Arizona republican., 1899-10-13

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 5:sO a. m. 5:sO D. ln Barom. pressure ........29.S5 29-S9
 Temp. dry bulb .......G2 63
 Temp. wet bulb .55 56 Temp, maximum ......76 65 Temp, minimum .......62 50 Relative humidity ......66 64
 Wind. direction ...-..SW F Wind, velocity .......... Precipitation 10 -O2 State of weather .... Crdy. Pt. Cfdy
 HOGS FOR THE COAST.-Six car loads of hogs will be shipped from Glendale to coast points next Satur- | day.
 A SOCIAL EVENING. - The Daugh- ters of Rebekah have concluded all ar engagements for their grand ball to- night, their first social gathering of the season.
 KNIGHTS ADVANCING. = The To- cal lodge of the Knights of Pythias will hold a meeting tonight in their Castle hall in the Monihon block for the pur- , pose of work in the first and second ranks.
 1 HIS FINAL JOURNEY.-The re- mains of A. B. Rich, an account of whose sudden death was given in yes terday's paper, were shipped to Los Angeles on last nights train, for inter- ment.
 SOLD LIQUOR TO AN INDIAN | Pablo Mosco, who was arrested near Tempe on a charge of selling liquor to an Indian, was given hearing before Commissioner J0hnstone yesterday and was held to the federal grand jury. DANCING MARICOPAs. -\ The ,IDTo and well attended ball last evening in the club rooms in the Hotel Adams. Excellent music was furnished and the guests of the hour were highly enter tained.
 THE HOWES EXPEDITIONS E. T. Howes, of whose voyage through out the territory The Republican has been publishing the log for some months, arrived in Phoenix last night. He left the port of Flagstaff a couple of weeks ago.
 NOT YET A SAMPSON-MarshaI Hooker yesterday received a letter from Recorder Jobs, who has begun to enjoy his vacation in Los Angeles. The recorder writes that he is feeling very well, but is still something short of the strength of a giant.
 NIGHTLY PRACTICE. The foot ball boys are certainly getting some thing up their sleeve for the visiting team that will be greeted here during the season. There is a nightly practice of local enthusiasts under the big arc light in the rear of the court house, and in foot ball more than almost any thing else practice is what counts.
 A NEW WATER SUIT.-Another in junction suit in the crusade against the water companies, was filed in district court yesterday. The plaintiff is Thomas Brockman and the defendant the Grand Canal company. The ale gations of the complaint are similar to those of the Marian suit against the Maricopa, Canal company, tried in dis trict court on Wednesday.
 LADIES AID SOCIAL-The ladies of the Baptist church give one of their popular soc:als at the home of Mrs. Louise Futile on North Fourth street this, Friday evening. Look out for Admiral Dewey. Listen to the coyotes. Take a cup of coffee. No charge for admission or refreshments. Contributions for the work of the La dies Aid society will be accepted. Everyone invited Especially visitors to Phoenix.
 NEW 4. O. U. w. LODGE. - Past Supreme Master Workman J. w. Kinsley of the A. O. U. w. is so well pleased with the people of Phoenix that he has decided, with the consent of Phoenix Lodge No. ,, to organize a new lodge of Workmen in this city. A meeting will be held this evening in the district court room, to which all young men who desire to be enrolled as charter members of the new lodge, are osa The plan of the A. o. U. w. will be explained and a charter list opened.
 FLAGSTAFF INTERESTED w. Benham who returned from the north ern part of the territory on Wednes- day night says that F'lagstaff's interest in the carnival is second only to that of Phoenix. The Flagstaff people | want a good excuse to come into the | valley. The winter season has already 1 set in on those higher attitudes. Last | Tuesday MT. Benham says was one | of the most disagreeable days he ever l passed with wind, rain and snow- He had to ride twenty-five miles on i freight train and the best time it could i make was six miles an hour.
 DEATH OF THOMAS CONAN. - Thomas Cowan died yesterday after noon at his late residence about three md half miles north of the city on Central avenue. He came here about two weeks ago from Winnipeg, Mani toba, accompanied by his mother and Il MT. Jo Gelly. in the hope of restor- ing his rapidly failing health, he hay ing been a sufferer from consumption since early last spring. He was a man and had been en- gagged in the butcher business in Win lipeg, where he was well and favor ply known, being a prominent mem