Arizona republican., 1899-08-25

| prevailing III 6uOS0lA were
reported by the United States weather
bureau:
$50 a. m. $50 p. m
Baron. pressure .29.S2 29.69
Tenn. dry bulb 10 102
Tem. wet bulb ......55 sc
Tenn. maximum 80 103
Tenn minimum .....67 SO
Rel. humidity SO Is
| Wind, direction ....E NV
Wind, velocity ...... 4
Precipitation -. -. 0 0
State of weather Clear. Clear.
LENDING PRISONERS. - Five
county prisoners were turned over to
the city authorities to be employed in
the business of improving the streets.
| CHANGED ITS NAME.-The Grand
/ Avenue dairy has changed its name
and will hereafter be known as the
| Phoenix dairy, or at least the hand
somely painted sign board ON the
wagon has been changed in accord
ance with the above.
| WINE SEASON BEGINS. A. l..
Cuber's winery at Mesa will com
mence grinding grapes this week. The
supply is small owing to slight frost
| last spring and to the large acreage
that has been plowed mp of late years
because of the low price paid for
wine grapes.
AUTOMOBILE LINE THREAT
ENED.-A capitalist was heard to re-
mark yesterday that if the county
would build a bridge at Tempe he
would establish an automobile line
between the two cities, and give the
county officials a pass while they re-
manned in office
A SHOOTER ARRESTED. Charles
Reaksecker was arrested yesterday
On complaint of George Elvey, who
accused him CT wantcnly shooting into
his front yard as he was riding by on
Il bicycle. Reaksecker gave bail for
his appearance before Justice Gray at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning
LIEUTENANT BUGBEE. W.
BugEae, an Arizona Rough Rider, has
been appointed a IGeutenar, N one OF
the new volunteer regiments. Lieu
tenant Bugbee has already proved his
caEabfifty and his bravery and his
many friends rejoice at the reccgac-
ticn CT his previous services.
THE RED ROVER Clarke Rampf.
one OF the beS'S known prcspectors in
the territory, is in the city He has
bes1 hard at work fer some time in the
development of the Red Rover prop
erty, which at present looks very
Promising. He says, however, that
cheers IS still a scartI ~ of water in that
district
DEPARTING MISSIONARIES. II
j. Fassey, James T. Liscomber and
C. NJ. Johnson left last night for Sal
Lake City over the S. F. P. & P. The
gentleman are residents Of Mesa City
and have been called to missionary
work in the interest OF The Church of
Latter Day Saints. They go to Salt /,
Lake foc preparatory service and in !
SIXTH WIRE FOR PHOENIX. A !
Western Union force CT men will ar
rive at Tempe in few days to string |
an additional wire between that poin..
and Phoenix 1t is to be connected |
with the Mesa wire at Tempe and 4
thus save switching at the interme-
6ate point. This makes six wires /
out of Phoenix via The Southern Pa /
oific route.
MORGAN CITY TO THE FRONT
J. NJ. Shci.t returned Wednesday from
Morgan City, at che time que an i'm
Dortant copper. camp. He reports a
great scarcely of water in that Emme-
late locality, but brings good news
ty. McGinnis brothers are opening
p some Claims which bid fair 20 be-
,cme a valuable gold property.
NEW COPPER COMPANY. Ar
icles of incorporation CT the United
Copper company were fled in the
>ffice of the county recorder yesterday.
The members of the Incorporation are
George Wangle OF New York, A.
Meyer of Quincy, Mass, and Charles
VI. Moore CT SomeTville, Mass. The
principal places of business are New
FORK, London, Paris and Boston. The
5apitaI stock is s5O,O0O,OOO, divided
INTO 100000 shares, of which 100000
Ire; preferred.
CAVALRY HORSES FOR MANILA.
DIR. j. G. Merton, territorial veiteri-
larian, received a telegram last night j
him tha. a trainIcad Of
lerses had been shipped from San
Antonio Wednesday m sht and would
each Ell Pas0 last night en- route 10
san Francisco VIA the Southern Pa
ific. From there they VIII be trans
scrted to Manila for use by Uncle
ANS brave cavaIIymen in running
he faet1oc-ed Aguina.do a little far .
her into the brush.
LET HER SWEAT AWHILE. -
Iaria Gilmore is eating the bread Of
epentance in the county jail. Her
Usband, Nick Preston, called yester-
ay to see how shs was getting along. 1
Ir Preston was still sore with the
collection of having paid 81 into
dice court a week ago On her account /
nd So more on his own, but primarily i
n hers L tink l Will nod tax der cit
irl out yet a leetle vile" said Mr.
'rest0n Il Will letter shweat some
nC-e alreuty. She vOs been oxpen-
we to me ven she vos at large und
max me shweai"
A KICK AT THE BELLS. A
ticker IS of the opinion that Phoenix
as reached that stage of existence in
5 onward march toward a city where
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