Arizona republican., 1900-10-29

4 TEACHER WANTED County School Superintendent Fulton has a call from Yavapai county for good school teacher. Those int rest d should call on him today.
 4 LONG MOBILE TRIP. MT. and Mrs. L. D. Copeland will leave this
 morning for trip to the Mammoth
 mine. They will go in MT Copeland's 's lOcomobils. expecting to make tn 155 miles in two days.
 GOT MANY DUCKS. An en,husi- aStic party of Nimrods. consisting of Mes<Is. Clay Park P. George Peirron- ne;. Garrett Schuler and Richard George spent Saturday and part of Sunday along the river s5uthw st of the city. returning Sunday noon with a large bag of mallarIs and canvas backs.
 STIRRING UP FINAL COUNTY. - The Flor nee Tribune says: Tom FIannigan. Gistrict attorney of Mari copa county. and sam Brown of Tempe will speak al the court house this Saturday, ming al I:5O o'clock. The Idtter's address will be delivered in Spanish and the form r's in Irish. Both are well known republican spell binders
 CHANGED WEATHER REPORT MT. l.. M Dey, in charge of the local weather bureau. writes to The Repub- lican asking that attention he called 10 the change in the form of the daily weather report. The new form at the head of this column shows at d glance whether the day has been normal or not, also what the accumulated excess or deficiency of temperature has been for the year, and the average relative humidity.
 NEW INDIAN AIISSION-Last even ing. on the Salt River Indian reserva- ton. fifteen miles east of Phoenix, was organized the fifth of the Presbyterian churches which have been formed for the use of the Pima Indians. The Rev. pr. McAfee of this city was in charge of the services and was assisted by the Rev. E. W. Craig of Albuquerque, N. NJ. who has been very active in the or ganization of missions in the New Mex icO Presbyterian synod.
 PLANK TEAM WON. Sunday af- terno0n at Phoenix park in the first -- ball team defeat q the True Blue min bT q score of Il to 6. The game was fast one and brought out consider able quantity of very good ball play ing. The pitching If WormeH was the f atuTe of the game. Tn Pl men played as follows: Catcher. Tyson, pitcher. Worm T: first base. Sweem: second base. Stroud; short-stop, Fled Ter: third base E. Long: right field. May rs: center field. Barnum: fl field, H. Long The next game will be played next Sunday.
 MINING ACTIVITY.-E. F. Ford came down from the Castle Creek dis trict on yesterday mornings early train. He reports considerable activ- ity in mining. At the Swallow mine. in Buzzard's : Roost gulch. Mr. R. E. Large is running his hVe-stamp mill night and day. with good results Work has been resumed on the O'Bri=n copper camp. six miles above the Swallow, and good force of men is at work Dr. J. M. Evans is putting up a Saso- line hoist on his copper properties and al the BUrson camp similar work is in progress. At Columbia camp. on Hum bug. d good force of men is employed, and many smaller properties in and around Castle Creek are being devel- oped.
 INDIAN SCHOOL Is FULL-Th- total enrOllm=nJ of the Pho nix Indian school for the pres mt quarter is 105 pupils. ther- being SS2 boys and 32i girls. This is the largest in the his tory of the school Of course. the total