Arizona republican., 1899-01-17
NEWS
 OF THE TOWN

A LIBRARIAN. Mrs. l.. B. Whet
 more has arrivetI in the city from Pres
 colt to take position as librarian.
 BOUND OVER Charles Mulito
 sppeared before Justice Gray yesterda.
 to answer to the charge of felony, an
 he was bound over ,o the grand jury.
 THE SUPREME COURT. In tn supreme court yesterday the HampsoI
 case was argued and submitted, anC the Truman case was ordered submit
 ted in briefs.
 l MEET AGAIN TODAY. The liv'
 stock sanitary board met yesterday
 but did not transact any business ot importance. The board will meet again today
 AT CRITTENTON 1OME.-A prayer meeting will be held at the Florence Crittenton home this evening. Jan- nary IT. The meeting will be led by
 Rev. F. Ames.
 MCABE IS HERE. -P. B. McCabe
 of Vekol, who was one of the unsuc-
 cessful candidates for legislative hon.
 ors at the last election, is in the city
 attending the first sessions of the leg
 slature.
 MORALES COLLECTOR HERE. =
 H. K. Chenoweth, collector of customs at Nogales, and Col. W. P. Harlow ar
 rived in the city yesterday morning to attend the banquet of the iShriners
 MARSHALS APPOINTED. -Yester- day the following were appointed as marshals in the bond election: First ward, Elmer Hawley; Second ward, I. N. Bell; Third ward, Hi Mcdonald; Fourth ward, Frank McClintock.
 MESA PEOPLE HERE. A. P. Snowman came over from Mesa yester- day to be present at the opening ses- sion of the legislature. A large dele gation of south side people were here yesterday, drawn by the same attrac- tion.
 COLLECTING NAMES OF VOTERS. Tom Grindell is securing the names of all bona fide voters of the city who will be allowed to vote upon the water works and sewerage bonding matter MT. Grindell says it is surprising how few qualified voters there are in the city.
 TO BE A SHRINER. MT George Kilt, councilman of the Third ward in Tucson, arrived yesterday morning, and last night he was initiated into the Mystic Shrine. A. V. Grosatti, man ager of the new opera house in Tucson, was also among the ar ivals/ from that city.
 THE DISTRICT COURT. The ha- beas corpus proceedings in the case of Thomas Wilson came up in the district court yesterday and Wilson was re- leased. Judge DOan heard motions in the case of J. M. Damron vs. M E. Collins ct al, an action brought to re- cover unpaid rent The case was set for trial on Saturday.
 THEY WILL DANCE. The Pio- E ger band has arranged to give a ball 0n Tuesday, January 24, at the O'NeiI nall. This is the annual ball of the band, and is given for the purpose of 'aising funds to pay indebtedness arising from the Sunday afternoon concerts which are given to the public turing the winter months in the city. |
 AN ERROR CORRECTED. There | vas verbal error in yesterdays pa Der when Dr. McCreary's name should f nave appeared in place of Dr. Halsey'S. ' drs. Dr. McCreary is better. Her call ITS yesterday were Mrs. Dwight L. Moody and Mrs. J. Vincent, wife of f me Of the most distinguished bishops |. # the Methodist Episcopal church, and | Ter sister, Mrs. Dusenbury.
 IN PROBATE COURT. The estate f Fred $. Belcher was yesterday set led 3n probate court. A. J. Bradley sked for papers of special aduinistra- ion ill the estate of Fritz Meyer, who jed at the Sisters hospital in this city n Friday. Deceased left a bank ac- ount of $400 and some personal ef- ects. His parents reside in Germany ,t nd he had no relatives in this coun- ry.
 ABLE TO BE ABOUT. -E. M. Col Ins, who was assaulted by Andy John lt on, a ccloTed man, on Sunday morn ng was able to be out yesterday ohnson was brought before Judge Jobs esterday morning and charged with iscrderly conduct. He was fined S5 k which he paid. He was then taken in and by the territorial officials and a harge of felony was placed after his anne. He will appear before Justice Aincaid on Wednesday,
 A MISSING BOY. Ray Suit, who is escribed by his parents as 14 years f age, with dark brown hair, freckled ace, weighing between eighty-fve and ( inety-hve pounds, has disappeared rom his home and no trace of him an be found. When he loft home he as dressed in dark gray suit with hort pants, and he wore a corduroy ID. The sheriff's office has been noti- ed of the boys disappearance and eff 1rts are being made to find him. TRAIN DELAYED. The Santa Fe, rescott & Phoenix passenger train did Ot arrive until yesterday afternoon wing to a wreck which occurred two liles south of Date creek. A south ound freight train had four cars de- ailed from some unknown cause. here was little damage dcne beside a eneral shaking up of the cars, the ' 0ntents being uninjured. The acci- ent caused a vexatious delay to the assengers on the regular southbound train.
 OFFICERS ELECTED. The Yuca- sc Hose company No. ? held it's annual lection Of officers last night in the Ity engine house. It was necessary pr them to amend their constitution order to hold the election, which as somewhat earlier than authorized, nd they fixed the date of elections