Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-12-13

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| DISTRICT COURT. There was a
session of district court yesterday at
which the case of w. K. James VS.. Pugh
and Gray was tried.
\ NEW SINGER. - ehoenic:ans will
have another favorite singers name in
their note books after tomorrow even
ings Washington commemora tive SER
vice.
| WAITING TELEGRAMS-The West
ern Union Telegraph company have
undeliveFed kilograms for w. E. Fer
malt. c. P. InsIee, Henry Dengdall and
W. W. Carnes.
| THE MUSICAL PROGRAMME. -
| The musical programme for the Wash
ington commemorative service will be
so attractive that none of Phoenix's cit
liens can afford to miss it.
INDIAN SCHOOL ORCHESTRA. -
| The Indian school orchestra will play
at the Washington commemorative ser
vices held at the Patton Grand tomor-
row evening.
JUDGE RENO'S FUNERAL. - The
funeral services for Judge NJ. H. Reno
will be held at the Baptist church at
| 10 o'clock this morning, the pastor,
Rev. Lewis Halsey, officiating.
NEW KIND OF SOCIAL. - Some
thing new in the way of social enter
tainment will be given by the ladies of
the Christian church Friday evening
next at the new church, corner Fifth
avenue and Monroe street. Light re-
freshments will be served. Everybody
| invited.
| WOODMEN'S CIRCLE BALL.-The
Woodmen's Circle will give their first
| bail of the season at EIlxs hall on Tues
day night, December &C. Music will
be furnished by Feuerstein's orchestra.
The ladies of this circle have an en-
viable reputation as entertainers and
they are sparing no pains to eclipse it
this time.
| BOUGHT A RANCH.-Mr. Charles
H. Allen, a retired railroad conductor
on the G. H. & S. A, spent yesterday
in the city a guest of the Ford hotsl.
1t is reported that Mr.. Allen has pur-
chased ranch property hear Phoe-
nix and will return Shortly with hi:
family. He left for home on iast
nights train.
| oCAINLEl Il T. ' Elk IN CAI-1
WRIGHT. Scarlet fever has broken
out in the Cartwright district, several
miles west of the city, and the school
has been ordered closed until after the
holidays. The disease has so far been
confined to two families. But in one
of them, named Brooks, theree have
been four cases and one death.
COBRE GRANDE AFFAIRS.-A
| telegram was received from Naco yes
| terday regarding the affairs of the
Cobre Grande. 1t stated that the So
| called Costello faction had been routed
and that W. c. Green was in indis-~
puted possession of the property. 1t
added that Wood O'Keefe and Mel
jarejo of the opposition had left the
country, the first two for Phoenix, and
the last for Nogales.
MATRIMONIAL EPIDEMIC. There
is a matrimonial epidemic, confined at
present to the Capitol saloon, and there
! is no telling where it will end. Syl
| Berry returned yesterday morning
/ from a short visit to California and
| was accompanied, according to report,
! by Mrs. Berry, nee Miss Anna Lazeola.
Another event of the same kind is
said to have occurred there last night,
| out lOT professional itdSOuSy IldS i4pL
been made public.
| REMAINS SENT HOME. The re
/ mains of S. L. Porter, who died here
last Saturday morning, We're sent to
St. Paul. Mimi, for interment. The
dead man was a resident of st. Paul
and was assistant private secretary to
| j. ]. Hill, president of the Great North
ern railway. He came here for his
health about a month ago, and though
he had not shown any improvement,
neither was there any perceptible de-
cline. He was down town the evening
/ before his death.
MRS. FULWILER'S FUNERAL
| The funeral services of Mrs. Mary NJ.
Fulwiler took place yesterday after
! noon at the residence of H. H. Creigh-
| ton, four miles northeast of the city.
Mrs. Fulwiler was more than ninety
! years of age and leaves four children
| in or near Phoenix: Mrs. w. J. Muir
ply, j. w. Fulwiler W. D. Fulwiler
and Mrs. H. H. Creighton. The re-
mains were sent for interment last
night to Lexington, III.
SUIT FOR a DEED. H. B. Ker-
| sting yesterday began suit in district
court against Ann K. Herrick to COM
pei the execution of a deed to lots l and
2, block SO, of this city. These lots lie
on the southwest corner of First av-
eu,1e and JeffersOO street The cOrn-