Arizona republican., 1899-10-12

Tenn. maximum .S7 S3 Tenn. minimum ......74 66 Rel humidity .......56 51
 Wind, direction .....SE SW
 Wind, velocity -......9 F Precipitation ...... .....0 .0S
 State of weather ...CIoudy. Cloudy.
 WAITING TELEGRAMS. --The Western Union has messages for B. | Weston, Justus Goebel, William Will
 son, a mining man, and Bernardo Ro- nero.
 THE GRAND JURY-The grand
 jury held a three hours session yester- day morning and then disintegrated 1 into committees for the investigation of county affairs. There is some crim- inal business before the jury yet. but i witnesses from abroad, especially in 1 the Baca horse stealing case had not
 been brought in.
 | FOR FIXING THE DAM. - Henry | Ryder yesterday received five cars, ] 60,000 feet of lumber, to be used in the improvement on the Arizona dam. D. H. Goodin has the contract for deliver i ing it at the dam and with three wag- ! Ons will deliver 2O,0G0 feet a week. E. W. Thayer lately received a carload of iron, mostly bolts for the dam. That Is already on the ground.
 FELL FROM A SCAFFOLD=About , o'clock last evening a carpenter en- gagged in putting in the new front i for Williams & Heffner in the Thibodo block, fell from a scaffold to the pavement below. He was severely shaken up. but it is believed was not seriously hurt. His surname was not learned, but he was referred to s,s Jack, the carpenter"
 SCHEDULES SUBMITTED. -Sched- ules of the assets and liabilities of the Henry E. Kemp Hardware company have been submitted to J. A. Kurtz, commissioner of bankruptcy. The schedules show the liabilities to be about $15,00O and the assets, including stock, accounts and bills receivable, to be about S49, 900. The showing for the stock alone amounts to more than S14, 900. A hearing will take place shortly.
 A STREET COLLISION. At the close of the ball game yesterday Ben nie kellner was riding his pet mule into town, keeping abreast of the street car filled with noisy men and boys. Bennie was going west on Washington and when Second street was reached he collided with D. T. Johnson, who was travelling east on a bicycle. The collision was head-on and for a minute it looked like both were killed, but a cleanup showed that Bennie had only turned a somersault, while MT John son was badly shaken up, but not seri- ously hurt. His wheel suffered a broken rim.
 SALT RIVER VALLEY WATER SPOUT. There was an unevenly dis tributed rain in the Salt River valley yesterday morning, accompanied by much thunder. In most places the storm amounted only to a shower, hardly sufficient to lay the dust, but north of the city it reached the propor- tions of a flood, converting the desert into a lake and washing out a section of Central avenue. One man blowing a field made the outward trip dry shOd. 1 He waded a few minutes later in four inches of water. The rain came in a kind of waterspout and those caught in i it experienced the sensation of stran- gulation.
 RALLY DAY AT BETHANY CHAP | FL. Rally day will be obseved at Bethany chapel, corner Alta and Des- , ert streets, on next Sunday, October i 15, at the Sunday school service at 9 ]
  will be present and tell of mission l work among their people. Mrs. Walter 1 Hill will bring a message from John ! Wanamaker and the great Bethany l Sunday school of Philadelphia which ! she visited a few weeks ago. Dr. Me ] Afee will be present and speak, Miss i F. M. Sargent, Miss Peers and others i will give recitatiOns, and altogether a ! splendid programme is being prepared. | Dr. c. H. Ellis of Whitehouse, O., will | preach at D. m. The offering a the i afternoon service is for mission work the Papago Indians-one-half . the gross income of the Sunday school is devoted to the Salt river mission among the Pimas.
 CHANGE FOR APPOINTMENTS The California Miners association will meet at San Francisco on Octobed g, A, 9 and 26. In the appointment of fl over the Southern Pacific yesterday on II t Q the Grand canyon. They passed II agement with all railroads throughout the west for a one-third rate and has II sent to the governors office receipts to Il be given to the delegates entling them Il to vote Acting Governor Akers de- T sires to communicate with mining men II who wishh shrdIu cmfwlyup an apta II to be named by the governor. Il The management has made an ar with all railroadsth roughout be given to the delegation entitling sent to the governors office receipts to them to vote. Acting Governor Akers desires to communicate with mining ] men anywhere in the territory WhO