Arizona republican., 1899-11-18

RELATIVE numldlty 20 IS
Wind, direction..NE E
, Wind, velocity. ..... 8
Precipitation 80. ...... 0 0
State of weather. PIT. Cl'dy PIT. Crdy
WAITING TELEGRAM-The West
ern Union Telegraph company have an
undelivered telegram for w. r. Settler.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER. -
Among the filings at the county re-
corder's office yesterday was that of d
deed from Guy Bennett and wife to
Lapsley a. McAfee for lot 10, block >.
Bennett Place. The consideration was
! $500.
a., FOOT BALL TO-DAY. The third
J game of the Arizona Foot Ball league
will be played at Phoenix park this
afternoon between the Indian school
and normal school teams. The game
will be called at 2:3O o'clock and prom
ises to be the best game of the season
thus far.
! CARNIVAL MINCE PIES. The
| ladies of the Christian church propose
| to do their part toward feeding the
multitude of visitors expected here
) during carnival week and to prepare
for that great work they met yesterday
and prepared thirty gallons of mince
meat for carnival pies.
! GENERAL MILES VISIT. - Cen
eral Miles will arrive in Tucson tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock for one
days visit. He will be entertained by
the society of Arizona Pioneers and by
the local lodge of Elks. Mariners
, Juvenile band and possibly the chill
dren of the public schools will meet
him at the depot.
SERMONS FROM A CHART. On
tomorrow morning in the Christian
church the Rev. L. o. Ferguson will
continue his series of sermons on the
books of the bible and the covenants
of God with men, using a large chart
displayed on the wall to illustrate what
he has to say. He will discuss the
book of Genesis in this discourse.
CAPITOL ADDITION. The Capitol
addition is being rapidly built up and
is beginning to look like a thickly set
tied town. 1t is different from the
other additions in that the buildings
are uniformly of a good character. Ten
more new twO-story brick residences
will be completed by the first of the
year, making twenty within three
months.
A WINTER VISITOR. H. NJ. Chap
man, secretary of the board of trade,
went to Alhambra last night to meet
Mr.. Clarence Vernon, wife and child.
who are coming here from Wilmington,
Delaware, to spend the winter season.
Mr.. Vernon is son of the editor of
in
well known throughout the east, and
his visit is for recreation and
the enjoyment of a mild climate.
They are stopping at the Ford hotel.
THE WRONG DATE. - "Russell's
Convention Dates" a weekly pubIica-
ton of Newark, New Jersey, issued
for the purpose of informing the public
when the more important events in the
United States are pulled off, fixes the
date of the Phoenix Autumnal Car
nivaT' at November 1925. These dates
were originally fixed upon, but later the
opening of the carnival was postponed
to December 4. The name of the event.
by the way, is not the Phoenix Au-
tumnal carnival, but the Phoenix In
dian and Cowboy carnival.
MR.. GRIEBEL'S MISFORTUNE
Mr.. Frank Griebel, the West Washing
ton street groceIs has been suffering
for some weeks with a severe attack
of pneumonia. He recovered sufficient
~ to be able to walk around a day or
two ago, but was still very weak Yes
terday about noon he attempted to
walk from Washington street to his
room on the corner of East Madison
and Third streets, but when in front
of Ryder's lumber yard his strength
gave way and he fell, painfully bruis-
ing his head. He was unconscious for
a time, but was taken home and last
evening was reported better.
THEY ARE TWINs-"They are
twins" said William Doheney last
night when he mustered up courage
enough to come down town. Chrome
logically speaking, they are numbered
four and five and both of them will
vote republican tickets in 1920. Two
of their predecessors are also scheduled
to become republican voters. In fact,
Mr.. Doheney is becoming a pretty
good party organizer. He now has four
boys and each one of them has sister,
who will also vote in the same class
when wOman's suffrage is assured.
The fond parent begins to feel like an
element" in the Third ward, though
his estimable wife is entitled to half
the credit.
OFF FOR THE NORTH. On next
Monday night the Rev. L. o. Ferguson
will go north as a Good Templar mis-
sionary, his objective points being Con-
gress and Prescott. He will speak in
Congress on Tuesday and Wednesday
nights and in Prescott on Thursday
and Friday, under the auspices of the
local lodges at those points. Mr.. Fer
MONEY IN EVERY POCKET. -
Thomas Stewart was fined SO in Jus