Arizona republican., 1899-04-30
NEWS
 OF T HI
 TOWN

! i-The music class of Miss Welch me
 last night for it's regular recital
 Beethoven was the subject of th; evening.
 "BLOTS AND BLE..iIsHES ON AMERICAN CIVILIZATION" ." - Will
 be the theme of the morning sermon
 at the First Methodist Episcopal church today.
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Henry A. BurTis and Emma Ostrander They
 were married last night at the Central
 hotel by Justice Johnstone.
 | WORK AT LIME CREEK
 Lime Creek Copper company directors held meeting yesterday and it was decided to proceed with work on it's property near Lime Creek, at an early
 date.
 MINING LITIGATION. John L. | Thompson late yesterday afternoon l filed suit in district court against D.
 N. Brown to set aside deeds to the 1 Nellie Gibson and Nargarita mines in
 the Vulture mining district.
 HE GOES HO3LE-Justice c. D. ! Gray yesterday obtained transpoTta- tion to the soldiers home near Santa Monica. Cal, for Laurence Dunn, an | ex-confedeTate soldier who has lived
 in the territory for many years.
 LODGE AT WINSLOW.-J. H. i Campbell, the Good Templar lecturer, l has delivered a series of lectures at i Winslow and succeeded in estabIisb- at Jerome. MT. Campbell will be here about May g.
 AN INFANTS DEATH-Frances Irene Irving. the infant girl of MT.
 and Mrs. T. E. Irving, died last even- ing of CiphtheTia at the home of MT. Irving on South Seventh avenue. The child was ne year and eight months
 old. The funeral will take place at ? o'clock this afternoon.
 RENEWED SERVICE Phoe- nix City Railway cOmpany which has been running but one car on the main line for the past three days, intends to place the third car on the line this morning The trouble has been at the plant where a belt connecting one Of the generators broke.
 A NEW INCORPORATION.-Arti- cIes of incorporation were filed with the recorder yesterday by the Neal Universal Wrench company. The in corporators are: Raymond Pease Smith Of New Land, Conn. and l. The authorized capital stock is $500,- coo and the par value of the shares is S1
 MANAGER GOODELL'S THANKS. Manager GoOdeu of the Western Union Telegraph company expresses himself as being under great ob;iga- ti0ns to the fire department for it's prompt action in putting out the fire so promptly on Saturday morning, as a fire in a telegraph office is as dis astrous as the proyerbial bull in . China shop.
 DEATH OF J. O. PATTON.-J. o. Patton died yesterday evening at his home near Five Points after a long illness He came here from Bath, Me, last November. Arrangements for the funeral have not yet been made The remains will be at least inferred here, but will probably be removed to Bath later He was thirty-eight years of age
 SOCIALIST LABOR MEETING. A i socialist labor meeting was hdd near i the engine house yesterday evening. . There was a good attendance and ad- ] dresses were delivered by J. A. Leach. i candidate for mayor, and other candi- | dates. An attack was made upon the | H. which had the effect of deprivirg | many electors of their votes and was a fOrerunner of a property qualifica- ! ton.
 A BEREAVED FAMILY. After a | sickness of nearly a week the Swear old baby girl of MT and Mrs. George A. Mintz died yesterday afternoon. Several timss the indications were that the little child would recover. and improvement seemed imminent the day of its death. MT Mintz at Globe was notif1sd early Of the illness of hls child and he arrived Friday. NC definite arrangements have ye, been made for the funeral.
 w. c. T. U-The president Of tba Womans Christian Temper ance Union, Mrs. L. M N. Stevens. md the vice president at large. Miss Anna A Gordon, will attend a con ercnce in the Baptist church next Tuesday a. rl-, from to 12 o'clock. They will be given reception in the anne church from to D. m. at which they will give short talks, at 5 harp In the evening at 7:3O they VII deliver addresses in the Prasby- erian church Each of the three , meetings is open to everyone and all adIes and gentlemen are mOst cor iially invited.
 SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC-The 5aptist annual Sunday school picnic Eas held at Phoenix park yesterday. ! bout 123 children and grown folks ! -uehded and the picnic was not con luded until late in the afternoon. E An elegant spread had been prepared md the picnickars assembled in the | 'aYIIIon for the luncheon. The gen Iemen resolved themselves into two 'ase ball teams, one composed of married and the other of single men. lS After spirited struggle. in which no ]