Arizona republican., 1899-11-20


| Wind, velocity. ..
| Precipitation ....... 80.
! State of weather Clear Clear.
! USSERY TO RETURN-Sheriff
! Munds of Yavapai county arrived in
Phoenix last night for the purpose OF
returning the notorious King Ussery to
| Prescott for trial.
BUCKEYE STAGE.-W. H. Bynum,
well known in Phoenix, has secured
the contract for carrying the mail be
tween this city and Buckeye three
! times per week, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays.
! BIG ATTENDANCE. The. atten-
I dance at the various Sunday schools
| is booming upward. The Presbyterian
! Sunday school reported an attendance
officers and teachers.
/ WORTHY OF ADMIRATION.-The
' large, handsome roses that are yet I'M
! touched by frost and which are grow
| ing outdoors in Phoenix and vicinity
are well worthy of the admiration that
the public is bestowing upon them.
CAME TOO LATE.-A young gen
tleman by the name of Beach arrived
here about two weeks ago from .Vir-
ginia suffering from lung trouble. He
died last evening at his rooms on South
Third avenue. The remains will be
sent east for interment.
FIRST IN THE AFTERNOON.-The
band concert was held at 3 o'clock yes
terday afternoon and was attended by
a large throng of people, both afoot
and in vehicles. The evenings have
become too chilly for band concerts
and the session in the afternoon yes
terday was the first of the fall season.
HAS PNEUMONIA.-Dr. Cameron is
reported quite i'll with a severe attack
of pneumonia and his condition is Civ
ing his friends considerable uneasi-
ness. He was taken sick with a chill
Friday night and his condition rapidly
became worse. Although no fatal re-
suits are apprehended, the doctor is a
very sick man.
HERE ONLY TEN DAYS. The
body of Morgan Z. Craft, thirty years
old, was shipped Saturday night to his
old home in New York city. The re-
mains We're accompanied by the father
and mother of the deceased, who were
at his bedside when he died. Mr.. Craft
had been in the city only ten days,
coming here for the benefit of his
health.
STARTED 4 LODGE. Damon
Lodge No. 10. knights of Pythias, was
instituted at Mesa City Saturday
night Forty-one members from Phoe-
nix attended and did the work that
started the lodge. The session was
practically an all-night affair, the
Phoenix people not arriving home in
their special train until o'clock sun
day morning. They initiated thirty
five candidates, leaving sixteen more
for the new lodge to get in its work on.
BOTH TRAINS LATE. Both the
Maricopa and Santa Fe trains were
late in arriving yesterday. On the
main line of the Santa Fe, heavy traffic
was responsible for delay of three
hours Saturday at Ash Fork. Then. 70
cap the climax. the axle of the engine
on the S. F., P. & P. railroad was
fractured. The train did not arrive, IN
consequence, until 3 o'clock Sunday
morning The train from MaricOpa did
not arrive until noon yesterday on ac-
count of a delay on the main line.
A BIG TURN OUT.-Mosa Drach-
man returned yesterday from Tucson
and other points in southeastern Ari-
iona, where he has been engaged in
booming the carnival. While in No
gales he interviewed a number of the
most prominent people on the same
subject and was given assurances that
a large delegation from there will at
tend. Tucson people especially will be
here in large numbers, he says. and
the interest being taken in the carnival
is especially encouraging because peo- !
pie generally regard it as a territorial |
matter and as a subject of territorial |
pride.
ITS THIRD ANNIVERSARY.-Th |
third anniversary of the establishment |
of the Crittenton home in this city |
will be observed on Tuesday with APP |
propriate exercises, consisting of de-
votional exercises from to o'clock |
in the afternoon and a programme of |
music and addresses by the various
pastors of the city in the evening. At ,
the conclusion OF the afternoon session !
refreshments will be served. The date |
of the anniversary is also sought to be |
made by the friends of the home a |
day of donations. Gifts of money. dry |
goods, groceries. hay, grain and, III |
fact, articles of utility and value il /
general will be thankfully received.
SUFFRAGE CONVENTION TODAY |
"A territorial woman's suffrage con-
vention meets today in the Patton ,
Grand opera house. Mis- Mary G..
Hay, a representative of the national !.
suffrage association, who will be re-
membered as a worker in the legisia-
ture last winter when the woman suf-
frage bill was pending. will be present |
and will preside over the sessions. Del
egates will be present from several /
points in the territory. A business |