Arizona republican., 1899-01-08
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

e IS CONVALESCENT. Mrs Abi
 Heyman Is rapidly recovering from ar = attack of the grip, which has conf1ne- t her to her home for some time.
 CHURCH ELECTION. At th6 / Seventh Day Adventist election last night Eugene A. Brown was elected
 first elder for the ensuing year, and
 Moses Hunt as second elder.
 HE IS WORSE. Miss Marian Gull yer will not return to take her plac:
 in the schools on Monday. Her father
 who has been ill for some time at his
 home in Kansas. has grown worse, an
 Miss Culver will remain at his bees de
 until his condition imprtve5.
 CREAMERY CORPORATION. Ar
 ticIes of incorporation ,Cf the Mesa Creamery company were filed in the of flee of the county recorder yesterday. The incorporators are Daniel B. Smith, B. M. Johnson and Robert Hornbeck. The capital stock is $500.
 ANOTHER SHEEFMAN MT. J. D. Houck, a sheepman from CCconinO county, has arrived in 1he valley. He did not meet with any apprCciable loss of shaep during the storm of several
 weeks ago, and he says that the loses on the whole were slight. considering the severity of the storm.
 THE GENERAL COMMITTEE. It is expected that MT. Moody will arrive { in Phoenix on Wednesday, January Il. A meeting of the committee of arrange
 ments is called for Monday evening at the Presbyterian church at ' o'clock sharp. A report Of the committee of finance is especially desired.
 ISOM AIRES TRIAL. -Js5m Ayres, colo1ed, charged with robbing Gold waters store, and really caught red handed in the act, was brought before Justice Kincaid yesterday. Relying upon his naver failing rabbits foot he waived the ceremony of pleading and his trial was set for tomorrow.
 TWAS ONLY A JAG. People att large, as well as physicians, sometimes diagnose eases inaccurately. Lsst Fri day Q printer was hauled away from H. H. McNeil's in a cab. The word flew with great rapidity that he had tGe smallpox. he r-turnsd yesterday much improved from having slept off a jag.
 SHIFTING OF OFFICES. -Assistant United States Attorney Bsnnett ysster- day moved his office into one of the grand jury rooms which he will occupy temporarily This move is mae e to make way for District Attorney Flanni- ! gan. A doorway has b2ea cut connect. ing his office with the room lately used by the United States marshal. Ee will occupy both.
 A NEW RESIDENT. MT. L. W. Perkins, a cattleman of the Black Hills. l South Dakota, has arrived in the valley with his family and will make his hone here. He is occupying the h-use re- gently erected by his cousin at his ranch in the northern portion Of the valley. MT. Perkins wilT engage in ranching here and may deeide to go into the cattle business.
 A NEW DAIRY. Joseph Lawson, the pioneer dairyman of the Salt River valley, returned to the city On Friday night after a residcnca of four years in California. MT Lawson started the first cheese factory in the valley and opened the first market for milk out side of the private demand for it. He thinks he will go inc the creamery business again.
 DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS. ParlOrs at the Ford were yes -eIday en- i gagged by the democratic stae central committee and a secretary will be em- Dloyad to take charge of them during the session of the legislature. The : lemocratic members of the legislature |, will be invited to make their headqu2r- t, 10 doubt be Che rendezvous Of the dem < ocrats during the winter.
 K. OF P. ASSIMILATION. The I officers Of K. of P lodge No. f were installed last Friday night: w. ? N. Tiffany, chancellor c-mnander; Ii. $ VI. Willis, master Of work; c. ". Cis- i ley, vice-chanceIOr; Thomas Eden, I 1relata; c. H. Moore, K of R. S.; Ad $ Parish, master of eXchequeT; J. P. 6 McWilliams, master of finance; C. J. \ Arthur, master at arms; J. Simmons, r. nner guard; R. D. Russell, outer guard. fl LEGISLATIVE CONTEST. Tenor C Ow is the time set for the taking Of c lcpositiOns in the contest for the seats t # J. w. Benham, Winfield Scott and 'am Brown, republican members-eiect f the Nineteenth legislative assembly. | ustice Kincaid was designated by D Jerk Gill of the district cour5 as ono f the justices before whom the dePoi ions were to be taken, and Justice c. v. Johnstone as the other. The office of he latter was named as the place. h MATINEE RACES.- There was F leeting last night at the Hotel Adams ]; f members of the G6ntlemen's Driv- P lg association to arrange fer a second r latinea meeting to be held next Sat V rday afternoon at the racing park s outh Of the city. Some good races are b romised, and the matinee will be even P lore successful than the first one held D lst week. It is the purpose Of the D ssociation to hold these settings every Zt wo weeks throughout the winter. A d umber of new members were added } the association last evening.
 THE POULTRY SHOW. The Ari- Ona Poultry association has arranged oi )r a competitive Frize show tO be held l this city four days, beginning the 4th of this month and concluding on SC 1e 27th. This exhibition will m d0ub at
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