Arizona republican., 1899-03-06
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

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 ern Union Telegraph company has un-
 delivered messages for Vernon Camp
 bell, Miss Jennie Farrell and Martin 1 Farrell.
 GUS HIRSCHFELD OUT AGAIN. - Gus Hirschfeld, who has been suffering | with a distressing complaint in his throat, was on the street yesterday, but his condition still shows room for i'm 1 prOVement
 RED CROSS MEETING. Tine reg
 ular monthly meeting of the Red Cross society will be held a the residence of 1 Mrs. A. c. Baker tomorrow afternoon 1 al 2. D. m. A full attendance of the members is urgently requested
 LEGISLATORS TOOK A RIDE ! Aaron Goldberg yesterday after noon treated a number of legislators to 1 tally-ho ride. The party visited the i ostrich farm and a number Of other points of interest in the valley.
 CONCERT WELL ATTENDED. - ! A large number of people took advan- l tage of the delightful Sunday to be | present at the band concert. The open | air concerts are commencing to assume 1 the appearance of the former summer l gatherings.
 THE TRAINED DOGS.-As an i at the park yesterday with his team Of trained dogs. Those who attended
 were well satisfied with the entertain
 ment, and the team attracted much at
 tention upon arriving in town.
 DENTISTS MEET TODAY. The
 Dentists association will hold it's Jn-
 nU2l meeting today at the offices Of Dr.
 w. G. Lentz in the Wells building. The
 meeting will continue throughout the greater part of the day, as the members are anxious to return to their business.
 AFTER A HARD STRUGGLE. - Charles McManus, who for some time
 has been confined to his bed from q very severe attack of pneumonia, is ra pidly cOnvalescing. At one time dur ing his sickness his relatives and friends despaired of his ultimate re- coVery.
 HE HAS A RECORD. Herman Miller, the man who was held by Jus tice Johnstone to the grand jury on Saturday for robbing Marcel Dugas, miner, in the rear of ThaIheimer's on Friday night, has an established cTinl- inal record of two years in the peniten- tiary. He served one term from this county and one from YaVapai.
 A NEW TENNIS CLUB.-A tennis club was organized Sat urday night at the Hardwick hotel with Leo Rosenburg, president, L0rimer Hill, secretary and treasurer, and Frank Gray, stock holder. The club has already been successful in securing the court Of TT. w. Hines, and 1t has forwarded an or der for complete paraphenalia.
 RETURNING MINE HUNTERS. - ho Co rival at the Hotel Brewster of W. Ii. Black of Phoenix and J. H. Devereux ot Ensenada, Lower California. These gentlemen left here more than month ago to go to California to investigate some gold and copper properties. MT. DevereuX is a Colorado man, repre- senting considerable eastern capital.
 UNCONFIRMED APPOINTMENT 1 Mr. A A Armstrong of Phoenix is not quite sure of his status of nomi- nee as Indian agent q t Apache. His nomination is among those reported as rot confirmed by the senate. This is taken to mean that they were not acted 1 upon, but were not rejected. In any event the nominees will have to be re- appointed ad interim, if at all. Such | . reappOintment in Mir Armstrong's | case is the more probable since he was GPpJInl6u IO . vacancy.
 AN EXPERT/ BILLIARDTST. = George Spinks. the famous billiard ex- pert. will probably give an exhibition | at the BOdega three or four days next | week. J. P. Kraber has been in cor respondence with him Tor some time . and though negotiations have rot quite 1 been concluded they probably will be. | Spinks is the western billiard cham piOn and belongs to the class of Ives, Slosson, Sutton and Schaeffer, with whom he appeared in the famous New | York tournament year ago.
 AT HIS OWN REQUEST. M. NJ Fl. Williams, late district attorney of county, who has been in fail ing health for two years past, due to SOftening of thazbr2in, was yesterday i placed in the territorial hospital for the insane at his own request. Mr. Williams has been steadily failing for some time and none realized it more lcutely than himself Loss of power to work and of memory caused him a great deal of worry and he felt that treatment at the territorial hospital would be of benefit.
 REPUBLICANS SPRING EDITION. The special spring edition of The Arizona Republican to be published on or before April 1 is in active prepara- tion. Among other interesting features t will contain articles by representa- tive men dealing with the mineral az ricultural, manufacturing, commercial and general resources of the territory These articles will be of interest to residents and visitors, and particularly to business men. Don't forget that the special spring edition G0O0O eopies) will be a most valuable medium for advertising matter of all kinds.
 HAD ENOUGH OF IT. - William Fairchiid had q weird and what was a satisfactory experience in t5e sense that he is fully satisfied with it, on Saturday night. He had for some time been fTetting under the restraints of