Arizona republican., 1900-08-14

| MOONLIGHT PICNIC. A moon- | light picnic will be given this evening for the benefit of Hattie, chapter |. | D. of E. s.
 ELEPHANTS CR1ME.-rhe case of
 Manuel Beltran, charged with a crim-
 inal assault on Elvira Gonzalez, a G. year-old child. will come before justice Gray for preliminary examination this
 morning.
 l FALL TERM. The fall term at the Indian school will begin on September 3. A number of the students who have been away during vacation are return ing and preparing to again take ur their school duties.
 | TORIBEO'S VISIT. -Toribeo Mi rante of Tempe arrived in town yester- day. He would not have come If he could have had his way about it, but his visit was pressed upon him by a justice of the peace of that precinct. Toribeo will remain here fifty days, a guest of the county.
 BRICK FOR PRESCOTT This part of the territory is doing all it can to help rebuild Prescott. Two carloads of pressed brick are being shipped each day from Alhambra to the mountain city. There are about 10000 brick to the carload and each days shipment is large enough to make a comfortable little house.
 CAMP CORONADO. A gentleman at Coronado yesterday sent to The Re- publican some interesting photographs of camp life at Coronado. An ac- companying letter says: We cannot photograph the good times and the splendid climate, but these pictures will give you general idea of the camp between the ocean and bay. 70
 GEORGE BUXTON FOUND. - The many friends of George Buxton will be glad to know that he has been found again and is enjoying good health. As a matter of fact no one knew he was lost except the young gentlemen who accompanied him to Iron Springs last week. and they assert that he strayed away or was kidnapped and held in cap tiVity for four days.
 AN OUTING TRIP. Captain J. J. Wickham and family and Mrs. Clara Cutler and son, Lee. will leave for the mountains on an outing tour today, expecting to sojourn for a couple of weeks in the Tonto country. Captain
  dian school and though enjoying the best of health he pines for the pines. Mrs. CuGer is the nurse in charge of the hospital at the Indian school.
 A QUICK SHIPMENT. A car of furniture was received over the $. F. P. & P. yesterday for the Richmond Day-Luesley Co.,. having been but five days in transit from St. Louis. This ..t.1.- in contrast with the freighting records of the days before Phoenix had a rail- road. when it sometimes took from five days to two weeks to get wagon load of freight from Maricopa.
 THE MOFFATT MURDER.-NO ad- ditional details were learned yesterday of the murder of w. S. Moffatt at Har- risburg. It is the opinion of the officers that the murderers were Weaver MeXi- can outlaws, who are responsible for can outlaws, responsible for the trage- dies in that part of the country for the last dozen years, and are most likely the men who murdered Hansen and Stewart at New River Wells a couple of months ago.
 MORE INDIAN STUDENTS. k- Col. $. M. McCowan, superintendent of the Phoenix Indian school, returned home Sunday morning from a visit to San Francisco and other California points. He brought with him five Indian boys from the Covelo school t Round valley. The Covelo school has no industrial de- partme mt and teaches book learning only. The boys will enter the Phoenix school to fit themselves in the trades. The superintendent of the Covelo school