Arizona republican., 1899-02-26

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. | arc waiting felG2ramS at the WeSteTl Union office for ". o Manson, " H
 Hamlyn and E. P, Harrison.
 DEATH OF \. L. WARNCCK. "A
 !. Warn0ck, aged 27. died Friday il
 Mesa and his remains were sent to Sac
 TameEtO last night.
 IS CONVALESCING. Charles Mo
 GIanus who has been confined to his
 bed for several 0ays, is improving anf expects to be at his business within
 few days
 BALL GAMES TO-DAY. Tine Or
 p1an5 have arranged a game cf base
 ball with the DeMund nine for this af- ternOon. The latter team has lately been strengthened on first base Th1 Yucatecs will play in Tempe
 TODAY'S CONCERT. The usual Sunday afternoon concert by the Pic
 neer band will take place at tine city 1 hall plaza today, beginning at 2:30. A i more than ordinarily excellent pro- gramne has been arranged.
 1 EDWARD J. RFiMICK DEAD.-Ed- ward ! .Beimick. formerly Of Chicago ] aged q years, died Friday. He leaves
 9 wife living here The funeral ser vices will be heldIat o'clock this af- . ternOOn at the parlOTs Of Davis C Co. . LOST HIS DOG James Griffin has ] lost his water spaniel called Duke. = ] The dog was well known around the i streets and made q large number of 1 friends who W.Ii miss their pet if MT. 1 Griffin is nor successful in locating it. 1 A CHANGE OF CASHIERS. Miss Bertha Kershaw. who has been the ef- fcient and accommodating cashier at Coffee As for several months, re i signed yesterday to take 2 vacation Of few weeks before returning to her ! home at Kansas City. She will be succeeded by Miss Nora Parrett, who formerly held the position.
 IN PROBATE COURT. The will of Chauncey Foster Rogers was admitted to probate yesterday a4d '{FC0df0rd H Rogers w& appointed execlGlor. Briefs in the case Of Ramon Ebarra, claimant in the estate of Manuel Con zalez, were fled. This is Q case in which the claimant believed himself to he . son of Gonzalez and knew no bet ter until after the latter's death, when he sought to recover $75Q, pay for three years Of service.
 LITTLE E3IGA'S TRANSFER. - Some time age dlninUtive Indian girl called Little Emma tR72s lost in the shuf1e at the Ind.a school enc day when several hundred children were
 
 days afteuward at the Sacat0n school. How she left the one e came to the other is wholly . matter of conjecture She is toe small to tell, but it is sup r-sed that sla was kidn3geG by her mother, who wanted to be near her.
 AN INTELLIGENT FfC.5S S.1.-T'ranlz Moss has 2 well trained saddle horse and when he is tired Of using the an imal he simply turns u loose and all lows it to return home without escort This he did yesterday on Washington street, and IS usual when Q runaTay occurs 2 large number of people soon collected and some of them endeavcred to bring the animal to 2 halt. Nr. Moss was compelled to follow the hCrse with explanations.
 \ TEACHERS KEEPING. A monthly teachers meeting was held yesterday at the Central school build ing The meeting was addressed by County School Superintendent F7uitca or general educational topics, and bT Mrs Hood tf the Normal on the Foundation of Teaching Geography" This subject attracted 2 discussion that occupied the remainder o8 tae session, 1 so that the regular programme went over until the nexL meeting.
 A DEAD MANS SHOES. A letter was lately received al the office Ot the county recorder from c. B. Hayden, . i commission merchant Of Chicago, { making inquiries about the financial ! affairs of P. ?. Hayden. The latter is I a former resident Of Phoenix who iEas | lately drowned at Vallejo, Cal lie is { Q brother of tho writer who says he was informed 3y telegraph of the tragedy and that his brother left a de- | p0Sit in a PhlenlE bank
 ST. PATflICN'S CLUE. The Irish ' residents Of the city have organized . f society called St. PatTick's club, with | that distinguished French citizen. s. P. | Clark president. and A. s. Arthur. sec i Tetary. The celebration of the patron l saints day will take place under the | auspices Of the club There will be a i banquet and a ball on the night cf ! March IT, the latter at tha c 1@eili haE. ! will be delivered by Presi- ! dent Cooper Of the Cook county, Ilii- ! nCis, democratic club, Hon. John c. /; EerndCn and others.
 HE LED THE RAID. -J0En K La- | Roy, better known among his friends 1 iE the McGord regiment as Count de i Goats arrived yesterday and ia look i ing none the verse fol his experience i with eGabaimej beef. Mr Letoy Ind l ar extensive acquaintance in the regi- | ment, having been perfectly familiar with officers and men alike, and lie will l be long remembered as the person who 1 with painted face and stGred i1 cu-k- skin garb, led inc infuriated charge of l the territorial regiment against the frightened EoWery lads of the T'a aelf5h New York.
 HE HAD RAISED REED. -'I was never more thoroughly surprised by a politician move" said Col. Jerry MilIay at the probate office yesterday, than l am by the attitude Of Speaker Reed toward the administration. Have you ever seen Reed ?" inquired 2 byst2ndar who had forgotten that Col. EIiliay himself was Maine man. Have ever seen Tom Read?" echoed 1ha colonel .L,wa .snan, him a1..5. L.,.n