Arizona republican., 1899-11-13
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4 I.
A LAST JOURNEY. The remains
of Henry Anderson, who died in this
city on the 10th inst. from pneumonia,
were shipped last night to his old home
in Clarified, Mimi.
IMPORTANT COMMITTEE MEET
ING. There will be a meeting of the
| carnival decoration committee this af-
ternoon at the Hotel Adams at 4
O'Clock, at which matters of import
ance are to be discussed.
! MOVED TO BUCKEYE. w w
Jones, who has been engaged in ranch
ing for some years under the Arizona
canal, has purchased a farm under the
Buckeye canal. He has moved there
with his family and intends to grow up
with the country.
THE TELEPHONE LINE. - The
work of constructing the long distance
| telephone line between this city and
Prescott is progressing nicely. The
construction gang is now north of Pc
oria. Work on the extension to Tue
son has not yet commenced.
DIED YESTERDAY. Calvin w.
Raymond, SO years old. died in this city
at 4 o'clock yesterday morning from
lung trouble. He was a native of Can
| ada, but has lived in New York state.
He has been in Phoenix for a week
past. The remains may possibly be
shipped east for interment.
HARD TIM SOSHUL." - There
will be a Hard Timz Soshul'' at the
school house in District No. IA Friday
night, November II, at which pleasant
time is anticipated and to which the
public is cordially invited. The most
| interesting thing given out in advance
is the fact that there will be no
charges.
TO CONGRESS AND PRESCOTT. -
The lecture tour of the Rev. L. o.
Ferguson to Congress and Prescott for
the Good Templars has been postponed
for one week. Mr.. Ferguson will be in
Congress on Tuesday and Wednesday
| of next week (the 21st and 22d) and in
Prescott on Thursday and Friday fol-
lowing. 1t was found impossible for
him to get away this week, as an
| nounced.
DANGEROUSLY ILL. William W.
Hill, an old time and well known resi-
dent, is lying dangerously ill at his
home on East Washington street. be
| tween Sixth and Seventh, from the eff
fects of mineral poisoning. He is I'M
| conscious all the time and his death is
not unexpected. Indeed, it was report
ed one time recently that he was in a
dying condition. Mr.. Hill worked at
mining at Jerome.
A LIVELY RUNAWAY.-About dark
last night a livery team made a lively
run from the Adams hotel eastward on
the alley between Adams and Monroe
streets for a distance of something like
a block and a half The vehicle. a
stylish two-seated trap. was slightly
damaged, the dashboard being broken.
The team had been used during the af-
ternoon for pleasure riding and the Oc-
cupants had just gotten out of the We
hicle when the fun began.
A CROWDED TRAIN. The train
from the north last night over the S.
F. P. & P. was crowded to it's utmost
capacity with passengers. mostly east
erners who are coming to Phoenix to
spend the winter. All the seating ca
pacity of the day coaches was taken up
and local passengers were forced 10
! stand in the aisles. There was also a
large amount of baggage to handle.
Travel to Phoenix this fall is the heav-
lest in the history of the city.
1T IS A BOY. Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
Orme are rejoicing in the advent of Il
son at their fireside on the 9TH instant.
| JUSTICE GRAY'S ILLNESS. Jus
/ tice G. d. Gray has been quite ill for
some time, his sickness developing into
| typhoid fever some ten days ago. He
has been doing as we'll as could be ex-
pected till within a day or two since
| when he has suffered three hemor-
rhages from the bowels. Though there
| is no especial cause for alarm, his con-
dition is quite serious.
a BORDER JUMPER. Word was
/ received in this city yesterday that
Lee Sing is again in the tolls at No
gales and will give Assistant United
| States Attorney Bennett a lively chase
in all probability. Sing is a notorious
border jumper" endeavoring at vari-
Gus times in the past to break into
this country by way of NogaIes. He
has always escaped the sentence of de-
pOrtation by means of habeas corpus
proceedings and is said to be again en-
deavOring in the same manner to get
out from behind the bars.
THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. The
pulpit of the Christian church was filled
yesterday both morning and evening by
Judge w. T. Kendrick of Los Angeles
who is in the city temporarily on legal
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