Arizona republican., 1900-08-29

WM. G. BURNS, Section Director. A RUMOR. It was rumored last
 night that F. B. Gage had been ap-
 pointed receiver of the Grand Canyon
 railroad.
 PAPAGO PAPOOSES-J. H. Berger,
 sub-agent at the San Xavier reserva-
 tion, has taken ffty-two Papago Indian
 children to the school at Grand June
 tion. Colorado.
 DIED AT THE ASYLUM. - William
 Fairchilds, who was committed to the | insane asylum from this county, has l just died at the institution. He was native of Illinois and about fifty years
 old.
 | PROFESSOR ADAMS HERE-Pro- 1 lessor F. Yale Adams. professor of his i tory and pedagogy in the University of l Arizona, is in the city. Anyone desir- | ing information about the university can find him at T. E. Daltons office.
 TUCSON'S LIBEARY.-The contract
 for the construction of Tucson's Carne- gie library building has been let to Doe
 &; Parsons for $20. 35O The contract calls for completion of the work in six months from the time of the filing of
 the bond and penalty for each days delay after the expiration of six months.
 THE JOURNAL MINER. - The Journal-Miner of Prescott has moved into it's new quarters and is now equipped with new machinery and ma terial. It is somewhat handicapped by the loss of its linotype. subscription book and mailing lists in the fire. but in due time everything will doubtless be strengthened out.
 IRON SPRINGS SPECIAL It is quite probable that some day or days neXi week the g. F. P. & P. will at tach coaches to the s3Uthbound freight trailL which passes Iron Springs in the daytime, for the accommodation Of thos~ who are stopping at that resort and who wish t0 return in lime to start their children in school at the begin ming of tho term.
 BLOODSHED.- Julio Marron. an em- ploye at J. 4. Marshalrs blacksmith shop, to accommodate a late customer just at dark last night was pounding a piece of steel when a chip of it pen4- trated big vein in his left hand. The wound bled profusely and the incident might have proved serious but for the fact that there was some one near to give him assistance.
 MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE The city officials have been invited by the Junta Pa,riotica to take part in the parade on September 1G. the day of the , celebration of the ninetieth anniver- 1 sary of Mexican independence. The | celebration in Phoenix this year fir . ilh T1Y-. rla1 a [ complete, will be muc,- more extensive | than any of its predecessors.
 A M'KINLEY CLUB. A call has been issued for meeting of the col i ored republicans Of Aiaricopa county {. and others who wish to join, at the city | hall tonight at S:30 o'clock, for the pur- pose If organizing a Mckinley and | Roosevelt club. The call is signed by | William P. Crump, Henry Davis, Frank | Shirley, w. J. Anderson. J. A. Green. | Perry Polk, J. W. Boltor, E. F. Jack 1 son and Henry Owens.
 LOST TWENTY YEARS. A letter 1 Was received at the governors office l yesterday from Eawe1a, New Zealand. making inquiry about one Cornelius Heffernan, whom his relatives have lost sigh, of for twenty years. The in quircr is Cornelius Fahoy, whose moth CT is d sister f Heffernan The last word she had from him vas on April | l6. 1880. He was thsn a member of 1 Company 2, Sixth cavalry. stationed 1 at Fort Grant Accompanying the let ter of inquiry is ar official looking blank form filled out with a descrip- ton of Heffernan as his relatives re- membered him when they saw him last;