Arizona republican., 1901-10-06

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 The incorporators are N J. Beach. W. Q. Murdoch. J. E. Schultz, J. r. Getty. | J. w. Vernon. C. c. Dodge and ]. T. CoclSburn. all of Logansport. Ind. DISCHARGED Guadalupe Delgoda l arrested for quarreling with 2 neigh bor, was discharged yesterday by Justice Gray SCHOOL SUPERVISOR.-Mr FranK M- Conser of Washington arrived here yesterday and is guest of the Hotel Adams. MT Conser is an Indian school supervisor and is making an inspection of the Phoenix Indian school. He has visited Phoenix several times and Is therefore quite well known.
 TO SPoRTSME.N.-The Phoenix Gun club will have a practice blue rock shoot at its trap near Phoenix park this afternoon at o'clock. All whD have ever shot a blue rocks are in- vited to take part; also those those who never have shot at them. Phoenix has fewer good shooters than any oth- CT town in Arizona. and unless soma s-od shots materialize here before th.. big tournament. Phoenix is not likely 10 capture any of the medals or other prizes.
 BITTEN BY MAD DOG=A great many Phoenix people will be distressed at the following bit of information from the Tucson Citizen: ''R. c. Brown is very sick at his home. on Church street, resulting from the bite of a mad dog. About three days ago Mir. Brown was bitten in three places on the arm. It is feared that the case will be a seri- ous one.' Mir. Brown until recently has been connected with the territorial press for the last twenty five years. as solicitor. editor and proprietor, and IS well known all over Arizona
 GONE TO TUcsoN.-The following. from the Tucson Star relates to n son of D. C. HinsdaIe. manager of the Western Union telegraph office in this city: IF D. Hinsdale. recently of Phoe- nix, but formerly of California, Is in town. MT. Hinsdaie has come to take a positions as ,draughtsman in the United States serveyor generals office. In discussion with several of these off cials. il was slicited that the impress sion prevails that the chances are q least even that the office will not Dc moved to Phoenix"
 A BASEBALL GANE.-Two juvenile baseball teams crossed bats yesterday forenoon on the vacant lot at the cor her of Van Buren street and Second avenue. The names of the teams are JIG DdAGIS ana lnt s. AS WOuil be expected from the names, the Tigers ate their opponents up. but they had q hard time doing. it, as the scere was 13 to 12. It was a pretty good game for boys of their ge. but they allowed their tempers to get away with them and engaged in a schcolboy fight after it was over. They failed to announce the result of the fight, and were prob ably ashamed os it. as they ought to be.
 NEW NORMAL TEACHER.- The large attendance at the Tempe normal school this year has necessitated the adding of another teacher to the fac uity. The newly appointed teacher is Miss Kathryn Daly. d graduate of Stanford university, anG until recently q member of the faculty of the San Francisco schools. Another condition. unusual but gratifying. exists this year That is that the attendance of the normal is from all parts of the territory. and therefore more repre- sentative than usual Heretofore the greater number of the students resided in this valley.
 NEAR THE ORC GRANDE-George B. Upton. one of the owners of the famous Orc Grande gold mine near Wickenburg, yesterday. fled notice in
 
 the Raven Nos. 1 and : and the Ram irez Nos. and 2. At the same time there was filed by George F. Sanders an affidavit of labor on these claims. The accompanying description does not give an idea of the situation Of the claims with respect to the Gro Grande. They are. of course. in this county. while the great mine itself is in Yavapai, but so near the line that it required a survey to ascertain that fact.
 THE BRICKLAYERS' DEMAND The Republican a few days ago pub lished 0 notice to contractors, set ting forth a demand by the journey men bricklayers of the city for 62Is cents an hour on and after November 1. The notice was signed by the prin- cipai bricklayers of the city, among them C. H Valentine. who hal prepared the notice for publication, and whose name headed the list. Mir. Valentines name was omitted by the printer and the emission was not noticed until at tention was directed to it by MT. Val entine. who does not wish to appear to be shirking any responsibility for making the demand for an increase of wages.