Arizona republican., 1899-04-13


Weston Union has kilograms for
Charles A. Lucas and \. T. Donaldson.
LICENSED TO WED. A marriage
license was issued yesterday to Alex
AMER Duff and Ella Black of Jerome
Junction.
TENNIS MATCH. Tho Phoenix
Tennis club wild play a game with the
Tempe club today. It Will take place
in Tempe.
SHIPPED LAST NIGHT. Over the
southern route last night two cars Of
cattle were sent to Los Angeles and
one to FL Paso.
CUT TELEGRAPH RATES. The
telephone line is new completed from
Prescott to jerome. this reducing the
telegraph rate from Phoenix TO Je-
rome to 50 cents.
LADIES AID SOCIETY. The La
diss' Aid society Of the Baptist church
VII, held an afternoon tea this after
noon from ? until O'Clock. in the
church paTlors. All ladies are cordially
invited.
a REAL ESTATE PURCHASE. =
Shirley CLeistv. who recently sid his
property on Nordh Second avenue 20
Harry Diehl has purchased the 81
monds property and residence on
North Second avenue.
LETTERS or ADAITNISTRA ALTON.
Letters of administrator on the es-
tate OF r. Y. Griffith were issued yes
ter5ay to R. NJ Wallace. This Is the
case in which there was a Spirited con-
test. there being Three applicants for
the enthusiastically.
FIRE ELECTION. The election Of
rsW cfIicers CT EUcatec HC5e company
No. , t9ok Place last night, resulting as
fellows: u n. SaaTadTa, president; i.
Serrano. vice-presi5eus; J. II. Melen-
Grez, secretary; z. Barrios, assistant
secretary; C. Cescletti, treasurer; J.
Flores. foreman; A. BernaI, r. Bernal.
fire police.
NEW YORK NINE. The owners Of
the New York copper mine about nine
miles south Of hC5 springs will socn
commerce SHIPPING are 10 the Silva
City smelte- The ore is mostly low
grade, buc seems to be present in q
large quantity. Considerable develop
ing has been done. The S. T. ?. & p.
may shortly build a siding to lessen
the distance CT hauling ere for ship
ment
A FOREIGN CORPORATION. A.
ticlc3 Of Incorporation Of ne Pacific
States Savings Loan and Building
c-n3any Of san Frar-isco wC-7 fled in
the Office of the territorial secretary
Yesterday. The inCc~r2rG5Crs are John
H. Wise. Wi1iam II. Busch, William
Purdy of San Francisco, A. D. Hart OF
Seattle, Wash and c. e. Malkey Of
Los Angeles. The capital stock is
$25. 900. 900.
A SMOKY NUISANCE. -Imprison-
mert for life or hanging Ly the heels
until ned in the face should be The pen
y fixed by the city council fOr the
economical individual who attempts to
burn the refuse from his barn instead
Of having il hauI1I away. The vile
smudge parmeates the atmosphere fer
blocks in evC-y direction. making tae
invalid long for 4 fresh breath Of air.
and the strong man to get out his gun
and take a shot at the creator cf the
nuisance.
JOURNALISTS ABROAD. J. II.
Reuck of the Los Angeles Times and A
3. Rich Of the Los Angeles Record,
two experienced Journalists, ara max
ing tour Of Arizona on a vacation
which viii BE employed in compiling
data for a handsome half-tone edition
to be entitled, ''Arizcna and It's Re-
sources to be is=Ued il July. 1899 Tt
will comprise forty pages and tn
thousand copies viii bn distributed
ccong the delegates 10 the National
Educational association convention to
convene at Los Angeles IN July
The REIBLING BANKRUPTCY. =
\ petition il bankruptcy by Charles
II. Rieb,ing was filed in district court
yesterday, as was announced by The
Republican. The schedules show his
estate to am1Int to nearly $4,000, in
Guiding his book accounts. wniIa his
liabilities OF all classes amount 10
81, 200. One ilem Of the liabilities, I.
C1a,teI mortgage fer $500, is sacur3 ed
by property WoTtbl "a, 500. This is the
Gay On which his property was To be
sold under the various attachments
and the sale would probably occur bu-
for an injunction which viii b. served
in time to stop It.
MR.. CLARK'S LODGhRS. IT is
well known that lir Clark. the owner
Of the United Verde, is of a thrifty ma
fure, bat the latest story told about his
+ markabIe 'thEii, scmeviac staggers
one. There are twenty-five FlsEcl-
men working in the mine who did not
feel aj0le to pay the lodging house fee
iCr sic cling in their houses, so they
spread their blankets rnder & con-
pany shed and retired to dream OF
heaven, where no charge is made for ?
resting place. When pay day arrived
each We kman was short > cents a cay
in his pay, and upon inquiry it was
learned that -dr. Clark had made this
charge for resting under his shed.
DESTINATION UNZNCWN.-A te,-
e2ram was received at the local Office
in this city some time ago addressed
to q man who was dead and buried. IN
accordance. with the custom Of the tel
egTaph company a service message
was sent to the originating point mott
tying them that the person was dead
and the message could not b. deliv-