Arizona republican., 1901-11-08

| two different places. Chief Fromm says
 if the man that has it will return 1t
 he will greatly oblige the department | If he is afraid of getting his face dis | colored. he can send it, the key. in by
 some one else and the chief will send l him bouquet.
 THE GRAND JURY REPORT.-Two | Typographical errors appeared yester | day in The Republicans story Of the grand jury report. It was made to appear that the monthly cost of the | maintenance of indigents at the county hospital was $4 450O when. as a matter
 of fact. it is only $i5O. It was also rep
 resented that the jury had recom-
 mended that the contractor should De required to submit weekly reports to the supervisors. when the recommen-
 dation was that the reports should be
 made bi-weekly.
 RAILROAD VISITORS President
 E. P. Ripley and Third Vice President
 Paul Morton of the -Atchison, Topeka X
 Santa. will arrive in town this morn ing from the south. They will be met
 by President F. M. Murphy of the $. S., r. & P, when certain matters in connection with the approaching trans fer of the latter road to the former. will
 be talked over. This is Mr Ripley's first visit to the city. though he sent the Chicago Commercial club here last spring. He expected to bring the mem
 bers as his guests, but was himself prevented from coming. MT. Morton was in the city about three years ago.
 A WARRIOR OLD.-Captain w. T. Willoughby was in the city yesterday and left on last nights train for La Cananea. He has some mining claims near Gwelo. Sonora, secured several years ago when he resided in that country. His later years have been rather eventful. He went to the Phil ippines at the breaking out of the war with the Iowa regiment. After his discharge he went to South Africa, where he joined the Rhodesian Horse, and saw considerable service. He re- turns to this region in very poor health, which he hopes will be recuperated.
 THE GOOD TEMPLARS-N Mon day night will be Rally Day for the local Good Templars lodge, as there will be number of candidates for in itiation. They have very comfortable temporary quarters in the lecture room of the Christian church. At the last session of the lodge the following officers were installed by l.. D. Irwin: r. C. T., W. r. Davis; C. T., F. Fike; " T.. Miss Antonette Norris: secre tary. John Kelley; A. S. Miss Knight; r. g.. R. H. Irwin; treasurer, A. r. waIbridge: C.. Mrs. W. r. Davis; NJ. John c. Tinker: G., Miss Smith; S.. Miss Stoval. The members indulged in little jolliication over the success of their entertainment, and gave the committee in charge a hearty vote of thanks for their work. The well-filled sack. which they turned over to the treasurer. bore eloquent testimony Of { the thoroughness of their work
 DEATH OF MRS. CAROLINE CON | NELLY.-Mrs. Caroline Connolly. wife of Frank Connolly. died in this city at ! o'clock yesterday morning of a ling erinS Illness of consumption. Her fun eral will take place at o'clock this from the Catholic church, and | the remains will be inferred in the Catholic cemetery east or the cIJy. The ! pail bearers will be Dr. Tewksbury, H. [ Goodman, l.. T. Mansfield, John Sui ] livan, Peter Rebholz and A. F.. Hinton. 1 Mir. and Mrs Connolly came to -Pflo,-- nix about a year ago. having travelled { throughout the west ia the hope of obtaining relief for Mrs. | Connolly. There was no real improve ment in her condition at any time, ! the most devoted care : or her husband and the best medical attention that could be procured She ] was able. to be driven about the streets ] daily until a week ago. She | was g years of age. and was i a native of Wisconsin, as was i her husband. Mir. Connolly, who | was joined by his sister, Miss Mary Connolly. will remain in Phoenix
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