Arizona republican., 1899-09-28

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 : 5:3O a. m. 5:30 D. m t BarOm. pressure ....29.S2 29.75
 Tenn. dry bulb .....7O 92
 Tenn. wet bulb .54 @
 Tenn. maximum 9S 100
 Tenn. minimum 7O 70 Rel humidity .33 Il : Wind, direction .. SEE NV
 Wind. velocity . Precipitation -. .
 State weather ..Pt. CPdy. Cloudy. 1 LOCAL YAQUI WAR-Three Yauu
 Indians got into a fight in the vicinit,
 of the block last night. One of then
 was badly beaten and his assailant:
 made their escape.
 WILSON SCHOOL SOCIAL. A so cial will be given tomorrow night a
 the school house cf the Wilson dis trict, the proceeds of which will go tc stock the school library
 A MASTODON'S MAXILLARY. = James Burson came in last night from the northern part of the territory. He brought with him an upper jawbone ot | a prehistoric animal supposed to be | that of a mastodon. It was secured seventy-five feet under ground
 STOPPED A DITCH. Injunction proceedings were begun yesterday by J. B. Montgomery against A. O. Thomas to prevent the defendant from digging ditch acrcss First avenue at the intersection Of TCnto street in Montgcmery's addition. The writ 1 was issued upon the plaintiff filing a bond for S100.,
 FORESTERS OF AMERICA. =
 
 America, have leased from w. P. Padget the hall on West Adams street known as the Padget hall. for term of five years. which will be known hereafter as the Foresters' hall. and will be open for all engagements for the coming season.
 NEW NAME ADDED. -Mr. NJ H. Ward has consented to read a paper on orange culture before the meeting of the Arizona Agricultural associa- tion, which takes place October 20-21.
 FOOT BALL ELECTION. At a meeting of the Monarch foot ball team last night Ned Creighton was elected manager and Will Tyson captain.
 FRANK N. BRADY DEAD. Frank N. Brady. who came her for his health about four months ago, died yesterday morning at o'clock at the Sisters hospital of consumption. He was IT years of age and a brother Of the baggage agent of the s. F. P. & P. at Phoenix. The funeral will be held this morning a. o'clock at the Cath ollie church.
 AN OUTSIDER OPINION. MT. and Mrs. Lawren"e Street have re- turned from California, where Mrs. Street spent the summer. They wore by their son, Califor nian by birth. He has net expressed i his opinion of the town and climate i yet, but from certain UtteranCes in the i night time il is suspected that it is un- plimentary.
 W. c. T. U.-The WCmen's Chris | tian Temperance Union will hold it's i regular moEthly parlor meeting in ! the Baptist church this afternoon, Sep ! .2nI6er 2S, at from 2:30 to 4:30. There 1 will ba a short programme and light 1 will be served. This : will occur on the birthday Of Mrs. Frances Willard. All are most cordially invited to be present..
 MIR. AND MRS. GROUSE BE REAVED. The 4-year-Old son of MT. md Mrs. c. ". Grouse died yesterday morning at 4 o'clock at the family res dence in University addition. The ,hild has been an invalid for long ,lm.s and death was not entirely un- expected; nevertheless 1t comes as a ad blow to the parents. The funeral vas held yesterday afternoon at ycIock at the residence, Rev. Lewis Ialsey officiating A WEDDING ANNOUNCED. - Jo, IT + ic.iT Sa n ] Francisco. hardware evangelist, with , leadquarters in Phoenix, has un- I announced that he is to be ( married within the next two weeks. I The precise date of the wedding is still , secret between MT. Hall and his I ride to be, charming San Francisco r oung lady. MT. and Mrs. Hall will I eside cn North Third avenue and will 7! e at home to friends in December. [ THE TROUBLE OVER. The late V Yar On the border between American I owboys and Mexican customs guards ! Q closed incident. It had it's begin [ ing in the arrest of James Heron. harged with smuggling. and that had : $ origin in too much mescal, which : verybody was drinking at the fiesta. he Heron case is said to have been fsposed of, the mescal has all been runk, the fiesta is over and gone, and I> lere is nothing to go to law about. ], A DWINDLED DEFENSE. The lse of Jasper Dobbs, charged by Mrs. t ate Jones with criminal assault, was \ aIled in Justice Gray's court yester S ay. The prosecuting witness told a X ierd story of the affair, and the de- s< .ndant began making statement 5l Id quit it in disgust. He said he had lt nIy stood outside the witness house llS Id expressed his opinion of her III IN nguage judiciously seasoned with t