. Davis were
appointed executors. The deceased was
resident of Marinette. Wis, but had
! invested in real estate in this valley
NO END OF QUAIL. Deputy Sher-
if Charles Standard lately returned
from a brief hunting trip on the south
side of the river in which he shot $50
quail. Or rather, he didn't shoot that
many. He shot some and then realized
what a needless waste Of ammunition
it was. He killed the rest with a club.
THE CRITTENTON HOME. - The
board of directors Of the Florence Crit
tenton home has elected the following
| officers for the ensuing year: r.
| Wilson, president: c. H. Davidson.
secretary; Lloyd Christy. treasurer; a.
J. Edwards, attorney. Board of asso-
ciate members: Mrs. f. w. Thoda.
| Mrs. J. c. G. II. Boon. Mrs. D. D. Am
brose. Mrs. McAndrew, Mrs. \. H.
Thompson.
\ GOLF CLUB-The work of or
ganizing a golf club was begun yes
| terday. Four subscription lists were
circulated and a large number OF
members We're enrolled. 1t IS the wish
Of the promoters to procure a club OF
about seventy-five members. A meet
ing will be held at the board Of trade
rooms on Saturday night, at which
those interested in the game are invic-
ed to be present. The links will prob
| ably be established on Central place
north of the city.
LIVELY DEAD BEAT.-A Mexican
sauntered into a restaurant in the res
ervatiOn district last evening. After
putting a good meal under his shirt
he sauntered out again without offer
ing to pay for it or making any apCl-
ogy. Joe Bush soon put his pinchers
on him and sent him to jail by Officer
Francis. When searched he had in his
clothes a pocket knife two inches long
and a silver dollar, thanks TO the
gold standard.
ROBBED \ TENT.-Severdl days
ago the Penthouse of Fred TAFT about
four and a half miles north of the city
was robbed of d handsome pair of
spurs, q hondo and other bri,-a-brac,