Arizona republican., 1899-01-31

NEW OTARIES-NotariaI com
 missions were issued yesterday to
 Mater ". Lorains of Phoenix and Lawrence M. Quinian of Flagstaff.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAlIs. - ! The Western Union has undelivered | telegrams for George E. Uallich, Will liam Burrage, Erwin Stanh1pe and J. w. Bradley.
 i RESCUE PRAYER MEETING. - 1 The Florence Crittenton prayer meet 1 ing will be led by Dr. C.. Pratt, it
 7:30 p. III. this evening. A cordial in | vitation is extended to all.
 YAYAPAI COUNTY CASE-A trial i took place in the district clerks office yesterday before Judge Street. It was i the case Of \. c. Frost against the Sundance Mining company, transferred from Yav2pai county.
 i FOLLOWING 1IR. MOODY-The Moody meetings are being followed LID 1 by gospel services at the Presbyterian church. The meetings will be con ducted during the week, beginning at I7:30 The subject of last nights meet ing was Salvation"
 THE CONVENT CCNTRACT.- Creighton & SchenstrOn, the archi- tects. yesterday awarded the contract for building the convent of the Sisters of Mercy on Fourth and Monroe
 streets, to Fifeld 6, Gallagher The contract figures are $7,000. MINING NEAR WICKENBURG.-
 H. NJ. Davenport who has been em 1 ployed in quarantine duty at Wicken- burg, came to the city yesterday morn 1 ing There is a great mining outlook at EVickenburg Work is going on at all the camps in that region and sev- eTal important sales are impending.
 YOUNG MEMS ,MEETING-Th | meeting tonight at the n. F. church. | corner of Second avenue and Monroe street. will be specially in the interest | of young men and the young men of
 the city are specially invited to at tend Rev. J. M. Weens will preach
 the sermon Services will begin at
 7:30 p. in. sharp.
 1 DEATH OF M. P. FORBE5-M. P. l Forbes. who came here from Iowa not | long ago. died at the Sisters hospital on Sunday The remains were eri- 1 balmed by W. A. Davis and held tD await instruction from 9 brother, c. 1 A Forbes, whO lives at West Harvey, 1 Ia. 4 telegram was received from him yesterday saying he would start 1 at once fer Phoenix.
 1 POLICE COURT DAY.-The pClic3 l court docket yesterday was made I'D Cf ! LlFO IODCS, one tl- lt4th G1ftl- L6G Dttg 1 clists arrested for dlsTegarding the sidewalk ordinance. They were strangers in the city and did not know | there was such an ordinance until 1 they were enlightened by Officer Mol | Joy, who is regarded as an authority in such matters. The drunk was fined l s. One of the hobos was fined s and the other gave q reasonably good Gc- count Of himself and was discharged. A CIVIL SERVICEAPPOINTAENT 1 -C. v. WarLman has been appointed 1 2 clerk in the pCstofice in charge Of 1 the money order window. Mir War; i man took the civil service examination ! for q pOstOfice appointment about six 1 months ago, taking first rank among | some eighteen or tWeEty applicants 1 examined, hA5 being placed on the el- ! igi0le list. MT. Wartman is a young man Of splendid character and no bst- | ter appointment could have been made. | Fer four years past he has been in the | employ Of the street railroad company | and has made many friends by his | courta0Usness and manly bearing. | THE CRIME or BEING.-Geo.
 Kennedy, who was arrested on Satur- l day night for explaining in the block, i why the Philippines ought not t0 be retained and discussing other matters
 of current interest in unlawful Ian
 guage, was brought before (Justice l Johstone yesterday afternoon. Four women were there also to testify tg
 Kennedy's expression Of his views 1T was not what Kennedy said or did that
 was offensive. His very presence in
 this town is unlawful and he pleaded
 guilty. Justice JOhnstOne. after point | ing out the enOrmity Of his being here and inferring that his being anywhere
 on earth would be an outrage, fined | him S75. He went to jail for seventy ! five days.
 1 NCGALES REAL ESTATE. -Mc. T. r. Grindell left last night for N0gales to look after property interests there ] which promise to become eX-ansive. 1 While he was superintendent of the l schools of the Line city he acquired a l tract within the limits embracing about 200 lots. He had the tract piatted as Grindell's addition, and the strests and l alleys designated. But there was cloud over the tOWnsile and men | bought and sold real estate there when l they could not help themselves. A
 transfer Of any sort was hardly more | than 9 lease and the boom which No gales felt ought to come was kept out. ! Last week the town received patent fer which it had long been struggling
 and il is enabled now to say it's soul is
 it's own. Real estate has taken on a new value and when man buys i5 he knows he is coming into possession of i something which will belong to him, l his heirs and assigns forever. i TELLTALE Samuel
 CratZer is an ingrate as well as q thief
 For the last three or four weeks he has
 been boarding at the residence of
 Mrs. John Corbell. 9 widow While
 she was at church on Sunday night
 Cratzer broke into a trunk and stole
 a $20 gold piece. He also took q golden
 copper cent, but for which
 Mrs. Corbeu would have sup
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