Arizona republican., 1899-02-11

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 ZOpeda and Lucy Balsz.
 WAITING MESSAGES The West ern Union has telegrams for Joseph Seep and Telfair Creighton
 NEW DEPUTY Sheriff Murray yesterday appointed Captain ! H. c. Mcdonald deputy sheriff.
 MEETING POSTPONED. = The | Missouri society which was to meet 1 last night, deferred it's meeting until 1 tonight, when it will take place at the 1 Ford hotel
 BROUGHT IN FOR BURIAL-The body of the tiiree-year-Old son of E. Learnard was shipped down from Hot Springs yesterday morning and in tered. The child died of spinal men ingitis.
 AN AFTERNOON BURGLARY. - The residence of Dr. H. J. JessOp at 135 West Monroe street was burglar ized yesterday afternoon during the absence of the family. Several articles Of clothing were carried away.
 MOVING ABOUT OF OFFICES The office of the United States attorney will shortly be moved back to the court house in the rooms now occupied by the clerk of the supreme court Who will find quarters in the Fleming block
 CHANGED HANDS-L. g. EsterlinS and Peter Mohue have formed a pars- nership and purchased the Smith un- dertaking establishment. The sale cid not include the marble works which were in connection. The purchasers are making preparations to remove their business office in the nsar future.
 THE BARACA CLASS. The mem bers of the Baraca class of the Baptist Sunday school and 2 few of their young gentlemen friends passed last evening pleasantly at Rev. Dr. Hal sey's on East Van Buren street. Th1A entertainment included music, games and refreshments.
 BOOKS TO BE GIVEN AWAY Persons interested in statistical and other information regarding farming or almost any other industry, should call at the office of the governor for government reports. They are there in abundance, more than there is room for in the executive offices.
 VICTIM OF DIPTHERTA. = The son of c. s. Evans, Otto Evans, who died recently of diptheTia, was buried yesterday afternoon in the Looseley cemetery. He was six years old. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Lapsley McAfee at the burial grounds.
 A BOX OF ORANGES. Al Calpin lately received box of choice oranges from his friend, Jerry Slocum, of San BernarGinO, Cal. Mir. SiccUr has Q l grove Of sixty acres full bearing, be- l side younger orchard. He has shipped five carloads to Providence, R l l., alone during the late season.
 HOTEL ADAMS NEW MANAGER i MT. George w. Walker, who WAS /, manager of the Hotel Adams last win | ter, has been again secured for the | same position, and was expected to | arrive in the city last night. MT. | Walker Is one Of the most thoroughly i experienced hctel men on the coast.
 NEED OF MORE ROOM-If Phoe- | nix needs one thing more than an other just now it is more hotel room | The three larger hotels are already | crowded and every incoming train causes the managers to jump side ways. They say that the hotel busi- ness was never quite so active as it is now.
 A L. BRADBURY INFERRED - A. l.. Bradbury was buried yesterday f 1t the Loring cemetery. Services were held at 2 p. m. in the Blue school | house, situated about nine miles north i vest of the city. Rev. Lapsley McAfee r conducted the services. The deceased r was fl years old and is survived by wife and three children.
 DIED OF LUNG -TROUBLB-James Jabrell, better known as <'Sheeney." lied yesterday of lung trouble at his lome at 333 South First street. Ho It vas a well known colored man and lad lived here about seven years. He i jed at the age of 38. His funeral will e held at the Christian church at 3 !. m. tomorrow. The remains will } uried at the LCring cemetery. ENGINEERS MEET The Terri 1 OriaI Engineers association held a meeting at ? 3. III. yesterday in the of ices of w. 4. Parish, the librarian. he members happily discovered that heir funds would hol1 out through ; he remainder Of the year, and aside rom routine buisness nothing trans ,ired. They adjourned to hold an Ither meeting at the same place this fternCOn at 1:50 o'clock.
 HE SAW DEWEY s VICTORY= ishop SerlIins, a missionary Cf the hurch of Christ at Manila, will preach l the church. corner of Second and efferson streets, on Lords Day no n lg at II Q. m. The bishcp is a nat5vo -neNlan, was Jn6f6 QuflnS the l ufk- ;h persecution, and was at Manila on I lay 1st, and witnessed Dewey's ia lOus victory. He will lecture at tha 'irst Methodist church Sunday even- lg.
 A SALOON BURGLARIzED - larry Georges sa1ocn on Fash Wa h. T lgton street was robbed on Friday fight. A new and indust ioCs bar snder had filled about 1G0 bottles ( 'ith whisky for the next days trade. IT. George left all the change in the { ash register, about $10, something he ad never done before and thus every i ling was made as convenient and cn- srtaining for the thieves as possible. 4 n entrance was effected by cutting i rcular hole in a pane Of the gIas5 DOT with a diamond. Then the bolt, .