Arizona republican., 1899-06-11
NEWS
 OF T HH
 TOWN

NEW NOTARIES. -Notarial com
 missions were issued yesterday to J
 R. Lee of Monitor, Yuma county, and
 J. w Evans cf Phoenlz1.
 HAY SENT NORTH. -Four car | loads Of hay were sent out over the northern route last night for distribu-
 ton along the Santa Fe Pacific line. LICENSED TO WED. License to
 marry was issued yesterdaytO Thomas
 G. Peyton and Bertha Bullock, Thom as E. Horton and Liliie List, George F | Bullard and Katherine Fisk. WILL GO EAST. Hugh Creigh- l ton, assistant to the general freight
 and passenger agent Of the M. & P, | has rendered his resignation to that | road and will leave shortly for New York
 | POULTRY MEETING.- A meeting
 of the Arizona Poultry, Pigeon and Live Stock association will be held at the court house Cn Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock Considerable business
 preparatory to holding another exhibit will be transacted and a full attend ance is solicited.
 THE CARBIDE CHAMBER EMPTY. A P Walbridge says that if the party who absconded with the acety- lene lamp of his bicycle, which was standing in front of the ONNeill hall Friday night, will return it tempoTar-
 fly he will fill the chamber of the lamp
 with carbide. It was empty when he saw it last.
 WAITING FOR 4 SHOE. The con-
 tract for sinking and completing the well at the Phoenix city water works has been let and men will soon be en- gagged with the work night and day. It has been suspended awaiting the ar rival of an irCn shoe. Timlcers have been cut. but cannot be put in until the shoe arrives.
 s7SWEATIN' TOO''-'Mighty warm today" said a barber who was sitting under a fan in Bottoms barber shCp, to one arduously engaged in cutting hair "Yes,'' replied the other barber, tits powerful warm. "WeI, but youse prespiring,' persisted the other. Yes was the return, ''Ise prespir- ing and sweatin' too"
 ELEVATION OF FLORENCE. - Thomas Winsor of the United States geological survey came in yesterday from Kyrene. He has line of levels to Florence and is returning ever another route to Tempe. The altitude Of Florence measures 403 feet above that of Phoenix. MT. Winsor will soon prosecute his work in the Super stitiCn mountains.
 GLENDALE LODGE l. O. G. T. The first of a series of public meetings under the auspices of Maricopa dis trict lodge l. o. G. T. will be held in the Methodist church in Glendale on Tuesday night next. the address Of the evening to, be delivered by the Rev. L. O. Et rgusOn Of Phoenix. Sev- eral members of tke order will ac- company him and assist in the meet ing
 A GOOD MINING DEAL. Samuel Franklin yesterday effected a sale to Albert c. Burrage of Boston a group of copper and gold claims near Wick enburg. These claims were the prop erty of his daughter, Miss Ella Frank lin, well known as a teacher in the schools Of this county. She has re- ceived 5000 in cash for them. The deal was accomplished through MT. w H. Burrage, a cousin of the buyer, who is one Of the foremost members of the great Amalgamated company.
 OPTOMISTIC OF PHOENIX. MT. c. O. MailiouX, tie noted consulting engineer of New York, who has been Investigating some engineering pro Pects for this valley, left on his return trip last night. MT. MaillouX predicts that within ten years this city will enjoy a population of 25,000 MT. MaillCuX neaci+y sees the need of an increased supply of water and he is in a position to know when he says that the pans to conserve it are ma turing.
 A LAWN PARTY-Norma Sweeney gave a very pleasant lawn party to number of her little friends yesterday afternoon. Among those present were: Ella Luhrs, Sadie McNeil, Rayma Chalmers, Carrie McNeil, Marie Lewis, EleanCr Lewis, Eleanor Grant, Frances Lcunt, Elma Gold berg, Teddy Heyman. Mildred Kemp, Hazel Goldberg, Lola Gillett, Mamie PendletOn, Hazel Kemp, Grace Stroud, Helen McNider, Laura Kendrick, Fanny Stroud, Perlita Hernandez and J. Paul Sweeney.
 TO THE GRAND CANYON. MT, Egbert L. Clark. who has spent the winter at the RImney, left Thursday for an overland trip to the Grand can yon accompanied by his two friends, MT Will Maull and Mir. Frank Nelson, who made Q ffceen hundred mile trip with him on a buck board through These three young men arc fine musicians and any tourists hay ing the good fortune to meet them will be royalty entertained. MT Clarke will return to Phoenix, as his interests here demand his attention.
 CASTLE CREEK HOT SPRINGS.- Word was received from Castle Creek hot springs last night that the ar- rivals on Friday nights trains en route to the springs, which is at pres- ent one of the most delightful resorts in Arizona, were Mrs. George H. Cook, Mrs. J. C. Herndon and daughter of Prescott, and Mr. and Mrs c. c. Ran-