Arizona republican., 1899-01-28

l has been perfectly conscious since tht 1 first shock of the accident. Witt l great propriety her friends could con
 tr. bute toward making her surround ings more cheerful and in a number O
 ways they have an opportunity tC prove their friendship.
 l SUPREME COURT RECEPTION l The reception Of Chief Justice ant 1 Ms. Street in honor of the Cove. no
 and associate justices of the supreme
 cCurt. last night was one of the mos | brilliant social events of the season | The judges and their wives assisted Mir. and Mrs. Street in receiving Int
 house was handsomely decorated anC
 more than one hundred invited guests enjoyed the hospitality of the hosts o1 i the evening"
 BLEW HIS HEAD OFF.-Mr. J. H Burger received a letter yesterday
 from his father at Humbug, conveying the information that a miner who has ! be n employed by the elder Burger al Humbug for some time past commit ted suicide last Sunday. The man
 whose name was not given in the let
 ter. had been working about the mine
 and being paid off last week entered
 on a protracted spree. Sunday he
 lighted a stick of giant powder and
 blew his head off
 A NEW CATTLE COMPANY. Ar
 ticles Of incorporation of the Adams
 Cattle company wee filed in the office
 of the county recorder yesterday. The
 incCTpOratOTs are II. |. Adams. W. H.
 Bartlett and M ". Bartlett Glendale
 will be the principal place of business.
 The capital stock is $25,000, divided into shares of $1c0 eac1. The object Of the incorporation is to deal in cattle. as
 the name signifies, and also in lands,
 water rights, etc.
 IA MATCH TROTTING RACE. -
 W. N. Tiffary's Juno J." and J. M SCott's ''Mambrin0" have been
 matched for a half mile trotting race,
 best two in three, for $250 a side and a $50 purse offered by 4. J. Winningham, the lessee of the old race track south of town. The race will occur Thurs day afternoon, February 2, and MT. Winningham is now arranging for two CT three running races to take place at the same time, probably a three-eights mile and a one-half mile dash.
 AN UNFORTUNATE COLLECTOR. Julius Glichman, the old man who tried to shoot himself at the LazeoIa sisters road house q month ago, and having been discharged from there, went back to the road house to create a disturbance, was in Justice John stones court yesterday. Hs pleaded guilty ana said in eXtenuati0n that the object Of his errand at the d5vecCte was to collect his back salary. Whsn he asked for it somebody sluggsd him in the eye. The old man has the slugged eye to prove this part ef his statement. He was fined $10 and re- grets that his attempt It suicide was not successful.
 RETURN OF WILLIAM OSBORN William Osborn, q pioneer 3f Arizona and for many years 9 resident of Phoenix, returned to the city lately from the soldiers home a. Santa Mon ica, where he has been living for the last six months. He has come to meet some paIties who are negotiating for the purchase of his copper property near Vulture. He is looking much better than when h9 went away. He says that William ZubroI, an inmate Of the home and for Eany years res ident of Tempe and PhOenIX and once candidate for mayer Of this city, died at the home and was buried last Monday.
 LOCATED THE THIEF. -Jusice is slow for many people, but if thsy have patience the lady Of the b3indfCld and scales generally gets around. An ex- ample has been furnished in the ex- perience Of Jim Y6e, 3 Chinese cook, well known in Phoenix. Five years ago, while running a laundry in Pres colt, Jim had a valuable diamond ring stolen by China, boy named Hon Cue Gah. Jim bidsd his time, but all the while kept traCers out in an ende2vOr to l0- cate Gah. His efforts were rewarded yesterday, when he leaned that Gah was in Santa Barbara, Cal, and pre- pairing to return to China. Jim wired to friends to detain Gah md will leave for that city tonight to recover pos session Of his property.
 AN ABANDONED TRIP. The wife of Constable Frank McClintoek had net been feeling well for several days. On Wednesday evening she said: Frank, believe I'll go up to Castle Creek for a few days for rest Why, certainly, certainly," replied Frank. You need rest. You are looking bad. You might go up on Fri day night, or if you can get ready, to- morrow night" It was arranged that she should so last night. All day Mir McClintCck went about his home blithely whistling snatches Of almost forgotten tunes. His ex- traordinary cheerfulness filled Mrs l with gloomy imaginings. | Yesterday morning sie made an- nCuncement that she felt better than ! she had for year and did not believe | it was necessary to go to the hot springs at al.
 MORE ROOM NEEDED. Ut has | been definitely ascertsined that more | school room is needed for the city | schools n5xt year. Something will | have to be done. An enlargement in | some direction is unavoidable. Efthel' ! one or more new school houses will | have to be built CT else extensive ad- | dltions which will cost as much will | have to Le male to all the present | The board is inclined to | put up new buildings, for thereby they will be providing for the future, while i l system of~additions is only a make { shift. Five Points is regarded as a proper location f1r 9 neW huiIdine and 1