Arizona republican., 1899-03-15
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

LICENSED TO WE'D. "A marriag
 license was issued yesterday to Home
 J. Green and Annie J. Loudenback.
 SHIPPED CATTLE. -J. E. Dunn O Tempe sent a carload of cattle over tn
 M x P. to Los Angeles yesterday.
 A WAITING TELEGRAM. -Ther
 is an uncalled for telegram at tht Western Unien for Mrs. John M
 Brown.
 BUILDING THE ANNEX. -Work | has begun on the high school annex | Excavations are being made for tht basement.
 THE AMATEUR TROUPE. The local amateur troupe of actors under the direction of Mrs. Richard Castillo
 will begin rehearsing the first of next week.
 DELAYED TRAIN. The M. & P.
 train was delayed yesterday on ac- count of an acci lent to an engine on
 the main line. The train did not ar rive until p. m., being ten hours late.
 SENT TO NEW ORLEANS. The
 4year-old daughter of pr. B. F.
 Young, who died Monday of spinal
 meningitis, has been embalmed and the remains were sent to New Orleans last
 night
 SUPREME COURT. The supreme
 court met yesterday morning, but inn
 mediately after adjourned until this
 morning, when opinions in all pending cases will be handed down. The court
 will likely adjourn today.
 SICK FROM VACCINATION. A
 c. Davis was vaccinated in Los An
 geles about two weeks ago and as a result his arm is now in a bad condi- tion. It has swelled abnormally and Monday it was lanced Another opera tiOn was performed last night.
 FULL BOTH WAYS.-Every berth on the s. F., P. & P. was full last night. It is a little unusual that outward travel should be So heavy so early in the season, but it is equally unusual that incoming travel should be so heavy late in the season.
 SUIT FOR DIVORCE. Suit for di- vorce was begun in district court yes terday by Marie Matilda GoodeII against Elmer Ellsworth Goodeu on the ground of abandonment and non support. The plaintiff also asks for the custody of their CnIy child, Hazel GoOdelI
 SHORT TERM SCHOOLS. -Pgofes- sor A. D. Fulton visited two schools 7 probably visit the Cartwright school today He had endeavorcd to examine the short term schools before the term expires, but he will not be able to reach all
 ACTIVITY OF PRESCOTT. Will liam Penaland came down yesterday from Prescott, where he reports an in- creased activity in business circles The business men, he: said, could not account for it, unless it is due to the operation of several new mines on Groom creek and in the Big Bug sec tion.
 MACHINERY FOR SHELTER. -I The s. F. P. & P. has shipped a great deal of machinery of late to the new smelter in the Placeritas district near Walnut Grove. A considerable Quan- tity of coke and other material has been received at the smelter and the whole force of about forty men will be engaged within a few days.
 NEW BUSINESS BLOCK. E. H. l Winters yesterday completed arrange ments for the building of a business block at the southeast corner of First | avenue and Adams street The build | ing has already been described in The l The building will be only | one story, but it will have ornate fronts i on both First avenue and Adams street.
 DEPRECIATION CLAIMS. -S. ". | Dewitt, special agent for the interior | department, who Las been on the coast | for some time Investigating Indian dep claims, arrived in the city yeSterdaT morning from California Mir. Dewitt will make some further ex- animation of two claims in this terI l. tory and thence go direct to Washing ton. He expects to finish his work here Thursday
 ARRESTED FOR INSANITY.-Eu- gene c. Strickland, a man fifty-two years old, was arrested last night on a ;harge of insanity. He was found Iy- ng naked in a small adobe on the adobe at the corner of Third and Ad- ms streets. He had tried to split his lead open with a hatchet He will be examined in probate court today was an inmate of the asy- um once before, having been sent rom Pinal county, but was discharged IS cured
 WANTS OTHERS TO SEE TT. - Mr. and Mrs. w R. Orr of Detroit, who are spending the winter in the valley, came over from Mesa yester- lay morning and left last night for MaricOpa to meet brother of MT. Orr who is an officer in the regular army md who has just returned from Ma llla, having been sent there with the II irst lot of regulars. MT Orr will en- leavor to induce his brother to stop DIT and see something of Arizona be- ore going to Washington.
 TOO MUCH WATER. The harm -uIness Of too much water has been demonstrated evea to the satisfaction 'f the local Good Templars' lodge The odge held meeting on Monday night. the course of it somebody turned the water into the basin and thoughtfuIIy ] eft the stopper in the bottom to pre- vent loss by the way of the waste pipe. The basin holds only about five gallons, so that in the course of time f naturallV filled and he gan tn nNar=