Arizona republican., 1899-04-29
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

1 A WAITING TELEGRAM, The 1 Western Union has a message for i Alexander Camron.
 4 DAUGHTER BORN. Born. Cn
 Thursday, to MT. and Mrs. Harmon i Wilson, a baby girl. Mother and child | doing well
 i MORE JOURNALISM AT NO l GALES It is said that Nogales will i soon have another newspaper It is | to be conducted by Phoenix men. l THE NEW HIGH SCHOOL. Yes l terday the county school superinten1- l ent issued warrants for the payment i Of $500 for the annex being built ar the high school So far $2, 400 has | been expended.
 LYSANDER TROOK'S FUNERAL. The funeral services of Lysander TrOOk. who died Thursday. were held at the Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon. A number of people were present and Rev. Lapsley McAfee | conducted the services. The dead boy was F years of age.
 DEATH OF MRS M'CAMLEY. - Mrs Violette J. McCamley. wife of | A. R. McCamley Of Tempe, died on Thursday night at midnight afte~ 3n illness Of several weeks. She was SC years of age and had spent the grea,er part of her life in Phoenix. The funeral services will be held today at 2 o'clock at the. residence of her sister, Mrs. J. D. M0nihon, 735 Woodland avenue.
 SISTER AT EVANSVILLE. -
 There is one man in Phosnix who is
 especially interested in the reports of
 the Kirksville, Mo, tornado. J. M.
 SbCtt has a sister who has been re-
 siding in the eastern portion of the
 town where the storm was most vio-
 lGlt- Mir. Sh0tt has lived there him
 self and he says that the recent tor
 rado was the first he has known to
 visit Kirksville.
 ENTERTAINED AT ST. AN
 THCNY HALL. Mrs. J. T. DInlap
 and Mrs. Jos5ph Monihon entertained
 the members of St Mary Altar so- ciaty at St Anthony hall on Thursday
 afternoon, assisted by Misses Kennedy, Schultz and Gray. Miss Kennedy ren- GCred one Of her beautiful solos in her inimitable manner. Light refrcsh- ments were served and an enjoyable
 afternoon was passei
 AMENDED ARTICLES. -Amended articles of incorporation of the Bcston aEd Texas Copper Mining company
 wsre filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The amandmant
 consists in the dropping of the word, mining" and changing the capital
 stick to $2,500,00O. The shares are $10 each. The incorpo-atOrs, Joseph T. Lyon, Edward L. Tierney and Neal E. Peek, are all of Boston, Mass.
 YOUTHFUL MIGRANTS. - Com plaint is made again of the number of boys, many Of them n0- more than II or 15 years old, f-ecuenting the block. Deputy Sheriff Jos Bush runs squads of them away from thers al n.ost every night. As this is cutsida the city limits it is outside the juris- diction of the curfew ordinance and nothing can be done but scare them away CT arrest them on the general charge Of yagrancy.
 MAY HAVE MISSED THE CT- CLONE. MT. and Mrs John G. SpangIer are expected here within . day or two. On their way west they stopped at Lancaster, Mo. one of. the l towns ravaged by the late tornado. ] and in which yesterdays dispatches l reported that several persons had i bsen killed. It is supposed that they i left there On their h0msward journey 1 the night before the tornaiO. Captain ] q. D. Cray has a daughter living at i Lancaster.
 DELIVERY OF THE DUTCH DITCH- This afternoon the city council vii drive cut to the new Dutch ditch with officers of the Salt River canal After an investigation it . will be turned over by the city as part to the canal system. The city has been at considerable expense in | building the new ditch. but the ex- penditure will undoubtedly be the means of saving life. Residents of tie section which it traveEsed have ai- i ways been subject to malaria.
 TENACIOUS OF LIFE. Mir. L. I. Rice, who resides on East Washing ton street, has in his employ a Swede who is in the habit of experimenting i wien horned toads. Yesterday he cap tured one of the tOads. and he gives II account of his experiment. The t0ad's intestines and inner or gans were removed and the cavity was reflled with preserving substances. The animals legs were pinned tD I mad pIcaed on a mantle for decoration. He had chlor0formed the toad and supposed that if it were not dead it would be by the time he had operated cn it. He returned to the mantsl an hour later to view his work and he saw the toad show signs >Qf | life Upon touching it with the point I of a pin he was surprised 10 see 1t Il open its mouth and snap it together Il It repeated the action several times and gave ether evidences of animation Il before it expired
 THIS IS 4 BONANZA. William | Melczer yesterday received some spaci- ! -ic- district about 25O miles north of the Il Cananea district in Mexico. Some or II the specimens are almost pure ooD- per, althcugh the average run of his Il copper is but sixteen per cent. It con Il tains also from two to three ounces of U