Arizona republican., 1899-03-05

 OF TIT;
 TOWN

TRANSFER COMPLETED. - Thr
 formal transfer of the J. Y. T. Smitl | mill property to the Phoenix Flou Mills was completed yesterday. LICENSED TO WED. Marriage Ii
 censes were issued yesterday to Her | man Priesler and Frances Coskey August Hegelend and Mary Arp l COMPANY A WILL SHOOT.-Com- pany will resume target practice to- day at it's range near the asylum. The practice will include both musket and pistol work
 A BUSY DAY. Captain G. D. Gray had busy day of il yesterday with pensioners. He made up twenty-five vouchers and several more were yet to be heard from
 RE-LINE THE GENERATOR. =
 The gas company will commence Mon
 day to refine the interior of its gas
 generator. It will be necessary to do
 the work during the night
 SENIORS PICTURE. The senior
 class of the high school spent Satur-
 day very pleasantly by a picnic to the
 "Hole-in- Rock" The party re-
 turned late in the afternoon.
 NORMAL BOARD MET. The nor
 nal school board of trustees held it's
 annual meeting yesterday in the offices
 of T. W. Pemberton, at which the au-
 diting of claims constituted the busi-
 ness transacted
 REMEMBERED BY A FRIEND. - E. P. Gunnen yesterday received infor- nation from the east that a friend who
 died there recently had been mindful of him in making his last will to the extent of $2,700.
 r of men left yesterday for the Mayer cor ral, thirty-eight miles from Prescott, where they will be engaged in shear ing sheep. The sheep at the corral number about 10000.
 INDIAN SCHOOL ENTERTAIN MENT.-The public is invited by Su- perintendent McCowan to attend an entertainment to be given by the pupils of the Indian school at the school hall next Friday evening, March 10, at s O clock
 MR. MALLS APPOINTMENT. - Word was received at this office from Washington last night that William H. Nall of this city had been appointed dairyman at the Indian school. MT. Nall is a teamster living in the north eastern part Of town.
 WILL EXAMINE FOR TEACHERS. The regular quarterly county school teachers examination will be held Monday and Tuesday, probably at the Central school building. Professor A. D. Fulton, superintendent of public instruction; Professor J. c. Cole and Miss Hattie Culver will constitute the examining board.
 NO INVITATIONS. The arrange ment committee for the St. Patrick ball and banquet has decided that it will not issue invitations. It believes that in view of the ball being general it can do more toward insuring a re- spectable crowd without the use of in vitations. The celebration premises to be a decided success.
 SUING THE BUCKEYE. Two suits against the Buckeye Canal company were filed in Justice Gray's court yes terday to recover for labor performed on the canal. The plaintiff in one case was NJ. F. ClantCn, and in the other A. L. HenshaW. The complaint in the latter case embraced a half dozen claims which had been assigned to the plaintiff.
 DEATH OF T. P. HILL-T. P. Hill, who at one time resided in Phoenix, died at Danby. Cal, on February 2S. Mir Hill made many friends during his residence in Phoenix. He was com pelled to leave here on account of his continued failing health. His change of residence did not arrest his decline and he died after ten days confinement. i Los Angeles papers are requested to make mention of his death.
 A HEAVY FREIGHT. One of the heaviest freight trains ever taken over | the s. F. P. & P. left Phoenix yester- | lay morning. It consisted of eighteen ! cars. There were seven cars of hay for the north and California, two cars | of wool andrthree cars of pelts for Bos- | ton. A car of machinery and one of for Prescott and three l .hree engines co pull the train up the | lilI"
 A PHOENIX HOTEL MANAGER The Denver Hotel Bulletin makes the announcement: George M. | Walker has secured Q lease of both the danitou and Mansions hotels at Mani ou for the coming season. The past | ,wo seasons W. NJ. s. Doughty has rad lease of the Mansions, but it is evident the owner preferred to have he one tenant as heretofore This vill make the fifteenth sasnn that MT Walker has conducted both houses. Mir. Walker is at present managing the Adams house, Phoenix, Ariz.''
 SUFFERED A RELAPSE. Marshal Hooker yesterday received a telegram rom the Needles saying that there was n insane man there by the name @ o. ;. Ball who was suspected of having escaped from the territorial insane asy- um. He was described as being 60 ears Of age and having white hair and beard. The marshal telepboned to the 'sylum and received q reply that no innate Of that name and description lad escaped from the institution, hough man named 0. l.. Ball has been discharged as cured from the asy- um several years ago.
 WILL HEAR BISHOP VINCENT Bishop J. H. Vincent, L. L. D., one of he most eminent divines of the MethO- list church, will preach beth morning |