Arizona republican., 1899-01-02
NEWS OF THE
 TOWN


 terian church of all those who will
 compose the chorus for the Moody
 meetings.
 GONE TO NOGALES.-Mr Otto P.
 Kroeger, tEe architect, is in NOgales,
 where he will prepare plans for several
 new buildings which are to Je erected | in the border town.
 THE ORCHESTRA.-Th music fur nished at The Republican office during the reception on Saturday night was by
 Feuerstein' orchestra, and it was of that high order of excellence which
 this orchestra always gives.
 EVENINGS PLEASURE. At the Salvation ball con Thursday evening | there will be held a gramophOne enter tainment which will give the audience
 an address by Gen. Booth and other leaders Of the Salvation Army. A DINNER PARTY.-Mr. Bert Craw- ford and Mir. J. Kraber gave a dinner to
 Mr B. Mcbride, a fell0w-traveller, at Coffee AIS restaurant last evening" There was but one table, and the guests were Messrs. Williams, Mathie and Kelley.
 A PLEASANT SURPRISE. - MT William Falkenstein, who has been employed at the New York store for several years past, left last night for home. The clerks of the store present ed him with picture which contained all the clerks of the store. It was in closed in a handsome frame.
 THEY LIKE MEXICO.-The com mittee of Delaware Indians who went to the Yaqui country to inspect the. lands thsre have returned home. Messrs. R. c. Adams and J. Bullette, the leaders of the committee, say that they were greatly pleased with the lands inspect ed and have prepared a vsry favorable report, which they will submit to their people. They have also submitted a proposition to the canal company, which, if accepted, will doubtless result in the sale of large portions of the lands to them. The committee will return in June and remain on the Yaqui a couple Of months to see how they like the hot weather. MT. H. H. Logan, of accompanied the party on the trip to the Yaqui valley.
 RACES AT ALHA A.-I esterday afternoon there were number of run ming races at Alhambra, which were witnessed by a large crowd. Among the spectators was John Moore, of Phoenix. During one of the exciting finishes some one stepped on mans ! foot who was standing near MT. Moore. | The felIow accused MT. Moore of having committed the offense, and he started | toward him with the evident intention | of doing him up." MT. Moore noticed | that his antagonist was deathly pale, [ out he thought it was caused by intense | anger, and as he stepped back to get ' put of the mans way the face became . winter, and finally the man fell to the ! ground in a dead faint. He was carried | to the canal, and after an hours hard | work the boys brought him around all | right.
 GOOD S.-Manager Pat | .On, of the opera house, last night re- turned from Los Angeles, wh5re he 1 went to arrange for the appearance in | this city of number of good com )anies. He has booked the Ward James-Kidder company for an engage nent on the 9th of this month, and a lumber of lesser attractions have been secured. Phoenix" says Mir. Patton, is one of the favored cities, and I con- ;ider it fortunate that we will have the pleasure of seeing this great combina- ion of the best talent of the stage. Neither Tucson nor any other city out side of Los Angeles has been able to get this company, and it was at no maIl expense that I was able to secure hem for Phoenix" Frederick Ward, Louis James and Katherine Kidder hould ba given crowded house by the people of Phoenix.
 GOVERNMENT ROAD.-The govern nent has commenced the construction If military road from Rice, a station ,n the G. ", G. & N railroad nine It niles from San Carlos, to Fort Apache, distance of about eighty miles. This cad is for the purpose of transporting he supplies needed at the fort during |, ,ad weather All the supplies go in rom Holbrook, but during the winter I eason the roads are impossible, and he distanca is too great w. O. Futile, f San Carlos, has a force of Indians at i york on the road. The new road will ford an outlet to the timber and ] hOrten the haul of supplies at least fty miles. The government also con- amplates building a lumber house for ach family on the San Carlos reserVa- ion. The Globe Times says a $70,000 chOolhouse will be built on the San .arlos river and some S60, 900 spent in -rigation improvements. MCGOWAN VS. JONES-Lieut. Wiley ;. Jonlss has filed a complaint in the | istrict clerks office in SOlOmOnville mich bears the title Territory of Ari- ( Ona, by Wiley E. Jones, VS- JOhn Mc- rowan.'' and is a suit brought by MT. ones to disbar John McGO'wan from ( ractising law at the bar of the terri l 1ry, both district and supreme courts. ( he complaint sets forth the statement nat John McGowan on or about the ( st of November forged and circulated a false letter, purpCrting to be written y Attorney-General AinswOrth, of ( 'hoeniX. A copy of the letter is at lchsd to the complaint. 1He case will l r0bably coma up for hearing at the z -pril term of cOut This litigation t rew out of the action Of John McGo- i 1an in questioning the eligibility of - ieut. Jones for the office of district at ' 0rney. Suit was brought by him, and ( ls. case came Up for trial before Judge . M. Doan at Solomonville last week. g udgG DOan took the matter under ad~