Arizona republican., 1899-01-20
NEWS
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IJne IeSlSlaClVe session.
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 George L. McClintock, late oT Com pany B, Twentieth Kansas volunteers, recently discharged at Fort Leaven- worth, arrived in the city yesterday. He is a railroad man and will make his home in Phoenix.
 THE ELKS' SOCIAL. The Elks are making extensive preparation for a social to be given at their lodge room one week from next Wednesday night Members of the legislature will be among the guests
 | JURORS FOR THE YEAR. The l clerk of the district court, the chair men of the board of supervisors. and the probate judge yesterday made the annual drawing of trial and grand jur ors for the next year. There are 1UU of the former and fifty of the latter. PROFESSOR WASSON ILL. Pro lessor J. c. Wasson, who teaches in the union high school, was confined to his bed yesterday as a result of a re- cent vaccination. His condition while not serious, is none the less painful.
 
 next Monday.
 LIVE STOCK BOARD. The live stock sanitary board yesterday con cluded session of three days spent in reviewing the work of the last year. Chairman Barnes of the board will leave on Saturday night for Denver to attend the session Of the National Live Stock association.
 YOUNG DEMOCRACY. A fair crowd attended the meeting of the Young Mems Democratic club at the court house last night. J. Ernest Walker presided over the meeting, which was addressed by E. E. ElIin- wood, Col. J. F. Wilson, Hon. G. w. P. Hunt and Hon. Mike Gray.
 THE BOND ELECTION. The reg istration list of voters for the munici- pal bond election next Tuesday was footed yesterday. There are 419, about | half the ordinary voting strength of tne 1 city, rather more than one would have | guessed. If all this vote is brought out | the bond proposition must receive not | less than 2SO to carry.
 SUNDAY BASE BALL. The De- Mund and Trilby base ball teams will i play another game at the park next Sunday. The DeMund nine has won five consecutive games from the Tril- bys, but by hard practice and rear rangement of players the colored boys hope to show Phoenix a few points about base ball in the coming contest.
 RETURN OF A ROUGH RIDER. - Phil HerOld, who left Phoenix with the Rough Rider regiment, returned yesterday meaning from his old home in Seneca, Kan. He went with the regiment as far as Tampa when he was taken sick with malarial fever and was sent to a hospital in Georgia, where he languished for three months
 THEATRICAL COMPANY AR South Before the War" company arrived over the Santa Fe last night from Los Angeles. The com pany numbers in all over fifty people, travelling in their own special cars, carrying high class band and or 5heStra and all their own scenery. The company gives Q street parade and concert at noon which is said to be iine. The box office opens at a. m. RACES AT TUCSON. Tucson is preparing for a grand racing meet on | February P, and extra efforts are be- ng made to put the track and grounds n first-c.ass condition. Seven head of ] he best racers from Phoenix will leave l lere on Saturday and others will fol- ow later. With 50 many Phoenix i lorses it is no wonder the residents of [ he ancient and honorable pueblo are royal sport. MILITARY BALL POSTPONED. - 2 It the drill of B company, N. G. A, ast night it was decided to postpone I the ball which was an- I bounced for February 14. Lieutenant Alkire who has @ severe attack of the 5
  'any to Second Lieutenant Elwen. V, )rders were published reinstating Pri- ate Lohman to his former position of VI MT. LOhman was lately re- uced by eX-CaDtain O. J. Omstead. ' MADE HIM TAKE IT BACK-The - usiness of police court yesterday was lade Ip of a Mexican prostitute who Il ad made parade Of herself, and ten d Obos, box car tourists, barn sleepers u nd TOuStabOutS. Four of them gave I excuse for their existence and one of lem, Dane, who was caught leaving freight train, having just stolen a 5 de from Prescott, was let go on the at )ndiIt;0n that he return the stolen 'operty by taking the ride back to rescCtt. He said the condition re- t, inded him of the s.ory of another s amp who was caught taking . bath. he police made him puf it back A SHOOTING AFFRAY. James A. aylor, a printer, better known as / Chippy' Taylor, was arrested last ght on charge of shooting at Ed s' eed with intent to kill. The affray |, | ;curred in front of the Palace early u the evening and was the outcome or IL personal encounter a month ago. II hey had just had another alterca- on and Taylor went into a saloon, turning with gun. He told Reed lat if he insuIted him again he would loot. Reed made a reply, throwing a dl 'at which was hanging on his left st m to his right. Taylor imagining p lis to be preliminary to aa assault, Is red. The bullet Gi1 noc ta-1e effect --