Arizona republican., 1899-05-22
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

the new armory in tire city hall to- night.
 THE SWIMMING SEASON. The street car system enjoyed an unusually | heavy traffic yesterday. The park swimming baths which for two weeks had been undergoing repairs, were reopened.
 CHANGE FOR THE CENSUS 1 TAKER. The census taker missed an opportunity last night, though he may have as good a one next Sunday night. Pretty much the whole town was at the band concert at the court house plaza.
 HAD AN ACCIDENT. -Richard Stanton, who left with bunch rf horses for Globe met with an accident on the way He fell from horse and sustained injuries which caused him to be confined to bed a short time. He returned on Saturday.
 A CRUSADE AGAINST DARK 1 WHEELS. The police are going to resume the crusade against unlighted wheels. It has been decided to en- force the ordinance more rigidly than it has ever been done. Arrests are | liable to occur tonight or on any night thereafter, and this notice is intended by the marshaP5 office to constitute a 1 legal notice tC all wheelmen and wheel women.
 BIRTH OF A SON. MT. Lawrence B. Street yesterday received a tele gram from Los Angeles informing him that the name or Street was not in danger of extinction. A son and heir had been born and both babe and mother were doing well. This happy event did not fall upon MT. Street as an overwhelming surprise. He had been hoping that it might occur on May 19, his own birthday.
 AN OLD CLAIM. -Althcugh over a year has elapsed since Dr. H. V. Cly- mer examined the applicants of this city to the Rough Riders regiment, he has not yet received any pay. He was entitled to S2 for the examination of each applicant, and at this rate his claim amounts to S204 He had diff culty at first in getting his claim in- dOrsed, but is now making up another claim which he will forward to Wash ingtCn as soon as it is properly in- dorsed.
 FOURTH BASE BALL VICTORY Information has been received that the Phoenix ball team yesterday won the game at Los Angeles by a score of 10 to s. A fairly good crCwd was in attendance and the boys are feeling jubilant over their victory. The game was an exceptionally good one. This is the sixth game which Phoenix has played abroad, only two Of which were lest The Phoenix team has met with no serious reverse, the scores having been close when the team met with defeat.
 CAAIPBELL'S FAREWELL. -J. H. Campbell, the Good Templar evange- list. returned from Glendale last night and will deliver his farewell address in Good Templars' hall tonight at o'clock. He goes to Tempe tomorrow for two days, and will be in Mesa on Friday, Saturday and Sunday next. going to Florence by stage on Monday. MT. Campbell has proved to be very successful lecturer and organizer, and his visit to Arizona is resulting in much benefit to the order. His stay in the valley has been shortened in order to allow him to complete his work in southern Arizona in time to attend the international supreme lodge which meets in Toronto, Canada, on June 27. He is>chairman cf the delegation from Iowa.
 RETTCENT OFFICIALS. = Chester Lincoln, who came down a few days ago from the Bradshaws, says that he was unable to learn fer his own satis- faction anything of importance con cerning the operations of the Crowned King mine. The company, he says, is more guarded than ever. There is not an employe in the mine who knows anything of the workings of it, and if he thinks he does his head usually comes off. MT. Lincoln says that it is even impossible to learn what dispo- sitiOn the company makes of it's ore. The miner wha discovered the rich pay streak was discharged soon after fer some unaGcountable reason, and altogether MT. Lincoln says the com pany officials present a rather chilly countenance to anybody seeking in- formation.
 HOTEL ETIQUETTE. -S. P. Clark of the Ford was asked yesterday by two prominent society women of PhCe- nix a question which at first thought might seem to be lu- dicrous, or made with no other object in view than to ask questions. The question was: What should we dc first in securing apartments in a hotel?" The two women will soon start on an eastern trip, but they are absolutely inexperienced in travelling. -iAA- OAS1l POAOCISu TUT SOu6 lHI10 U6- fore he realized the importance of the request. He gave some information which might prove valuable to any woman travelling alone. In the first place when the trains arrive at a city a woman should secure a cab or public vehicle, because when the driver is informed which hotel is wanted he understands to drive to the ladies entrance. When the woman arrives at the hotel, if it is a large one. she will find a ladies' reception room, usually at the left Of the entrance A bell will be found here and the bell boy should