Arizona republican., 1899-09-26

t Barom- pressure -. 29.S9 1882
Tenn. dry bulb $50. SO 100
Tenn. wet bulb -. 81 65
Tenn. maximum .102 LOG
Tenn minimum 80. g. 50
Rel. humidity ... 25 u
: Wind, direction -. NE NE
Wind, velocity .... 9
Precipitation :. 49, 0 0
State CT weather clear. Cloudy.
A NEW NOTARY. A notarial com
mission was issued yesterday to J. E
Curry Of +Naco Cochisa county
SPECIAL MEETING. - Arizona
lodge Nc. 1. Daughters of Rebekah
will hold special meeting at thei1
hall this evening at O'Clock sharp tt
attend tC an important matter.
NOTICE TO CLEAN UP. -Oficel
Andy Thoman yesterday served notice
on the residents of Churchill's addition
to put their properties in presentablt
shape, particularly by the destruction
lof sunf1cwers which abnormally -four
ish there.
| SUDDENLY STRICKEN = T. I'm
pey, an old man, was suddenly siezed
with an attack of strangulated hernia
at Wilson's livery stable yesterday
! All was pS4IOIn ISu III Hill DIT
the stable and he was removed to the
county hospital.
LIED HIS WAY INTO YUMA. -
Sheriff J. A. johnson of Coconino
county. was in town yesterday with a
colored convict whom he is taking to
the penitentiary. He was accused of
burglary and might have been acquit-
ted by the exercise of a little judg-
Iuo. h ics
resources and get to making fatal
statements. The sheriff says he lit
orally lied his way into the peniten-
tiary.
DEATH OF C. F. SMITH C. F.
Smith who spent, last winter in Phoe-
nix for the benefit of his health. re-
turned en- Wednesday last from Water
loo, Iowa. He died last evening at 6
o'clock en- East Polk street of tuber-
cufosis. The remains were embalmed
by Undertaken A j. Bradley and will
doubtless be shipped east fer inter
ment. Deceased was about thirty
years of age. His wife is believed to
be en- route here.
WATER WANTED. "A subscriber
who does not know where the Office Of
the superintendent of sprinkling ser
attention to the fact that the street
between the outside rails of the street
car track east of the Lemon hotel
has not been sprinkled this summer,
and in consequence whenever car
passes or a wagon takes the middle of
the road the clouds of dust obscure
the sun, thus causing cold shivers to
run down the spine Of resident OF
that portion of town.
THANKSGIVING FOOT BALL. =
Arrangements have been completed
for a game of foot ball to be held at
The Phoenix park on Thanksgiving
day between the high schd1l eleven
and strong Prescott team. There
was some talk of bringing a junior
Prescott team here, but this arrange
ment was abandoned when Prescott
promised to furnish a strong aggrega-
zion. The normal school team is new |
ard a series OF games may !
be arranged fer the holidays.
Of Mr.. Sims Ely was badly bitten by |
a dog at Five PoiElts yesterday He
was on his way to school with another
boy and was crossing corral in which |
he dog lay under a wagon. The ami
by the leg laoeIa'5ing it badly. and
lrcve the other boy cut. The injured .
Joy was taken home, a doctor was sent
or and the wounds were cauterized.
Mr.. Ely went to the corral with the
Intention CT killing the dog. The
'wner was not there, but bystanders
aid that he had just arrived over
and frcm Montana and the dog had
'een almost a necessity to him. He was
very decent fellow and had always
-ept the dog chained to the wagon, but
lad forgotten it this time.
A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
"A robbery occurred ait the Mills
louse yesterday. A lately arrived
5uest left $50 lying on a table for a
ew minutes and became ongrossed in
iomething else. When she next
bought of the money and went to look
or it, it was gone. So far as she :
new there had bsen only enc other /
'erson in the room beside herself,
nd that was Emanuel B. Scott, the
xpressman, ixho had delivered some
ackageS. A search warrant was di- ;
ected against him not long after and
vas served by Constable McClintock.
Nobody ever accused Mr.. Scott of
tealing before. The worst thing that
nybody had ever said about him was
hat he killed dogs for hire, and
ad maliciously tried to drive the
wnels Of crap games into the pocr
ouse.
HADN'T LOOKED AT 1T IN THAT
Way. There were two subjects in
oIice court yesterday afternoon, a
IAN named Mutcher and another named
ohnscn, each charged with drunken
ess. disturbance of the peace and fast