Arizona republican., 1900-09-04
5:30 am. 5:30 p.m,

| FLAGSTAFF NORMAL. The nor mai school at Flagstaff will open today | for the years work.
 THE PHOENIX, MINE.SFour cal loads of lumber and cement to be used
 on the cyanide plant of the Phoenix mine came in yesterday. Several car loads of machinery are now on the way AN ASSAULT ON A WOMAN.-A warrant was issued from Justice John stones court yesterday for the arrest of | a man blythe name of A. Whitebear for an assault upon a. woman by the name
 of Jessie Howard.
 AFTER HORSES. Mir. and Mrs. l.. | C. Herring oc Florence are visiting Phoenix. While here MT. Herring will | purchase some fine horses and rigs to stock his stable which he recently pur- l chased from J. D. Thomas. l BASE BALL NEXT SATURDAY. The DeMund base bah team. dressed in 1 it's best suit of clothes. will play q game with the Indian school team next Saturday a- Phoenix park. Both clubs have good repUtations to sustain and a warm game is expected.
 A SAFFORD KILLING.-- At Saf- ford last Monday morning Hump" Freeman shot and instantly killed sn old man named Roach. The coroner's jury eXonerated Freeman and he was not even placed under arrest. Freeman resided in Globe four or five years ago.
 DEATH OF REV. A. N. LIST.-ReV A. N. List. aged 5 years, father of Mrs. Mosier who lives three miles west of Glendale. died yesterday at D. m. Funeral will be held today at a. n., from the home of Mrs. Mosier. The de- ceased recently came from his home in Missouri.
 CUTTING SCRAPE AT FLORENCE. -Whilc quarreling over some trivial matter Jesus Alvarez cut Ygnacio Moreno in several places, inflicting some very painful wounds. Alvarez was tried before Justice Benson and was bound over to await the action of the grand jury.
 EARLY ELECTION RETURNS Clerk Gray of the board of superV,sJrs. in sending out election supplies to the voting precincts. is sending along extra blanks so that officers may make up returns which may be sent in by mes sengers or by mail. Thus the public will not have to depend upon rumor and conjecture about the returns as heretofore, or wait until the ballot boxes are opened by the board of su- pervisors.
 LABOR DAY.--Labor Day was gen orally observed in Phoenix by the ab- staining from labor. All public offices. but those of the sheriff and justices of the peace. which are always open. were closed. There were no ceremonies in town. They had been monopOlized by the secret socities of Tempe. which turned the day into a great picnic. and the night into d dance. It was quite generally attended by members of the various orders Of Phoenix, by poli- ticians and others.
 INDIAN CATTLE STEALING.-The annual complaint about Indian cattle stealing has been revived. Warrants were issued yesterday from Justice Johnstone's court for the arrest of Joa- quin and John Doe for stealing steer from Cyrus Sun. They. or other Indi- ans. also sold COW and heifer stolen from CherOquiS. d member of the In- dian police That theft has filled the Indians of the reservation with a sense of great insecurity. If the property of the police isn't safe they want to know whose is.
 AN AFTERNOON ALARM.-AbOut 3 c'clo5k yesterday aftlrnoon Louis Melczer started a fire in his furnace in the basement of the Holmes block. The down on Adams street. From the odor