Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-10-19

Tenn. wet bulb. ......44 10
Tenn. maximum .....73 81
| Tenn. minimum ..5O 50
| Rel humidity ....59
| Wind, direction USE NV
Wind. velocity ~ ~ >
| Pr ecipitation $50. 80. 0
, State of weather Clear. Clear.
| LICENSED TO WE'D. A marriage
license was issued yesterday to w. J.
/ Roarke and Matte Louise Bacon.
PIES AND CAKES AND THINGS.
| The Rebekah lodge will serve light
refreshments tonight after their reg
ular lodge meeting and otherwise spend
an enjoyable social hour.
THE BUILDING BOOM. The of
flee building of the Consolidated
i Transfer company is beginning to cast
! q shadow on the west side of Center
street opposite the Hotel Adams.
ENJOYED THEMSELVES. - Fol-
/ lowing the meeting of the United Mod
erns on Tuesday night the members
present and their invited guests held
! a little social dance which was greatly
enjoyed.
DELAYED TRAIN. The S. F. P. &
P train from the north was about five
hours late last night owing to Santa
F'e connections. 1t was reported that
there had been heavy washouts and a
slight derailment which caused the de-
lay.
MORE WATER SUITS. Two more
water suits were begun against the
canal companies yesterday. One suit
was directed against the Grand Canal
company and the other against the
Maricopa S. S. Green was the plain
tiff in both cases
NEW MANDOLIN CLUB. A new
mandolin club was formed Tuesday
night with a membership of six, which
will shortly be increased to twelve.
Those present at the organization were
the Misses Bury, Hanny, Smith and
Ainsworth and Frank Ainsworth and
Hugh Creighton.
NJ. z. RECEPTION. A reception to
Rev. z. V. Cowan, the newly appoint
ed pastor of the First NJ. E. church of
this city, will be held next Tuesday
evening at 7:30 o'clock in the basement
parlors of the church. An appropriate
programme is being arranged and the
public is cordially invited to attend
A NEW ZINC COMPANY. Articles
OF incorporation of the Anglo-Ameri-
can Zinc company were filed in the Of
flee of the county recorder yesterday.
The incorporators are Theodore 3.
Munroe, Mark c. Meagher and Daniel
c. Pope, all of Boston, Mass. The cap
ital stock is S1.250,000. Phoenix is
named as the principal place of bust
ness, with a branch Office at Joplin,
Mo.
PEARL HARTS TRAIL. Sheriff
Wakefield of Pima county was in the
valley yesterday, having recently re-
turned from the trail of Pearl Hart,
the escaped female bandit. He fol-
lowed her supposed trail as far as
Bowie, but could not catch up with
her rapidly fleeing footsteps. 1t is be
lieved she went north from that point
and is now heading in the direction of
Globe.
THE VISIBLE SUPPLY OF DEER.
Pedro B. SaIazar has lately returned
from a trip to Mcdowell, where he
claims to have seen three herds of
deer of not less than fifty in each.
Well informed sportsmen did not think
there We're so many deer in the terri
tory, but as there is no doubt OF Mr.
Salazars ability to count as much as
fifty, they have revised their opinions
regarding the visible supply of deer
ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTED -
A hearing was had yesterday in the
matter of the application of Annibale
Magnani for letters of administration
on the estate of Marie du Dures. The
application was granted. The final ac-
count of the administrator of the es-
tate of w H. Thomas was approved.
1t had been on file for a year. The
estate, consisting of real estate north
of town. has been turned over to the
guardian of the minor heirs and is
now engaged in Strengthening out a
somewhat tangled chain of title.
MACHINES COMING IN - The
nickel-in-the-slot machines are com !
ing in" Three of them have paid the |
county license and the proprietors of
two more have announced that they |
will do so. If no more pay, this will /
furnish the county an unexpected in /
come of $3.50 a month. So the arrest of !
the boy, Lee Edwards, who ascribed |
his downfall to the machines, was not |
a bad public investment. 1t has cost
less than the license on one machine
for month. But for his arrest it /
would not have been disclosed that the
machines were Iicensable-
.PHTLHARMONICS. - The Philhar- 1
monte club at a recent meeting decided Il
% render that catchy French opera,
The Widow" some time during the II
holidays. The club meets every Mon
lay evening for practice. Mr.. j. L.
Johnston, professor Of music in the II
formal school, has succeeded Mont P.
-hubb, having left the city. Professor