Arizona republican., 1899-11-30

that the sales to them for oranges de- livered on the spot and really into the stomach amounted to $50. A good orange route for next Sunday would be the most direct route to the Ingleside grove. returning by the Ward and other orchards on this side.
 A QUIET WEDDING-AIr. Hugh
 Evans and Miss Nora Parrett were married last evening at the Christian parsonage. The ceremony was per formed at 7:3O o'clock by Rev. L. O.
 Ferguson in the presence of a very few immediate friends Mir Evans is a most estimable young business man. being in the employ of Messrs. Wilson and Woodbridge. The bride is well
 known in Phoenix where she has re- sided a number of years. Both have a host of friends whose best wishes will attend their future.
 THE PHOENIX HOSPITAI-The Phoenix Hospital Association met Tuesday night in the city hall There was a general discussion of ways and means. the reporting of previously aD- pointed committees and a consideration of certain changes in the constitution and bylaws. Interest in the enterprise seems to be rapidly growing and new faces are seen at each meeting. The next meeting will be held Tuesday evening, December F. in the council chamber. when it is expected a perma- nent organization will be effected and officers will be elected.
 HANDY WITH THE DRILL Speaking of the miners drilling con- test to be held during the carnival. the Bisbee Orb says: 'Bisbee will be rep resented by George Baxter and Felix Yowell. the team who carried off the honors here on the Fourth Of July. They have entered and are now daily at work practic- ing. The boys have good record and if they do not carry off the honors at Phoenix the team that does will have the pleasure of knowing that they defeated one of the best teams in the territory. There is also a possibil- ity that the Copper Queen band will be in attendance in Phoenix during the carnival"
 PALMS FROM Professor Swingle, an agent of the government who was sent to the Sahara desert in Africa to secure date palms, arrived in PhoeSlix yesterday and spent the day here in company with Professor Tou- mey of the experimental station. He departed last night for Tucson. The palms will be placed on aIkali lands and the government will experiment on the culture of this variety of fruit in the Salt River vaIley. That the experi- ment will be successful is almost as
  who have planted date palms in this valley. The alkali lands. which are useless for agriculture. will be a source of profit, where today they are a draw back to the advancement of the val ley.
 NEW MEDICAL SOCIETY," new medical society called the Arizona Academy of Medicine has just been formed in Phoenix. The officers are president, Dr. w. H. Ward: vice president, Dr. William DufTieId: sec Dr. H. Y. Clymer The ob- jects of the association are social inter- course and promotion of the science of medicine. All physicians legally enti- tied to practice in this territory are eli gible to membership. There are no dues nor fees. no treasury. There will be a banquet at each general meeting. but the cost of it will be met by an assessment against the pocket-b books of the members then and there present The next general meeting will take place on the third Saturday of Decem- Der.
 THE RESURRECTION-The opera house was filled last night to witness the third performance of Griffith, the hypnotist. The drawing card. no doubt, was the previously announced awak- ening Of the young man who for forty eight hours had been on exhibition in Goldberg's window enjoying. or at least enduring, a hypnotic sleep. The awakening occurred at 9 o'clock in ac- cordance with the programme. after short lecture by the professor and an examination by a couple of local phy- sicians, who announced that his temp erature was normal and his pulse also. though the latter was very irregular. The professor announced that the pulse would be below normal, only for the eXertion of moving the subject from