Arizona republican., 1899-06-02
NEWS
 OF THH
 TOWN

; "A SECOND SON. Another boy, tn second, was born to Mrs. D. H. Burti
 yesterday morning.
 TO COLLECT ON A NOTE. Sui
 was begun in district court yesterda
 by Charles T. Hayden of Temp
 against W. A. Daggs and P. P. Dagg
 to collect on note for $1 ,247.40, give in 1894.
 MADE ONE. -Register A. Hare
 and Dollie Cline were yesterday morn
 ing united in marriage by Justice
 JChnstone at the home of the bride
 parents, MT. and Mrs. T. J. Cline, twi
 miles east of the city.
 LAPSE OF PEACE. A man O.
 Ash Fork says he believes that the heretofore riotous town is enjoying {
 respite from lawnessness. The gang
 which has been making itself famous
 has been run out of town.
 MIR. SHBRRETT MARRIED. -
 Word was received yesterday that J W. Sherrett, formerly connected with | Barkley, Bergman & Co, was mar
 ried recently in Louisville, Ky. He
 will return to Phoenix soon.
 SiEAlI-ANNUAL ELECTION. -The
 Epworth League of tue M. E. church
 south, will hold it's semi. annual cleo
 tion at the residerce of r. Edwin Will
 son on the Christy read southwest of
 the city, tonight. A full attendance is
 requested.
 ! THE DREDGER OPERATING. - | w. D. Fulwiler, general manager Cf | the Arizona Water company, returned | yesterday from a trip to the Arizona canal, where he has been watching the progress of the new dredger boat. It Is now regularly engaged in displacing dirt
 COMRADES AT REST. Captain G. D. Gray yesterday received com munication that Comrade-at-Arms M. H. Jones, brother of Col. Ben s. Jones of this city, died last Thursday at 72 years old and a highly respected at torney of Iowa.
 EXCURSION TO THE COAST. = The first excursion train over the southern route to the coast left last night. The eXcursionistS were: Dr. and Mrs A. J. Chandler of Mesa, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Carroll, Mrs. Heineman of Tempe, Mrs. Lena Austin, Mrs. R. Gill, Mary Showers, Miss Adele HauX- hurst, William Larkins and M. 4. Garland.
 NO TELEGRAPHIC FORECAST. - w. G. Burns of the weather bureau was asked regarding the forecast yes terday. It was impossible for him to say whether the rain yesterday was local or general, as at this time of year he is shut off from telegraphic com munication He is of the opinion, however, that the direction of the clouds from the southeast may be l. -n-1
 SUPREME COURT. The territor- ial supreme court met yesterday morn ingA There was a brief. session in was the admission to practice of Judge Mccormick and Eugene M. Wescott. An adjournment was taken until this morning. There are tWenty-siX unde- cided cases before the court. Opinions will be handed down in most of them. if not all, and the court will adjourn to the January term.
 HARVARD COMING WEST. Il. Il. Picotte, who came here few days ago from Berkeley, Cal, was a mem Der of the college foot ball eleven until recently, when in game he had sev- eral ribs broken and was injured oth- erWise. He says that the Berkeley eleven will commence practice as soon as the school eonvenes, about the middle of August, to prepare for an en- counter with the Harvard eleven, i which is coming west.
 MIR. MILLER BUYS REALTY.-Mr Jacob Miller, the we'll known cattleman, yesterday purchased of General Collins two lots in West Cap itol addition, one block north of the terminus of the car line, and it is re- hot hn h some residence this summer. The lots | are improved by handsome trees and | shrubbery and are very desirable: Sey | era1 fine residences are situated near | the property, and new ones are in | course of erection.
 SARDINES IN FRESH WATER. - Deputy County Recorder Charles w. | Barnett suspects that the janitor Of i the court house is trying to perpetrate | a fraud as stupendOus as the catfish | He was almost per suaded to believe that catfish existed | in the Salt river. He was notified yes terday morning that sardines flour shed in the water tank of the office So extraordinary was this announce ment that MT. Barnett did not at first believe it, but an examination of the tank revealed school of sardines.
 HE LlhEo HE GAAOE- - He latest case of infatuation is that of Mir. J. D. Hendrcn of Grangeville, | Ida, for the Salt River valley. MT. Hendron is a stockman and came here | 0 look for a location for his business. He travelled over a considerable part II 1f the country northwest of the city II and thinks it is the finest le ever saw. He believes Phoenix and fl 5he valley have a great future lie II left last night for Tucson, but will Il come back to Phoenix before returning north.
 ,. Rogers yesterday sent to Illinois for 250 pounds of corn which he will plant n his farm twelve miles northwest Of | own. MT Rogers demonstrated last II season that corn could be successfully II yrc.Un in soma cnctinnr nf thir ,rnlInu II