Arizona republican., 1899-07-08
NEWS
 OF T HH
 TOWN

l WILL IEACH OlLA U. Miss Jessie Frazier. who has lately
 graduated from the normal school, has
 been notified of her employment by
 the school trustees of Gila Bend dis
 trict for the coming year.
 NO LONGER ITALIAN. Angelo
 Marchetti yesterday fcreswore al- legiance to King Hum'bert, his heirs
 and assigns forever, and declared his intention of becoming an American citizen so that he can locate and own
 mining claims and do other things
 that foreigners cannot do.
 A YEAR OF WAITING. About a
 year ago Mss Claire Frazier, eldest
 daughter of General c. M. Frazier, sue
 cessfully took a civil service eXami-
 nation and was placed on the eligible
 Hst Last Monday she reaped the re-
 ward of waiting and was given po- Stt;on in the postoffice as clerk
 BATHING SUITS DEMANDED. - | A crowd of children usually bathe when the water Is in the canal, be- | tween Second and Third avenues. This place is in the city limits and th.ckly populated. Bathing suits are not al ways a feature of the swim and on this account complaint has arisen. The matter has been reported to the officers.
 THE COBRE GRANDE. George Mitchell, president of the Cobre | Grande company, came up from the mine yesterday and is at the Hotel Adams. He says that the smelter IS turning out all the bullion possible under a limited supply of water four-mfle pipe line to the Cananea mountains will be built, when an adequate supply will be had.
 NEW MINING LOCATION. HI. o. Robertson filed notice of location yes terday of the Copper Joe mining claim in the Brown mining district. John Devine has located the Great Hope" and North Star claims, sit uated in the Ellsworth district He also located the Blue Bird" mill site claim for the use of the Blue Bird'' mine at Sunset The mill site is b. cated in an unknown 'GtstriGt-
 WAS AIRILY CLAD. W. P Whalen was arrested yesterday morn- ing for parading in frort of his resi- dence, the Star lodging house. with his socks on. They, perhaps, wouldn't have arrested him if he had been wearing anything else, but those socks gave him 9 grotesque appearance at which the community in which MT. Whalen resides, shied. MT. Whalen is the editor in chief of a stud poker game
 A DWINDLING ESTATE. -ItGs es- timated that the Re:bling stock which has just gone through bankruptcy will pay the creditors only 12 cents on the dollar The appraised value of the stock was more than S3,O00 and more than the indebtedness. There had been a piling up of costs on vari- ous attachment proceedings, which were all side-tracked by the bank ruptcy petition. The stock was finally sold for $1, 300.
 WENT PART WAY.-The MaIicopa & Phoenix Railroad company has made new departure in excursions. At the last train which went out a number of people went down to the depot to bid their friends goodbye. Superintendent B. F. Porter gave them an opportunity for a lingering fare well. Eight or ten people took ad- vantage of an invitation extended by him to ride over to Maricopa and they returned about o'clock that evening.
 A MAYNARD GIRL. A young i woman of Phoenix left home a week ago and dflfgent search by her father failed to locate her. At his request i the officers have been on the alert and
 
 a saloon drinking. She is a young | girl and until recently has been at tending the grammar school It Is 1 not thought that she is wayward be- | yond redemption, but her parents are | at loss to contriVe some means of | strengthening her up.
 SCHOOL ESTIMATES. The coun- ty school superintendent has almost | completed his annual report He has finished an estimate for the funds which will be required to maintain the schools next year. For the high school an allowance of $11,000, he thinks, will be necessary, and for the grammar schools $21, ,950 For all the schools in the county he estimates S64 600 will be required, and including other expenses the total will be S65,- 75O.
 FLIGHT OF OFFICIALS. The of- flee forces in the court house are deci- mated on account of the exodus to the coast. c. w Grouse, who now has charge of the business of the probate judge, was deputized yesterday to have charge of the affairs of the county school superintendent's office for a short time Superintendent A. H. Fulton will leave tonight with TerIE- tOriaI Superintendent R. L. Long for Los Angeles, where they will attend the national educational convention.
 ANOTHER SIDE OF IT. Tn an ac- count of the arrest and punishment of Frank Mabry a week ago, all the il in Phoenix made a state ment upon the authority Of a neighbOr of Maybry's that the old man had beaten and persecuted his wife be- cause she would not consent to the of her home to Frank Moody. the proprietor of road house in that vicinity. The neighbor that it was the purpose of Mabry and Moody to secure a whisky debt which the former owed the latter. A friend of MT Moody says that a great iniustice has heeu done him In |