Arizona republican., 1899-03-04
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

ATTACK OF PNEUMONIA. HI. L
 Russell of the National steam laundr, is very sick, having been visited by al l attack of pneumonia
 SENT TO NEW YORK. The body
 of Mrs. Helena Teaburg, who die( 2 Thursday of pneumonia, was sent las
 night to her former home at New Yorl
 city.
 AT THE M. E. CHURCH.-Bisho1
 Serkins of the Armenian church in the Philippines, will fill the pulpit at the
 colored M. B. church, Sunday evening
 March 5.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS = The Western Union has undelivered
 messages for Mrs. s. M Wilson, Julius
 Suss, E. D. Kenna, Jose c. Salaz ana
 J. V. Halbert.
 CALLING OF THE CALENDAR
 This is law day in the district court
 The calendar will be called and lawyers
 who have business in court will find it
 to their advantage to be present.
 THE ROOSEVELT LECTURE. -
 The lecture on Roosevelt last night
 was greatly enjoyed by all present The
 music by the Indian school orchestra
 received an enthusiastic encore. CHANGED HANDS. It is under
 stood that Henry Georges Little Della, the pacer which was so success
 ful in the last races, has been sold for
 $400. The purchaser is not known. FREE METHODIST REVIVAL. - 1 Some excellent results have been ac-
 complished in the revival in the Free i Methodist church this week. Mrs. 'TayIcr of the Cripple Creek mission will preach on Sunday night.
 ADMITTED TO PROBATE.-The will of the late Sarah King, was ad- | mitted to probate yesterday P. H. King, a brother of Road Overseer Thomas King, a late arrival from La Junta, Colo, has been appointed ad- ministrator.
 CARPENTERS WANTED AT BIS BEE.-Word comes to The Republican office from Bisbee that there is a great demand for carpenters at Bisbee Wages are $4 day and not half as many men as are needed can be obtain ed at that price.
 A TALLY-HO PARTY. "A taTly-ho party made up Of some of the guests of the Hotel Adams made a tour yester- day to several points of interest in the valley. The tourists were for the most part eastern visitors and it was rare treat for them to drive about at this time of year in such pleasant weather.
 SOON TO OPERATE. -Information has been received from Kirkland that the mining machinery for Col. Alex ander Brodie's Crown Point mine near that place is being removed from Kirk land to the mine The mill will be running within two months and aside from the ore of the mine the ma chinery will be engaged in custom work. A small force of men will be employed before the new machinery is | in operation.
 BUSINESS OF JEROME.-Mr. H. B. | Scott, now in business at Jerome, has i returned to Phoenix for weeks rest. | MT. Scott says that business has not | been very good in Jerome this winter. There has been too much mud and | snow. Exaggerated reports about the small pox there also made things worse. The only business from which no complaint has gone forth is that of the United Verde company. That is beyond the reach of mud and not sus ceptable to disturbance by small pCX scares.
 THE CAPITOL BUILDING. The excavation for the foundation for the capitol building walls will be finished today and the business of putting in concrete will be commenced on Mon day. A very slight idea of the cost of the foundation may be gathered from the fact that there is already on the ground about $1,O00 worth of cement. There will be eighteen inches of con- crete in the bottom of the trenches. Those who wish to see some fine work in excavation should visit the grounds before the walls are put in.
 LAST OF THE ARMENIANS. To 7f1r1,A T 11I; Lo5- last lecture on the Philippines in Padget hall On Thursday night he and his daughters appeared in Armenian costumes, and last night in the garD Of the Filiplnos. Tonight they will again don the Malay costumes and sing in the Filipino language. It had been intended to give a matinee this f. but at the last moment the plan was changed, and the entertain ment tonight will take the place of he matinee. The general admission has been reduced to 25 cents, children 10 .ents. DISSATISFIED PATRIOTISM - Jesse Walters, who was formerly member of the Rough Rider regiment, ] las a longing for army life which was lot appeased by his recent experi- .nces. He is now making efforts to oin the Fourth cavalry at Manila, and Il pursuance of his desires he has sent letter endorsed by Major McCIintock, 0 Fort Grant requesting that he be llowed to enlist at that place. It is bought that he will be granted the of entering any company not ully recruited. but that the enlistment must cover a period of three years. 1mbalmed beef has not subdued MT Walters patriotism.
 MQRENCTS ISOLATION. - The own of Mocenci, this territory, has cut tself off from the world of it's own 'oition. A letter received from there -esterday said that for two days no nail had been received there No merchandise of any kind is brought in except what is smuggled in. The iso- atiOn is due to a most rigid quaran- inc which has been esta bliShed