Arizona republican., 1899-05-09
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

night shipped ten carloads of cattle t
 Kansas City by way of the Santa Fe.
 NO MORE NIGHT SERVICE. -
 There will be no more night service
 at the pOstofice this summer. It vii
 probably be resumed next October.
 YOUNG REPUBLICANS. = Tht
 Young Mems Republican club intend. to hold a meeting the latter part of th' | week. The object is to elect new of
 ffcers.
 TO THE TRANS MISSISSIPPI 1 CONGRESS. Governor Murphy yes
 to-day appointed Charles T. Hayden C1 Tempe a delegate to the Trans Mis-
 sissippi congress at Omaha.
 THE DEPARTURE OF THE TEAM
 Arrangements have been made for
 the Phoenix base ball team to leave for the coast tonight. The games are
 all scheduled. A few games will be | played along the line in the territory. NEW MINING LOCATION. -S. R. | Break and H. N. Cox, who are inter
 ested in the Garcia mine, yesterday filed with the recorder a notice of To-
 cation of the Lady Jane" claim, about l eight miles southwest of Wickenburg, l in the Vulture district.
 RESTAURANT PROMOTION. -
 Jack IERoy, who has been in the em-
 pIcy of the Pacific Grotto as cook, has accumulated wealth. It was of such ! proportions yesterday that he pur- l chased a half interest in the Capitol chop house. A BAPTIST ENTERTAINMENT. - The young folks of the Baptist church will give an entertainment on May 19.
 HE WAS DISORDERLY. At Jus ,ice Gray's court yesterday Ignaoio Robes was fined $5 for being drunk and disordsrly at the block.
 TRINITY GUILD SOCIAL. A so- ciaE will be given this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. H H. McNeil on the corner of Fourth avenue and Van Buren street It will take place from 2:3O until o'clock and is to be given by the ladies of the Trinity Guild.
 THE MESA SCHOOL BONDS. The Mesa school bond fund has been placed to the credit of the Mesa school dis trict building fund. Some payments have already been made out of it. The school district is ready to receive bids for letting the contract for build- ing.
 BOYS IN THE BLOCK.-Sam Brice and J. Lansing, two boys about seven teen, arrested by Deputy Sheriff Bush on Sunday night for frequenting the blCck, wera tried before Justice John stone yesterday. They get an easy sentence, but it was hard enough Gcl pull them up in their speedy career.
 SALVATION ARMY PICTURES. - The animated picture exhibition at the Salvation Army hall last night was attended by a large audience, which was we'll satisfied The war scenes were realistic and created great enthusiasm. The entertainment will be given with new scenes tonight and all arg cordially invited to attend
 UTTTNG- MURDOCH. MT. Charles H. Utting and Miss Minnie A. Mur- deck were married last night by Rev. E. A. Penick of the Episcopal rectory. Mir. Uuting will be remembered as one of the most valiant of the Rough Riders and there was no more girl in Phoenix than Miss Murdock. The wedding was very quiet affair.
 A TRUST DEED-There was re- ceived at the office of the territorial y the commissioner of deeds at New York, a trust deed by the Arizona 6 Utah Railway company to the C0nti- l nenltal Trust company Of New York, to secure a $500, 900 bond issue The doe | ument bore five $50 internal revenue stamps, four $10 stamps, one $5, ona i S3, one S1 and one 50-cent stamp.
 A LUMBER COMPANY.-ArticIes of Of the Sladera Sugar Pine company were filed in the office Of -hG territorial secretary yesterday. This is a California company The are Arthur Hill, H. S. Jerome, Eldredge w Fowler, A H. Return Roberts, E. H. Cox, J. F Condon, w. E. Palmer and Rich ard E. Queen. The capital stock is s1, ,750, GOO, divided into shares cf S1OO ,ach
 TOO SMALL IN DENOMINATION. John Gray, the clerk of the beard of said yesterday that he bought the Mesa school trustees had made a mistake when they called for lie issuance i-f S100 school bonds in stead of $1,000. The result of the was only an inconvenience. put it fell partly on the shoulders of II he c-erk. Attached to each bond are | ,wenty-four coupons. The bond as we'll as the coupons require the sigma ure of the olerk. MT Gray has esti- mated that he wrote his signature | ,61O times before all the bonds and \ coupons were properly signed.
 VALUABLE DOG POISONED. pr. I. Y. Clylmer bemcans the fate of inc St. Bernard dog called ''Yarno." t was one of the finest bred dogs in ! he country and cost MT. Clymer $75 when it Hwa5 puppy. The animal | was very c0mpanionabIe and made | many friends on the streets. The dog | was poisoned, but it is not thought | that the poison was meant for this
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