Arizona republican., 1900-10-27

J. P. M'WILLIAMS BETTER.-J. P. | McWilliams has been dangerously ill for several days, but was very much better yesterday.
 NEW OFFICE BUILDING.-AIr. Dwight B. Heard is erecting a new brick building at the corner of Adams and Center street, to be used for office purposes. It will be next to the largest building in the city-Only a street be- ing between them.
 AN OFFICER Sheriff Wakefield of Pima county had occasion to leave Tucson on business quite sud denly a day or two ago. and left his bicycle in the san Xavier hotel. During his absence some smooth thief got away with it.
 FUNERAL OF HENRY WOHLER. The remains of MT. Henry Wohler. who died in Bisbee a few days ago, were brought to Phoenix for interment and the funeral service was held yes terday afternoon at Trinity Episcopal church. interment being made under the auspices of Phoenix lodge No ,, A. O. |. W.
 VALUABLE HORSE KGLLED.-A valuable buggy horse belonging to MT. Rich. who lives in BriIi's addition. was shot yesterday morning, a proceeding made necessary by the fact that the night before the horse had been tied to a post which he broke off and ran away, dragging the post with him and breaking one of his legs against it.
 A MAYNARD GIRL.-A young girl by the name of Emma King, with a tendency toward waywardness. is mys- teriously absent. having disappeared from school Thursday afternoon. About two months ago she ran away but was soon located at Wickenburg. She was brought back and promised to reform. Her mother is almost craZed over her present disappearance.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Pr5s- byteIian church services tomorrow as follows: Preaching at Il a. m. and 7:$) D. m.. Sermons by the pastor. pr. Lapsley A. MeAfee. Special music by the quartette choir. including Come. my Soul. Thou Must be Waking" and Sing Alleluia Forth by Dudley Buck. Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m; Y. P. s. C. E. at 6:30 D. m.
 A TUCSON CASUALTY.-When the chemical engine was going to a fire in Tuscon a day or two ago the names on one of the horses became loose. disar- ranging the harness. It is supposed to fasten automatically and the failure to catch was no ones fault. Just in front of the postOffice the driver was drag ged from his seat and the horses ran into a post which stopped them. For tunately no one was hurt.
 DEATH OF A. F. BEAVER A. F. Beaver of Vallejo, Cal, died early Thursday morning at his rooms on East Van Buren street, and was buried yesterday afternoon under the auspi- ces of the I. O. O. F. He spent last winter in this city and made many friends here. He returned a few weeks ago so ill that he immediately took to his bed. sister was sent for and ar rived a few days ago.
 FOOTBALL.-The first big match game of football in this valley this season has been matched between the Phoenix Indian school team and the Tempe normal school team. The game is to be played November 2. The past records of the respective teams be- speak the class of ball that will be played. The Indians, prior to last year, were the champions of the territory. They have traVeled and made records i in California and last season were one of the few teams in the United States that crossed the Carlisle teams goal. The normal team now holds the cham pionship of the territory, defeating the Indian team last year in the final gam