Arizona republican., 1899-02-06
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

HAS A NEW BOY.-An eleven pound boy was born to Mr. and N S. Simon RObles last night at their home on Jackson street between First and Second. This is the second arrival in the family and the parents are cor
 respondingly happy.
 A POSTPONED CONCERT.-The Indian school band was another t0 find fault with the weather yesterday
 and it's concert was postponed as a re-
 suit of it. Yesterday was set aside to
 mark the weekly concerts which will
 hereafter be held regularly.
 CATTLE FOR WINSLOW.-Cou
 cilman Geo. A. Wolf of Navajo is one
 of the legislators who combines to a certain extent business with law making. He has been buying cattle for his trade in Winslow and this week will ship a carload
 NO PIONEER BAND CONCERT The Pioneer band did not give it's usual concert yesterday. The cold
 wind, it was feared, would have a ten dency to freeze their euphOni0us pro- auctions, which upon melting, wou
 likely emit an omnibus discord The programme prepared will be rendered next Sunday.
 A RUNNING MATCH-A running
 
 terday afternoon. The race was be- tween Tom Thumb and a mare match ed by John Gibson and Wm. Goodin, to be run for $50 purse and side bets. It was quarter of a mile dash and Tom Thumb lost the race to the mare, she covering the distance in 0:24A.
 PAUFF- F-KENNEDY.- The wedding of MT. A. N. Pauff and Miss Margaret Rose Lancaster took place yesterday afternoon at the home of the bride two and OnehaIf miles southwest of the city. The ceremony was perform ed by the Rev. MT Ferguson of tke Christian church. Among the guests were: MT. Pauf's associates Of tte New York store. Mr. Harvey Brown steller was the best man and Miss Nel- lie Kennedy, the bridesmaid. At the conclusion Of the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Pauff came to the city and en- tered into their handsomely furnished home at 340 North Third street.
 CATHOLIC ENTERTAINMENT " The participants are rehearsing their i for the Catholic enter tainment which will be held Thursday | evening in St. Anthony's hall corner | of Monroe and Third street. The pre- i liminaTies of the evening will consist | Of recitatiOns and vocal and ilstru- mental music. Following Q cake walk | will take place.
 THE CAPTURE OF LO.-Henry Morgan yesterday brought to jail Via ha, an Indian. otherwise known as Allan, wanted for stealing a saddle [ from another Indian at Casa Blanca. l The saddle had been sold to R. ". i No recent event has SO az itated the reservation, as the theft of . this saddle. Two big delegations came in from the extreme ends of the rss3r- vatiOn to recover it. At length { John Greenleaf Whittier sW3re put a warrant against Ni-a-h3. MT. Morgan who knew him from bOyhO3d | started after him yesterday morning. He went to his home on the reServa- ton about Lehi but the saddle was absent. When the other Indians fOund put why Vi-a-ha was wanted, they h2- gan to conceal his whereabouts by ly- ng. MT. Morgan started b-ck aId .ound his man at Tempe.
 SMART ALECKS LIED.-Thi5 i5 he way a great many wild rumo-s get 5tarted: Yesterday word was spread hat there were fourteen cases Of smallpox at the Indian school. Tie story itself was surprising and alarm ng, and became much more 50 by 'eason of the fact that a band concert vas to be held there in the aftern0on. An inquiry by telephone was made rom the sheriff's office and alregly vas received that there was not 6 mallpOx case in the institutions; that he general health of the pupils hal lever been better, and that at that ime there were only three in the hes )ital. They were suffering only from F. ore eyes The rumOr was traced h9ck o two young men who started out to -isit the school yesterday. On thcr way they met a couple of smart alecks vho told them the silly lie of the sud len appearance of the infection at the eh0ol. So the story proceeded on it's Ounds.
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