Arizona republican., 1900-10-04

REBEKAHS' BALL. The opening
 ball of the season was given by the Daughters of Rebekah at O'Neil hall
 on Tuesday evening. It was fairly well attended, though the dancing season is hardly at hand. There was good music
 and a pleasant evening was spent.
 WEATHER BUREAU APPARAT- US.-The triple-register. a mechanical contrivance referred to some time ago in these columns, has been received and installed at the local weather bu reau office. It is a unique machine and registers automatically the veloc- ity and direction of the wind and the amount of rainfall--when there is any.
 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY. The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church will have a rally of it's members and their friends in the church parlors Friday evening. October ,. A tip-top musical and lit erary programme has been arranged nor have preparations for the comfort
 of the inner man been neglected. A good time is expected.
 SIGNS OF PROSPERITY. More money in one way or another is show ing up in this county and the inhabit- ants are more and more getting cut of debt. Mortgage releases to the amount of $l0, 760 were filed in the office Of the county recorder yesterday. Against this there were recorded mortgages aggre- gating $6,617.6S. Real estate transfers amounted to about s7.CO0.
 GUN CLUB SHOOT. The follow ing scores were made at the Phoenix Gun clubs shoot yesterday: Singles Aitken, S, s, s, 8, 10; Wiley. :, :. s. 9. s: Jessop, 6, :, :, s, s; J. Graham. S. 9, 10. 10. 9, 10; Pinney. 4, ,, ,: DeMund. 3, ,, |, 8; M. Graham. 4. 9. 3. 1. Field shoot ing-Pinney. 6; Wiley, 6; Aitken. 9; M. Graham, :; J. Graham, 9; Jessop, s; DeMund. ,. Sunday afternoon at ? o'clock there will be a livCe bird shoot at Phoenix park. inside the grounds.
 EXAMINATION OF A SUSPECT Collins the man arrested last Sunday on suspicion of implication in the Mesa postoffice robbery will be given an ex- animation at 10 o'clock this morning before United States Commissioner Crenshaw. Sheriff Murray and Deputy Moore returned yesterday from the hunt after the other two but could find no trace of them. If they are not hid den in Phoenix it is supposed that by this time they are safely out of the country.
 SOCIALIST LABOR TICKET. The socialist labor ticket was filed with the clerk of the board of supervisors yes- terday for place on the official ballot. The ticket includes only candidates for the assembly. They are J. A. Leach and Wilson c. Collier of Phoenix, and Willard F. Gillette of Coldwater. The petition for the ticket is signed by seventytwo voters of the county. The vignette is the Arm and Hammer. The insignia was drawn with pen and ink upon the application and is an artistic performance.
 THE CRITTENTON HOME. - The dedicatory service at the Crittenton home yesterday was well attended. The programme. which was well rendered, was as follows: Opening hymn. con- gregation: Crusade Psalm" read by Mrs. Buckley; hymn, congregation; welcome, Miss BroadbroOk; vocal solo, Miss Ethel La Chance; dedication ser vice. city pastors; recitation, Miss Byrd Rice: vocal solo, Miss Ethel La Chance. After the programme dainty refreshments were served by the Crit tenton Home circle.
 MACHINERY FOR THE PHOENIX MINE Another carload of machinery and mill parts, consigned to Samuel Huntington for the Phoenix Gold Min ing company arrived over the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railroad from Chicago yesterday. This shipment, with two cars of cement, three of tim Der and three of steel plates for the cyanide tanks makes nine carloads which have already arrived at this point for the large plant under con