Arizona republican., 1900-07-25
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1 A BASE BALL .LTne | True Blues baseball team are on their metal again and offer to play the De- Mund team Sunday afternoon for $50
 MIR MALCOM'S FUNERAL.-The funeral of Jeremiah Malcolm, who died on Monday morning of injuries received while digging a well last Saturday, will take place at 9:S0 this morning. | MISSION SERVICES. - Services at Peniel Mission hall, on Fifth avenue and Washington street. will be held Friday evening and Sunday morning al s o'clock. Miss M. Donovan of San Diego will be in charge.
 TO HELP REBUILD PRESCOTT - k. Barrett yesterday shipped number ! of work horses to Messrs. Burke and Hickey of Prescott. They will be used in excavating and clearing away the ruins for the erection of the new Burke hotel.
 A CONTINUED CASE. The case of Rosa Ray and William Marshall charged with the robbery of Dr. Will liam Duffield, by whom the woman was employed as a cook. was continued in Justice Johnstone's court yesterday until o'clock today.
 PLACE FOR A NEW SCHOOL. BUILDING.-The trustees of Phoenix school district met yesterday afternoon and decided to purchase five lots with in radius of four blocks of Five Points as a location for a new school building. The building will probably not be constructed this year.
 ENTERTAINING IRON SPRINGS. 7iThe Prescott Social club will give a complimentary hop to the Iron Springs Outing club Friday night at Dake's opera house. The s. F. P. & P will send a train out to meet them and take them back. It is to be an informal af- sair. and good representation from the Springs is expected.
 WOLFRAM MINES.-About a year ago the American Wolfram company purchased the Wolfram mines in the Guijes mountains in the southern part of the territory, from Sampson & Bent for s4O,COO. Since then several thousand dollars have been expended in develop ment work and on new buildings in the camp. It is understood the mines are showing urN satisfactorily and H. s. Bradford, who has been in charge, Of them, has gone to New York to confer with President Olcott of the company.
 PAYING THE LOSSES.-AIr. E. T. Louis of Los Angeles. adjuster for the Fire association of Philadelphia. came down from Prescott yesterday morning, where he has been engaged in settling the claims of fire sufferers against his company. which, fortunately. had but few to adjust. as most of their risks were not in the burned district. He says that the adjusters for all the com panies are working hard and making prompt settlements, and it is now estimated that the insurance claims to be paid will aggregate nearly S4OOOOO, considerably more than was at first re- ported.
 BOXERS AND DEMOCRATS Yes terday afternoon eX-Democratic Coun- cilman J. F. Meador met Bronx. the proprietor of d wash house opposite the Lemon hotel. See here, Bronk," said Mir. Meador: T want you to bring my wash home next Tuesday; now, mind. Tuesday. sure.'' .Wha fo?" asked Bronx. Because" said MT MeadOr. the next day we're going to kill all the Boxers. I don't want to have to wait till your estate goes through probate court to get. my clothes" Me TO Boxer" said Bronx. All Boxers in North China; none in south" Bronx went on, excitedly. trying to explain the character of the Boxer organiza- ton, which, he said, was like one of the great political parties of the United States. "Yo sabe democlat," said he.