Arizona republican., 1900-09-02

to be in waiting at all trains to trans | port those who would rather ride than walk. The wide wide world has been in vited and reduced rates secured over | the M. X P. &- s. R. V. railroad. It is expected that thousands will be in at tendance.
 THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS 4 meeting of the officers of the Terri torial Teachers association was held | at the office of County Superintendent Fulton yesterday. Tempe was fixed up- | on as the place for holding the next meeting of the association in connection with the joint county institute The
 time has not been definitely agreed upon yet, but it will probably be De- .cember 17-22.
 AN UTNGRATEFUL THIEF-Yester- day a Mexican stopped at the ranch of Frank Moody and asked for something to eat. The best at hand was set before him and MT. Moody and another man employed about the place went away to work. After awhile they saw man in the distance riding a horse which MT. Moody recognized as his. He hur- ried after him and dovertook him. He was the Mexican whom he had just fed
 
 PROBATE COURT.-Objection were filed in probate court yesterday to the petition of John NJ. Evans. Jr.. for let ters of guardianship of his mother. Teresa Jones Evans. The objector is a sister of the petitioner In the estate of M. Wormser there was an order re- VUking d previous Order for a sale of real estate. The order had been given to the administrator. Charles Goldman. acting under his bond as administra- tor. A special bond of $2000OO was re- quired and furnished, making NIr. Gold mans bond $3OO.OO0 said to be the heaviest ever executed in this county. w. A. Hancock. J. L. B. Alexander and P. P. Parker were appointed to reap praise the estate. An inventory and appraisement of the estate of Arthur Lee Graham was filed by the guardian, Dr. J. Hardy
 A DRIVERLESS STAGE.-Harry Troops. who drives the Collinss,age, be tween Phoenix and Tempe, had an eX- perience yesterday that was full of novelty. not devoid of excitement and to all but himself. Mr. Proops | had started on his morning trip to the eastern suburb and stopped for mo- ment at a store on East Washington street. While he was away from the stage for a moment the mules started ! eastward. MT. Troops appeared just in | time to See his outfit disappearing l around the corner. He gave chase and | although a good sprinter, could not gain ! on the fugitive stage. The race con | tinued far out into the country the | mules trotting along steadily toward | Tempe. and Troops in a stern and ap- | parently futile chase. Out past the | city limits passerby saw the predica- i ment of the young man and headed off | the pilotless rig.
 AT IRON SPRINGS-GenaraI H. P. | Robinson will return this morning to Iron Springs and will remain there for a week. He says that there is still a | large crowd of campers there. not over 20 per cent of them having broken camp. Now that the band has left the Springs. there will be little more danc- ing and a consequent waning in interest | among the younger people. The sue cess of the first season has been far in i excess of the expectations of the club members and it is believed that n=xt year the capacity of the grounds will
 
 campers. So popular has the club be- come that the membership fee will be doubled. Several Phoenix young men. Messrs. Buxton. Wood and others con- template the building of a club house upon their allotted sites next yeap- A plan is also under discussion for a big picnic and barbecue at the Springs on Christmas day.
 LETTER FROM A SOLDIER. - Harold Ham has received a letter from Ellsworth Bailey of Co. F. Thirty fourth [. s. V. infantry. written at -aOag. r. l.. July 8. The letter is writ en in a good ratured vein and doesn't sound a bit like Mr. Bryan's speeches 'n the Philippine question. The great ,r part of the letter is devoted to de- .crip-ion of things already published. t announces that he writer had been 'ick with malarial fever for month. put made a good recovery, and then loses as follows: Tell our friends hat I am not dead yet and here is TO more danger here If stopping a bullet than in Phoe- liX. have even herd=i prisoners with hem away with a club. They get bet CT to eat than they ever had in their ives before. The rainy season is on Is again, but We are in good quarters n LaOag, which is a pretty good town, md have little to do but guard duty"