Arizona republican., 1899-10-14


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 State of weather Cloudy. Cloudy. | THE TRANSVAAL AFFAIR. The Good Templars will settle the Trans vaal difficulty on Monday night with out bloodshed.
 FILING OF A BOND. James A. Gilmore yesterday filed in probate court his bond as executor of the estate of Eurilda Gilmore.
 MINING LOCATION. Dubois l Tooker yesterday filed for record the location of the mining claim Alice D in the Vulture district. The claim Is relocation of the old Palo Verde claim.
 SORROWFUL JOURNEY. - Mrs. Margaret Cowan and Jo Gelly left last night over the northern route for Win nipeg, Manitoba, accompanying the remains of Thomas Cowan, who died on Wednesday afternoon.
 JURY DATES. Deputy Marshal Porterie was engaged yesterday in summoning jurors for the United States grand jury which meets here on the 23d instant, and for the trial jury which meets two days later.
 THE JUVENILE TEMPLE. Mrs. E. o. Reynolds, s. J. T., requests all who are interested in the correct train ing of the young to meet with the n ~ 1I, will be organized in the Christian church this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 REBEKAHS' BALL. The ball given by Arizona lodge No. l, Daughters of Rebekah, in Elks' hall last evening was a great success in every respect. The attendance was as large as could well be accommodated. Good music was provided and the festivities were kept up till a late hour.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICES. Services are held regularly in the new Christian church now on the cor ner of Monroe street and Fifth avenue, and the attendance is very satisfac- tory. The pews are now being built, and when in place will add greatly to the appearance and comfort of the house.
 A MODEL THOROUGHFARE. - South First avenue just now is the handsomest street. considering it pure ly as a thoroughfare. in the city. It has been lately graded and leveled. In some places an elevation of two feet has been effected. It has been drenched by the fire hose and heavily rolled un- til it is as smooth as floor and a par adise for bicyclists.
 4 MONEY PROPOSITION. Mr. F. w. Thode called at this office last night to submit three propositions to those who are enthusiastic about democratic success at the elections this fall. MT. Thode will bet S25O that the republicans will elect a governor in Ohio; $100 that the next Kentucky governor will be a republican, and s1OO that the republi- cans will carry Iowa by 10000
 LADIES' AID SOCIAL. The social given by the Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church at Mrs. Louise Tuttle's last evening was q grand success. The number in attendance was very large Admiral Dewey was admirably repre- sented by MT. B. T. Gillett in uniform. The Coyotes gave several selections and were enthusiastically applauded The decorations were happily designed
 NEW LITIGATION. Suit for di- vorce was filed in district court yester- day by Etta A. Opperman against Fred Opperman, whose present residence is unknown to her. Abandonment and failure to support are alleged and the custody of a 3-year-oId child is asked for. Other recent suits are William Aelczer vs. s. P. Thompson, to recover $72.6 on account, and J. L. Cant vs. M. N. Hulett, to recover on a note for $1OO.
 DEATH OF WALTER s. ENGLISH. Walter s. English, formerly a mes senger for Wells, Fargo 6 Co. between Phoenix and Ash Fork, died in Los Angeles October 10 of typhoid fever. He was g years old and has been em- l pIoyed here for the last three years. | At the time he was stricken with his | last illness he was en route to Han | ford, Cal, where he expected to spend : his annual vacation. He had a very i promising future and scores of friends i in this city who deplore his untimely | leath.
 TERRITORIAL SUNDAY SCHOOL | The sixth annual | of the Territorial Sunday II School association will meet in Tue on on next Saturday and Sunday, the II list and 22d. The executive commit ee has arranged a very interesting ,rogra mme in which prominent Sun lay school workers from all over the erritory will participate. The Mari Opa & Phoenix Railroad company has l made a rate of one and one-fifth fares or the round trip for delegates, which