Arizona republican., 1900-09-15
5:30 am. 6::30 pm.

1 EXCURSION TO CONGRESS.-A 1 large delegation of MeXicans will go to 1 Congress this morning to participate ! in the festivities and celebration of Mexican Independence Day. A general
 good time is anticipated.
 TO STUDY MINING-Mess Leslie Gillett, Fred c. Christy. Harold Ham,
 Bertram Smith, Marion Rays and Ross ] Russell will leave on Sunday for Tue
 son, where they will enter the territori- al university to take the mining course. INDIAN ATHLETES.-Both the | baseball and football teams at the In dian school are very actively engaged in preparation for the seasons sport.
 Both are in training and promise well. Captain Wicllham is coaching the foot ball eleven.
 MORE MAIL CARRIERS.-Mor
 mail carriers are needed in Phoenix. particularly since the several suburbs were admitted, and if residents of the Bennett, Capitol Brill and Dennis ad- ditions will get up petitions additional carriers can doubtless be obtained, as Phoenix is entitled to two more.
 TODAY'S BALL GAME.-The De- Mund nine and the Indian school team will cross bats at the park this after noon. The city team will play as fol- lows: Long. catcher: Hartwell. pitch CT; Collins, first base; Parish. second base; WOrmell, third base; VOorhes short stop; Bettler, right field; Hart center field; Cisney, left field.
 BICYCLE CLUB.-The Phoenix Bi- cycle club will hold a meeting some day next week, when steps will be taken to repair the various bicycle paths used by the club. The season is fast approaching when new interest will be aroused among the wheelmen and the club expects it's membership will be greatly increased at an early day
 PROBATE COURT.-In the matter of the estate of Teresa Jane Evans. an incompetent, a hearing was had on petition for the appointment of a guar dian. pr. James M. Swetnam was ap- pointed and his bond fixed at s1,OO0. Mary J. Stover filed a petition for the appointment of a guardian for Barney and Charles Bond, minors. hearing will be had on September T..
 STEADY RUN OF WATER.-Mr. w. Frazee in charge of the Arizona dam. will return home today after several days stay in the city. Mir. Frazee states that there is not an oversupply of water at the canal head, but a fairly good and steady run. But why ask about water" laughed MT. Frazee, when questioned as to the prospect. Water should never be given consid eratiOn at the time of d democratic convention"
 THE PHOENIX LIBRARY.-The secretary of the Phoenix Library as sOciation is preparing his annual state ment to be submitted to the board at the annual election in October. It will be -an interesting document and show the rapid progress made in building up and popularizing the institution But though the report will be hattering the association still needs help and more members. It is suggested that all those who desire to take part in the next election of officers should join the society at once.
 HAS SEEN OTHER FIGHTS.-Mr. Samuel Beck of Yavapai county was one of the most interested onlookers at the democratic territorial squabble. Mir. Beck has seen other fights, and bloody ones at that, but never before one which surpassed the ruction at the opera house, in point of Obstinacy and general abundance of ill feeling. He was a witness of the Molly Mcguire troubles in Pennsylvania and the Occur d Aiene riots in Idaho. MT. Beck owns