Arizona republican., 1899-09-19

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 CHAS. SINGLETON'S REMAINS. =
 The remains of Charles Singleton, whG
 died Sunday evening, will be shipped
 to Los Angeles tonight for interment.
 NEW NOTARIES. -Notarial com
 missions were issued yesterday to K
 Barrett of Minnehaha, Eugene Brad! O'Neill of Prescott, J. A. R. Irvine o1
 Phoenix, and F. s. Ewing of Yuma.
 LICENSED TO WED. - Marriage
 licenses were issued yesterday to Her man Guenther and Mrs. Ida Merry
 and to James Marr and Ida Braswell
 The latter couple was united in mar riage by Justice Johnstone.
 LAWN FETE. The Whatsoever 1 Circle of the Kings Daughters Of the Baptist church invite their friends tC. a
 fete on the lawn of MT. P. T. Burtis this evening. Proceeds to fit up a room in the Florence CEittenton home. There will be refreshments and music.
 CLOUD READY TO BREAK. "A | iitigious cloud heavily charged with bankruptcy and injunction proceedings has been gathering over Phoenix for the last two weeks. It is expected that it will break today and deluge the office Of the clerk Of the district clerk, which has been suffering from a drouth for weeks.
 GILMORE'S BAND aCOMTNG.- A gentleman of this city yesterday re- ceived a business letter from Hobart c. Fash, general manager of Gilmore's band, in the course of which he stated that the band, barring accidents, would be in Phoenix on January 28 next for one day It will start on Oc- tober ? on thirty-thTee weeks tour of the west.
 QUIET FOR THIRTY DAYS. Bus tamente, the one-horse outlaw, who made so much trouble in Phoenix cn Sunday, was before Justice Johnstone and variegated disturbance of the peace. He was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail without the al- formative fine. He was led away CUTS ing the judiciary of Arizona.
 A BUCKING MULE. -C. H. Roscoe came down from Katharin camp near the Red Picacho mountains, on last nights train and is stopping at the Commercial hotel Shortly after his arrival he interviewed a physician re- garding a large sized and painful swelling on his back, which came into his possession yesterday after pre- cipitately dismountains from the back of a bucking mule.
 LEE GARRETT'S CONDITION. = It was reported yesterday afternoon that Lee Garrett was dead at Prescott. The report probably had it's origin in a telegram from friend to his wife asking her to came to Prescott at once. She left on last nights train. Soon after her departure another telegram was received by members of the Of Pythias saying that MT. Garrett was better. The telegram was to Mrs. Garrett at Peoria. MT. Garrett has been in Prescott most of the summer and for weeks has been in i'll health.
 TRUE BLUES CHALLENGE DE- The True Blues defeated the Cyclones last Sunday in the second game of the series by a score of p to 9. The True Blues want something harder now. Accordingly the captain,
 
 publican office last night and issued to the DeMunds team. When the DeMunds have been laid on the shelf the True Blues will go after the Old Pueblos, who are now engaged in 1 drenching the Pacific coast with the i best blood of southern California.
 DEATH OF MISS JOHNSON. Miss 1 Minnie Johnson died at the Sisters | hospital yesterday morning after an illness which, it was predicted, would | prove fatal. The cause Of death was typhoid fever. Miss Johnson was a resident of Chicago, where her father Is corrected with the Daily Inter | Ocean. She came here about two years ago in iii health. Early last summer she went to Los Angeles and i about a week ago, then 1 stricken with her last illness. She | made many friends in Phoenix. She | vas an accomplished instrumental mu- ;ician and vocalist and for some time after coming here was teacher of i music.
 FOOT BALL REORGANIZATION. = Former members of the high school oct ball team met last night at the residence. No. 135 East Monroe street, and disposed of the preliminary work of recognizing that athletic society, Leo Rosenburg was elected manager, Leslie Gillett cap ain. and Turner Hefiin secretary and reasurer. Messrs. Heflin, Gillett and \. Wormel were appointed a con-