Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-21

Z CAV. I'd 1TGW GOILG1DuIGU go TOWARD
this expression of enthusiasm, which
had been restrained fer two hours at
tar the game. The like was nsvsI
heard of before in Tucson AN enter
tainment followed al Rossi's gardens.
Star
Many new students arrived yester-
day tc attend the university, and about
fifty students were registered in the
various departments during the day.
As many mere are expected to be pres
ent today fer registration, which will
begin this morning at half-past eight.
To avoid unnecessary waiting all stu
dents living in Tucson should report
to the registration committee as early
in the morning as possible.
Johnny, son of w. D. Ganzhorn,
wrote his father from San Francisco,
says the Tucson Star, that he was in
company D, Thirty-fourth United
States volunteers and that they were
to leave on Saturday last per transport
Belgian King. Johnny said he expect
ed to get into real fight in the Phil
ippines. He sent regards = friends in
Tucson.
The indianapolis News of September
IS contains the following item: Mr..
Molott Flstcher will leave the last OF
the week for Los Angeles, Cal, where
he will be married Septmber 20 to Miss
Inez Reible. Her home has been in
Prescott, Ariz., and it was there that
Mr.. Fletcher met her. They will
o5me to Indianapolis after the we'd
ding. -Journal-Miner
Charles M Rublee, agad 81 years,
died last night at the sisters hospital
as a result OF an attack of typhoid fe-
yer. His mother arrived on Saturday
from San Diego and was with him
during his last hours. His brother ar
rived here; several days ago to assist
in nursing him. The remains will be
sent to Durham, Province Of Quebec,
for buriaL-Journal-M
Died, at the sisters hospital, Pres
colt, September II, 1899, Frank Cavan-
augh. aged Al years. He leaves a wife
and four children. Dropsy was the
fatal rlalady. He was a native of Cal
ifornia, and came to this section from
that state in 1873 He was a go5d
man and a useful citizen, and had at
various times been engaged in busi-
ness in several towns in this territory.
Courier.
Judge R. E. Sloan and Court Report
er Stockton left this morning on their
northern Arizona circuit, says the
JOurnal-Miner. Court opens in Flag
staff today, September Is; at st. Johns,
October 2; Holbrook, October 9, and al
October 16. A session CT
the supreme court will be held October
3d. and on the first Monday in Novem-
Der next the regular term of court will
open in Prescott
John H. Hise, in company with Mr.. |
George w. Parsons, a mining man OF |
California, has just returned from a
l00-mile ride Oh the desert west CT |
he Congress mine, says the Prescott |
Courier. Mr.. Parsons is an active /
member cf the Los Angles beard of |
rade, and. promoter CT the movement I
for better city government for Los
Angeles He is a miner, one Of the
pioneers of Tombstone, and an all
around good man.
The four trains bearing the Thirty
hind regiment from San Antonio to
San Francisco, on It's WAY to the Phil
ppines, passed through this city be-
ween and 3 O'Clock Sunday, says the
Tucson Citizen. Each train waited at
he depot half an hour ard many Tue
On people were theraI to talk with the
older boys. On the arrival Of the
econd train the troops abcaTd alight-
d and gave a few military exercises
While the regimental band discou. sad
music to the the delight CT a large
lumber of spectators.
II w. Altman, enc Of the new firm
.n0wn as the Tucson Sash, Do-r and
I'LL company. leaves for Les Angeles
omorrow morning, where his family
t present gesides, says the Tucson Cit
zen. The prospect fer an early in
rease Of the inmates in his household
S the prime cause Of Mr. Altman's
udden departure. Any matter Of less
Consequence could not induce him ID
cave at this stage of the game. The
Industry above mentioned is enc to
yhich our people look forth with much
confidence in its benefits to the city, as
veil as d financial success to the stock
oIders. The machinery was started
p today and run like cioci1work. Mr..
Altman will soon remove his family TO
his city and build with us a perma- {
ent home.
Justice Campbell and family left for
he east yesterday morning 1t is un-
erctCOd that Mr.. Campbell intends to
inter- an eastern fEw school and take
terms instruction and study, says
he Courier In the departure Of Jus
LSC Oes4u pUS1I IOSCCIL IOSS Ou6 u Tie
lot hon 0rabie ard exemplary citizens
Tho ever resided in the town. His
lany friends in this vicinity have only {
cod wishes fer him, nc matter whera
e gees, and hope % welcome him back
D Prescott some day.
Messrs. WoOley, Noy-s and Tyler,
The came here as members CT the Los
-ngeles base bail team, are still in the 6
.ty, although the team returned to Z
.0s Angeles today. The three clever I
aiifoTnia ball players have secured
in this city and Tumor has I
that they will bsc-me members of t
re Tucson team.-Citizen.
Rev. H w. Peck, the minister as
gned 'tc the pastorate CT the Metho-
ist church in Prescott fer the next
ear. arrived on Saturdays delayed
ain and held two services in the
nurch on Sunday. to fair sized audi Z