Arizona republican., 1899-01-11
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

J l ern Union have telegrams for w s Jenkins and Fred Betts.
 . GONE TO PORTO RICO.-Co,one
 Darragh, who has spent some time ir
 the city. last night left for Porto Rico : on pleasure trip.
 HAS PNEUMONIA-Cha F:nne-
 gan, who recently came here from the / east, is ill with pneumonia. Charles
 Dougherty is also suffering with the
 same disease
 l. WENT TO SEE A MINE.-J m s E. Bark, J. c. Dobtins and R. s. Scnraub-
 Stadler, mining expert from St. Louis,
 returned yesterday afternoon from a
 trip to some mining properties owne1
 by MT. Bark in the Salt River Valley
 canyon
 "A. o. U. W. INSTALLATION.- public installation of the officers of the A. O. U. w which was to take plsce tO- night has been postponed 10 the night
 of January IS at which time the me-
 morial services of the order will take
 place.
 DEAF MUTE EOXFR.-Johnnie a d
 Dummy" Rowan. deaf mute brothers,
 are among the latest arrivals in town. Both are boxers, the latter a welter-
 weight of some repute. They are from Ottawa, III They are on their way 10 San Francisco, where Dummy ex poets to get a match with Tracy cr iO'Ccnnell.
 A MURDEROUS AsSAULT.-Dep- uty Sheriff Joe Bush yesterday ar
 rested Jesus Dave:o for murderous
 assault committed on Francis Cruz
 near the Four Mile house. DaYero was
 employing a long-handled shovel with Idisfiguring and calamitous effect on Cruz head. But for outside in.erfe~
 ence another shovel would have had to be employed in making an excava- tion to put Cruz in.
 THE CASE AGAINST VII SON. The case against Thomas Wilson, the hobo arrested last Saturday night on suspicion of being an overcoat thief because he was peddling those gar menits, has been made out in justice Kincaid's court Rather, two cases | have been made out L. F. Buck and i William Zerras, the owners of two coats stolen by Wilson, have cone for | ward There was a revolver in enc of | the overcOats.
 DEATH OF ALBERT MORGAN Albert Morgan oe Oshkosh. Wis. died | at 800 Jefferson street at 2: 30 Tuesday. He leaves a wife and three children. The body is to be taken to Wis consin OA w W6Ou6Sudy, dHu IS D6IuS 0mGdIIuSu by w. A. Davis. The oau=e of death member of the Morgan Lumber com p9ny of Oshkosh and he was a trustee of the Plymouth Congregational church. Mrs. MOrgau"s brother, R. D. Evans, will arrive tomorrow to ac- company her east.
 MR. WARDE'S LECTURE-Mr Frederick Warde of the James-KidCe = Warde combination has been inv d by Superintendent Crea ger to deliver one of his famous lectures on Shakes pearean characters for the benefit of the scholars of the public schools. Mir Warde will be delighted to entertain the students and ladies of Phoenix this afternoon at o'clock at the Patton I G.; ;and, when he will speak on the sub ject of Hamlet as a play and a char l acter. AS this is a complimentary lec- ture there will be no charge.
 THE MOODY MEETINGS. - MT. Moody will be in Phoenix next Satur- I day. He will begin meetings Sunday, January 15, ;n O'Neill's hall. ca S1n- days the hours of service will be 2:30 and p. m. During the week the hours will be 2:30 and 7:30 D. ID. The Coors will open three-quarters of an hour be- fore each service. Ushe.s are to te ou Z
 
 is now in Santa Fe. His coming Tad been hoped for earlier but this s the i first date he could set. The Mcody { choir will practice in O'Neill hall at iC 7:15 Friday night.
 THE PUBLIC PRINTER Secretary t Akers yesterday received and opened y bids for the legislative printing, of the t avs, bills and journal There were tour bidders, N. A. Morford Of the l Phoenix Herald, c. P Leitch of the | Arizona Gazette. the H. H. McNeil r company and John O.. Duntar The I bids were lower than usual aud with he exception of few items were T. widely divergent. The bid Of J. o. V Dunbar taken in :ts entirety was con V idsrably lower than any of the others. s The McNeil company was next. The 0ntract has net yet been awarded.
 BIDS FOR THE CAPITOL-The a apitol site commission yesterday t 'pened the bids for construction. There r were four bidders, Fifield & Galleghsr nd c. Campbell of Phoenix, the An 4 ersOn Construction company Of St 1ouis and Tom Lowell of Denton, Tex. The commission is now engaged in the b'ds, in itself a PerpleX- ( ng work. Each bid really consisted f three or four bids to meet various h roposals. The commission was TO. e repared last night to give any figures . ut expected to finish the work of tat- . 1ation by this evening when it is pos ible the contract may be awarded.
 PLAYED WITH BOOTH - MT. f; larry Lsngdon. who is a member of n he star triumviratte, is one of the vet q ran actors of the American stage. He fl layed with Wilkes BCo.h and his as g Ociates have always been the foremost O ctors during his long career. He is Ii Il entertaining talker, and has rich st md of incidents and stCries. Yester~ ay at the Ford hotel MT. Langdon met Olonel Darragh, who has been stop c ing in the city for some time You B re an old soldier said MT. Langdon W