Arizona republican., 1899-01-15
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

EASTERN VISIT. -Dr. and Mrs Miller left yesterday for St. Louis where MT. Miller was called to the
 bedside of his brother w. H. Miller
 who is ill. They will be absent some time.
 LETTERS WANTED A petition
 for letters Of administration on the es-
 Itate of John E. Baker was filed in pro
 bate court yesterday. The petitioner 7 is Maria Baker, the widow of the de-
 ceased.
 THEY WILL DANCE. Invitations
 have been sent out for a ball which will be given by the employees of tIe
 hospital for the insane on Tuesday
 night. About 100 invitations have been
 sent out.
 A GOLF COURSE. MT. Egbert
 Clarke, who is spending the winter in
 the valley, has interested number of visitors in golf course and grounds
 have been secured at the Simms addi- tion north Of the city.
 SUFFERING WITH COLD. Major Gould of the United States army, who is stopping at the Adams With Mrs.
 Gould, was able to be out yesterday
 after a weeks illness with la grippe
 MT. Gould has also been i'll.
 l THE KINGS DAUGHTERS. The Kings Daughters of the Baptist church l held a pleasant sewing bee at the
 church yesterday afternoon. Light re-
 treatments were served, and the oc-
 casion was an enjoyable one 1 POLICE COURT. The only case iD police court yesterday was one iD which the defendant wasn't there at all. He had been arrested for drunk ennesS and forfeited his bail, $4 His fine would not have been enough less ithan that to offset the humiliation of 9 personal appearance in court.
 REAL ESTATE DEAL. -E J. Bennitt yesterday sold to Morris Gold
 water Of Prescott his interest in lot is, block 91, and lot l, block g, city of Phoenix, for 5000 The first de- scribed lot is on the north side of Ad ans street, between Center and First avenue, and the latter on the south, west corner Of Jefferson and Fourtb streets.
 WAS A ROUGH RIDER. MT. AL bert c. McMillan of New York, who was one of the Rough Riders. is at the Adams to spend the winter if the val ley. Mir. McMillan spent yesterday vis- iting with Col. Brodie, Captain Alex a1der, Captain McClintoclz and other members of the famous regiment in the city. He is a son of a wealthy New Yorker.
 A CHANGE TO LIVE. MT. J. H. | Murphy, superintendent of the Hotel | Adams dining room, who recently ar rived here from San Francisco suffer- ing from asthma and who was serious ly attacked with pneumonia and taken | to the Sisters hospital a week ago, has more than fighting chance, says Dr. Purman. The doctor says that the young man has a magnificent vitality and will pull through all right
 MOTION DAY. Motion day was 9 short period in district court yeste1- day. In the case of A. c. MerrymaD vs. c. F. Ainsworth, judgment was given the plaintiff by default. The divorce suit of Josephine Collins vs. J. J. Collins was referred to the court commissioner to take testimony. The l. hearing of the habeas corpus case of ]. 9: 30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 AN ARIZONA PRODUCT. MT o. M Robbins, manager of the Arizona , company at Flagstaff, has been in the cityeseYeral days. we are sending our product" said he, ito San Francisco for the construction of one of the largest private residence buildings that has been built there for some time. The stone is very popular | in the east, also, and although buIid- s ing has not been carried on very ex- ( tensively in the past two years. wa have had an increasing demand for Flagstaff stone.' I
 THE LEGISLATIVE FLOOD. The I town was inundated with legislators ( yesterday. The train from the south ' brought in Dr. A. C. Wright Of Nam meth, George Olney of SolomonvilIe, Otis Hale, F. A. Stevens and A. s. Donan, the Duke of Baboquiviri, and s James B. Finley of Tucson The southern delegation was accompanied 1y J. J. Riggs of Wilcox, a member of the Nineteenth and W. B. Kelly of and s. A. D. Upton, both / attaches of the same legislature. Henry Gonzalez of Springerville. Apache's republican representative to he assembly, arrived last night. !
 SAW THE VALLEY. -Mr Dwis-. j. Moody, the evangelist, and Mrs. . Moody yesterday enjoyed a drive over | he valley, visiting the orange groves nd other places of interest. When l cen by reporter for The Republican ! liter the drive was over MT. Moody ! aid: T was surprised ) find orange l rees growing down here, as I had no T knowledge of their successful culture c n this country. l also saw groves of r IlFe trees ana the OIlNeS WHICH are ,rown here are larger than in most ? 1aces where they are produced. I en- | oyed the drive very much and was | pleased with tie valley Il
 SOME FANCY RIDING. A big bay d loTse dashed wildly down First ay- q nue yesterday morning, with a woman :: linging to the pommel of the saddle nd screaming for help. A man rushed cross the street and made a grab for he reins, but missed. His action urned the horses course, and it ran , nto the alley back of the Fleming a dock At this point the rider tainted .