Arizona republican., 1899-02-20

I hope you will not spoil the favorable
 impression you have made upon the
 audience by an exhibition of your
 knowledge and skill as a lawyer, by a
 display of your ignorance of divine
 writ, as you surely will do if you pro-
 ceed.''
 RETURNING SOLDIERS. Captain
 George Christy, Lieutenant William
 Hill, Corporal Fred Christy and Pri-
 vate George Hutson arrived yesterday
 morning from the mastering out of
 the McCord regiment and were met at
 the depot by a number of friends. Af-
 ter the mastering out the boys went in
 different directions, some visiting and
 others sightseeing Col Myron H.
 McCord went north to visit friends and | relatives and may net return to Phoe-
 nix fer month or two. Walter Kip bey of the regiment went to his old home in Indiana where he will visit,
 and Daniel Rice and Harry Beattie left for San Francisco. A large number of
 the men started to Phoenix, but stopped over in New Orleans, from ssRhich
 place they will return here in gaeups.
 A number of the Phoenix contingency
 are expected to arrive this morning.
 WHAT A LINER DID.-Late last
 Saturday night telephone message was received at this office from the Arizona Bakery, ordering want lad for a saleswOman. Early yesterday morning there was another telephone message from the same institution or dering the advertisement outg. for Heavens sake. The message WAS re- peated several times during the day,
 as a precaution against Expenditures on the part of the foreman. The applt- cants were about to take the bakery. The Arizona Bakery people now see how they made a mistake. Before in serting such an "ad'' as that, in such a paper as The Republican, they should have appointed a good sized re- ception committee. The moral of this story is, that there is no nook or corner of The Republican so obscure, that it is not read every day by hun dreds.
 VISITED THE INDIAN RESERVA- TION.-A party of visitors to the city were driven yesterday to the Pima reservation, eighteen miles from town cn the Gila river. The excursionists left in the morning taking thelf lunches with them and spent the day, examining the Indian mode of living and their curiOsities. They attended the church services where the padres sermon was interpreted to the aborlg- inees. The visitors were 1mpressed with the willingness with when the congregation joined in the singing. They witnessed pinnle grinding on a fat stone and before leaving purchased some wickerware and other curloSltleS' The visitors report much difficulty in taking pictures, but succeeded in get ting a number of them. On returning they expressed themselves as having made a very pleasant, as well as ln- teresting trip. MT. and Mrs. Harry l. | Latham were the hosts and the guests were Mrs. s. D. Mercer and Miss Car r., Mercer of Omaha, B. B. Gray of Chicago. Miss M. Boorman, J. M. Hall' l P. c. Clark and Andrew Crawford.
 HE NOTES A DIFFERENCE--The following letter from E. E. Stevenson | of Chatham's Run, Pa, is se'f-explan- | atory: Dear Sir-Through a friend of mine in Phoenixf I received a copy of The Republican, and consider It quite a treat to be able to glance. over the columns of a paper edited so lar away from the old Keystone State. In | comparing it with the Clinton Demo crat or Clinton Republican, (two week | lies published in Lock Haven, Clinton | county) there is not much difference | to be observed. Yet 1 observe you | have notices of grip, catarrah, etc,
 
 attention called to the soda fountain or the orange grove for sale, at this time of the year, when we Pennsyl- vanians are nursing ourselves in a temperature of from 12 to 30 degrees below zero it argues in behalf of the i southwest, or lovely sunset Arizona. Please send me a sample of The Re publican, and maybe you will hear from me later on. Please, if you will, publish my letter in The Republican and send sample with it too"
 MIR. FTADLEY IN CONTEMPT. - MT. Elmer Hadley, Indian agent at Sac aton put himself in contempt of Jus tice Johnstone's court last Saturday and incurred the enmity of all the den- izens of Wall street. MT. Hadley called at the court regarding a case in which one of the Indians under the care of the agent, though not living at the agency, is charged with stealing a sad dle from another Indian. MT Hadley wanted to know when the case would be heard, in crder that he might send the witnesses. Having been informed he went outside, and, stopping, exam ined the exterior of the court room Let me see" said he. I'll have 'em to - The second door 0n the right hand side" suggested Jus l tice Johnstone "Yes." continued MT Hadley, second door. right hand side of first alley west of Center street. ( Mir Hadley was angrily corrected by l he court, Captain Mcdonald, Joseph Boyce, Constable 'McClintOck and oth- ITS. who informed him that that thor { oughfare had ceased to be an alley. It vas now known as Wall street.