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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-02
FIRE Ar 4HE MEMORY.
Fonr Hundred Donars, worth

Four Hundred Dollars Worth Of
Property Destroyed.
a fire, at the National Cfllards Arnorv
on the-corn sr of Market and West T m
PIE streets did abGgt-S490 worth Of dam
age to the building and contents early
TINS morning About $500 Of tle dam
age was 10 the contents Of the build
lnsss The IRE, when discovered bv the
nls1t 81 atehn1ans threatened the whole
nuiluingi but the prompt response of
me IRE department confined the blaze
70 the ground floor in the west end.
pite fire started in a. pile Of canvas
aud tents piled in one corner of the
apartments Of battery A, and it is SUP
posed that itg1vas caused by a cigar
cite or cigar stump careIessly thrown
among the canvas.
- When the fire was discovered the
whole pile Of CanVas was abIazs and
smoke was boiHns from the building
: though the whole interior We're on
nre. SArs alarm was immediately
turned in and the FIRE department was
quickly on sfhe scene. A line Of hose
ana the chealical engine were put in
action and In a short time the fire we s
out The heat from tbs Burning &c n
vases was SO great chae the interior Of
tke building was bl9CSeIted ana cha rred
E2d all of the harness and. indamable
STUFF in the place was practically
ruined.
The MSS. it is said, is. protected by
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-02

in the congress of the United states.
am aware that there is strong OPP
poSlIlon ID certain quarters 90 q cant
palgn ln this off year TO f1u Two va
caucles i'm the senate Many minimizing
cIuZens DOM know It's Importance. Many
VINO would be aSpirants are not just
contest brought on so unex pectedly- 1t
is not convenient or suftabIe and there
ecceilency TO await their convenience,
claiming that it is Tor the public vel
con the other hand. it might be re-
marked that the session of congress be-
ginning next December marks an era. In
tne nlslQry on our republic, and the pa
trl0ts who viii then and there inaugur-
ate q struggle for the restOra ton of old
landmarks and the preservation o. orr
and vote that can be had. The fact that
ttlo EeepupilcaIS nave D good majority IN
supreme court promulgated the damn
aote doctrine that this republic whose
1e1toeEN pIlnclple Is the consent OF the
governed can acquire by conquest or
purchase territories and peoples to be
controlled and taxed withoUt represent
Ism, must 6e met and exposed. and
P-aL5 must pc lald Tor battle 10 the
aeaIh by the lovers of Democracy and
Hberty against this heresy.
i claim to represent the people and
70 Tolce their wishes The result OF the
iMcLaurin within reach Of his -consutu-
EMS. and il was 10 obtain this answer at
once that prompted my conduct. at Calf
ney.
There is nothing personal IN my at
tltude toward Senator McLaurin NothinE
ouL a sense OF duty forces me to tho
course. have pursued. Material pros
pcriJy and progress may be worth more
Ihan strict adherence TO principle ana
loyalty TO trust, but I cannot see it In
that light
HOLDING this view, I decline for the
present TO withdraw my resignation it
rn re
nation or senator MCDaurin. and viii not
zoe Withdrawn until he shall have shown
Hli5 uH'ylllIngness to let our people pass
upon his conduct this year, instead OF
next"
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Cornnation -

: The pretty ceremonial Known as the
coronation service win be given at St.
Mary cathedral this evening, COM
nFencing at 80. Tbs feature of the
service is the marching Of sseventy-five
little girls. gowned in white and Wear
ing white wells, singing a professional
hymn and casting bouquets at the feet
Of tle image of the Virgin Mary, one
of the girls GROWING the figure with
a laurel wreath. Father keenan, viii
preach the coronation sermon.
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tenn ana NE expected INN to arfIye
~ the citg- the early part Of next Nseek.
Until that tahe uorhfHs dednitefy win
re known about the lineup os the
Lssoohs bat In aH brobabHitg they
swi1 be composed Of the players which
8Ir. stonev intends q bring over from
Denver for a nurnber Of exhibition
sanaas hgiiTHinger apparently did not
know last evening what would become
Of the isaitways. Ee said he would
kelp the team together Tor the present
and play games whenever he got tfe
opportunity His drst Faove after the
deal had been contaminated was TO
sell or give Pace to Ctrifdn-, Neither
gentlemen wouId state just which was
One of the fans last evening gave
q solution TO ths whole transaction
tiTat LOSS reasonable. II looked y him
as If she fine Itsiian hand Qt Griiiin
With the pathways out Of The busi-
ness. tGrifhn would have fun swing
with his Salt lake team in the best
paying town in the l@agUe. and de-
rive the sunpQFt Of all the fans an the
city The bah was 6rst started when
catello was after the franchise % the
IA always. Clippipger refused to bite
alld said that his franchise was not
10Y sale. Then the report was circu-
lated tn6t the. league would dis5and-
cir said "let St disband; J viii Still
Stay I'm and pull down the forfeit
money About this ti1ne Atr Stoney
arrived in the city and arranged sew
erstb exhfbition games with Griffin.
Thea the deal to get The Lagon peo-
PIE TO buy the Railway afrancbise was
Matched and negotiahOns nave been
pending ever since. CIppinger gave
Pace 10 CSiffin as q commission for
negotiating tie deal. Griffin gets the
best ball piayer of the railway team
and mas the Geld an 20 himself, and
CFpDinE-er gets out Of the game some
y hat to the good
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GALWAY FRANcHIsE SOLD.
- 80 80 80 &c

Lagocn People VIII Enter the
beagus Not Later Than Jlne 1g.
At the meetHg OF fhe basshaH mag
mates last night it was decided to al
low Manager eii9pihger Of the Rail-
- - transfef MS IRA chise 80 the
laapegement Of the Lagoon. This wac
- expected ana the attempts that
nave been mate - get Clippingei out
30 The business for the past fnCntn
have at iast sueceede1zt 1tsis stated
ftlat the Ieso9h Jieeple have p0ssed Il
forfeit with he league agreeing 70
play cut The rest 81 the Railway
scheduled gaines from a date not h Ter
thall y une 35
bfEuager s-rttcnl9V Of the Lagoon
lasl svehfnI declioed 10 stare the price
paid Tor tne ffduGhjse but inamated
THAT il VA Ear below fae 81 900 asked
rzugerhents HAD been made Wttl ~
StoneE Of Ilenvef 10 take charge ~
the agenens oS the heW Lagoon
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HtBlede
Result of intercollegiate Athletic
Meet at Clicago.

Meet az Chicago.
thicagQ, ) 5iise 3--NNsitA one western In
eQualed the annual meet of The big
nine colleges Of fae middle west was
auspices 81 the new iutereolleglate Attn
letie association, 8Iichigan winning the
pepnant
The iaseFcoiissiate record Cor the quar-
ter-nltie run Was broken by Merrill of
-k{eloit who dt5 t3le distance in 49 As
secQnns an exciting rstee, IN which w.
OF the best runners in tho west was COM
pclted 10. take secend place The former
record Tor the quarter-Inile was 505-5
In the 800 ara hilrdle~ rs4ces r. c. Mas
loney OF efllesgo etIllelied the intercol-
ieglate record OF = 10 seconds
The total pfanes scored by the various
colleges ssi'e s3Sslicnigan IS Wisconsin, q:
chicago, Minnesota, a; Beloit. II;
4HlnOlF- p NortANveStern. ,, Purdue. 3;
iowa I. indiana failed 10 make a score.
Summary.
i. One mile run--YYon BY Semphie Wis
se4sins Baan N1sconsin, SECOND; Han,
t94 punefed and forty-yard run
ltlnai heat Won by Merrill, Belolt; Ma
IQneXs ChIcago, second; Poage, Wiscon-
sin, third. rine-:49 IS. Breaks west
sern intereollegiate record Of 80 So
DISCUS thrQwn--AVon by Baird. North
WeS term WEBSTER w iSCOnsln. second /,
10 inches
one hGndred-yard dash-RinaI heat won
D4 ffs5llil- lLAcllLgetflS Le1OIec, MlCligan.
sesone Ben, Illinois, third. Time-10
seconds
one hundred and twenty-yard hurdle
FINAL heat won by Maloney. Chicago:
Beckman, Minnesota, second; Schultz,
Wisconsin, third. Tines So
Shet put-tCbinson, Michigan, first
Aerrli, st3elOtt. second: Perkins. Chiea 90.
third. Distance, 81 feet. 9is inches
= Pole Vaulung-Won BY Dvorak Mich
isan, Endsley, Purdue. second: Baird
Illinois, third Height, II feet, IA inches.
t1lgh 1ump-Won py Tate of Mime
sofa; height, feet. ga inches; Meyers.
Wisconsin. second; Snow, Michigan,
Two hundred and tvventy-yard dash
Final. heat won by IIerrilF Beloit; Ben
ILnDls, second; Hahn, Michigan, third
Eight hundred and eiehty-yard run
binal won by HAYES, Michigan; Harris,
third. Time-2.Io
.iWo-mtle ruu--NNOn by KeIlosE Mich
tgane McEachern, Wisconsin. secoDd: .
Smith. Wisconsin, third Tlrne-10 :0g }-5
Two hundred and twenty-yard hurdle
Won. by MalOueyz Chicago: Schulz Wis
eonsir4 second Porter, Beloit, third
Tines %.
Running broad jump-Won BY Schulz.
Wisconsin. = feet, inches: Tate. Min
nesota second; Fishleigh Michigan,
The mile relay race was won by Mich
igan
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&c So Todarn-

The regular Sunday shoot 81 The rife
Cub Win be held this afteineon. Osy-
Tag 70 the INCREASED MEMBERSHIPS. it is
expected g III rye crowd win be present.
Cha1rman Servis Of the range commit
tee PROMISED to .have the new shooting
VIII greatly improve the conditions Of
the marksmen instead Of stan4ilg
out ia the bot sun ana popping asSs5.
az The tarzseps the members will be
protector overhead. by a roof and the
sides OF The house VIII act as a wind.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-02
ToWboat BIew -

Pittsburg, Pa. June THE towbaat
George Ross, owned BY the Pittsburg
Plate Glass company, was totally
wrecked by an explosion near Taren-
tum, Pa, today. Captain Kelly. who
commended her is missing, and is sup
posed to have been killed. Three mem
hers Of the crew We're badly burned.
one Of them, the cook, il is thought. be-
ing Totally injured The cause of the
explosion is not known.
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washington. 3. Milwaulzee. q.

Milwaukee, June I-tfear pfsched q
vtar6crful sam TODAY allowing aFflwatf-
Ply ~ ~ .-i,sl l-1I1lfe tnern GU
2.fe score.
r. n H
WasnlnEtan Observation-Disclosures. =
8atteeies--c erwin and t+e7hy; Gear and
Clarke
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WILL RETAIN 4 GRASP ON CUBA
CONTINUED rom page -

which had been made was in the other
direction looking toward. a mere tenn
p0rafy occupation the United States
being sort OF trustee Tor the people
u The philippines as it was a trustee
Tor the people OF cuba.
2-~5Hhat III any event the United
Statfs at the tiu1e the duty Complained
cf tfhe fourteen diamond rings) was
Eoilected WAS not in the actual posses
SION of the Philippines. bur that the
United states was wagiag war for such
possession. ard such control as the
United States had WAS limited to the
ppeeltions Of military authority
Ev~Tnr1-u5-7z, TrT. A m & ,-rrr -
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- - -

Lexington-s -. june 1-The Kentucky
81 ats eQllessI sod GEORGETOWN flEyJ col
lese faseDsiF Earue todaE ended ln an
attacks op the empire. r which he WIS
badly beaten and had ~ be rescued and
escorted from She field bv poEcemen The
score Vas ~ % ~. afD the umpire, Jo-
sepn sE1ith o. Georgetown. rendered "A
oegtisIDul Na4fcfi was rCscatcd bv the state
college = 1ot followed IN which Sew
erti We're hurt.
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Sails For Manila

san Francisco. June General A.
w. Greedy, chief signal officer of the
army, sailed tor Manila today on the
transport Sheridan He goes to the
Islands on a tour of inspection.
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Notre Dare Wins

Cnicago, June 1.-NOtre Dame with p
points, easily won the cham pforshfp 81
TIE western intercollegiate Amateur. A H.
letbe. association in the meet here TO-DAY
on ,RayenswoOd field
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PIiIadeIpbla. 8 !. cIgveland. :.

Cleveland. June 1s Cleveland lost to-
DAY game In the first inning ON three
errors AFTER two were ON Ram stonpsd
tlE 5alne lh the seventh ATtendal3Ce,
IL r. g.
ftIeTeldnd --.......-'. ...-.--. E
PhiL3delpbia .-........ 1......
Bal terlts--Itoffer and Wood; Piatt aTs1
Powers.
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- - - Rennrt

Manager Cobb of the Salt Lake Busi-
ness college baseball team, does not IKE
the report s6nt Out of the game hie 5ealn
played At Logan Decoration day..FIe SAYS
tfle. Logan imported pitcher only struck
oUEs5llR man three times While Rofnhey
Qt the business college team tanned ten.
Manager Cobb is anxious to meet any
amateur team IN the state.
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+ Veteran Fliran7e,7,s Rreo+i,,o

There. VIII be a meeting OF the Veteran
oigRl eeg Firemall.s associa ton AIonday
June 1sll, al 20 p. ~. Members are
portaut BUSINESS. All Ola volunteer fire-
men cordially invited. No. III, Canyon
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Sc eMaaer.
- So 80

A practice shooL was held yest e8cla.r
afternoon and viii be eontinue5 to-
team 70 represent the Salt Lake Gun
elub ~ the esnArt5 contest with the
ogden maFlzsule lf.t The scores made ont
or a possible hfty were as follows; J.
sharp. So. 40; Irankiin. IS, NeweonbT
49, Henderson, k32F Callison, AZ and j.
+. Sharp, ~
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- g. Todar-

Tine eAtffss for the Tuesday night
saucer races VIII close tonight The
ulanaEefnent announces rhat about
night and more are expected today.
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GyeHns.
READY no OPEN.
Saucer Track. VIII Hold First Meet
Next Tuesday Nioht.


Next Tuesday Night.
Next Tuesday the local cycle racing
season win open at the saucer track
ana the. lovers OF. this popular sport
VIII again be given the opportunity Of
seems the best men in the business
ride in the fastest races in the country.
ne ~ aspects for a prosperous season.
az the present time are exceedingly
bright. bcth for the racing men and.
the management On account of the,
many failures in cycle tracks In the
different sections of the country, the
riders nave come to learn that in order
10 keep the game going they must put
UP sspoo square recess, and when this IS
zone The public viii patronize the
sport AS long as the people come the
REIMBURSEMENT makes money and in re-
turn VIII hang up purses Ton. the racing
men, So the future of the sport rests
with the riders
The track has been greatly improved
since MT ALRlyey-took charge and viii
ss>iaFcetE he-frecognized ,by the old pat
rons The cepter OF tlle saucer has
been set o11t sin - lawn, with Stands Cor
the ofieials and the band The outside
OF the tIack rs boarded up and presents
greatly improved view from the.
grounds. Around the whole is a high
picket fence with one main en- trance
just IN 'front.' Of the salt Palace. Per-
h2ps the greatest Improvement in con-i
nectlon Win the track is the system of
llShung. Enc twenty arc lamps around
the track are on two separate wires
RMS IS done to prevent accident to the
riders 1UacaSe enc eErrent goes wrong
'halL the fampS vii still be-Hehted and
give enough light to prevent collisions
The track win be thrown open for in
sRectlon b51 tAe public tomqFrow night
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Ffttsburg June 1-Pittsburg lost ia the
frst inning by giving two bases on balls
and making three errors. The-crowd was
80 inceused at Cuhniugham's decisions
thaf ne had to BE escorted from the
grounds and hustled to- the CiacinnsLLi
omnibus Attendance, $500 Score.
H. IL E
PiCtsburg .--..-.--. .--.-.--- III 4
CiFclnnatI t-.-.- .-. ...-..-.. .4.--.-- b
tSaretFIc rEannenil and Limm u, New
ton and Bergen.
-lfhlDice--C cunningham.
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shield. Dnder these conditions better
scores VIII result and the team rapidly
jump into the front ranks as sharp
shooters
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Games Today.

The Railways and Miners VIII meet
thgI'sar6 City today and tie Ogdens and
Saft lakes in this city BorcheTs Will
pitcltfor the Ogdens. The manager Of
the salt Lake team was unable to an
nounee his battery last evening. Clip
pinger was iOCking Tor a catcher at a
iate hour last night and could not
therefore, give thR desired Information
about the Railways.
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Pbi1adeIphia. 8; Brooklyn, 5.

Phfladelalia. June L--Brookiyf WasrJtn-
able 80 score anti the ninth inmns. when
three errors by Barrs-sand two py HaH-
man, TO which were added two bases on
balls AND q fit, inetued the visitors i've
r. AZ Is
Brooklyn .-.--.-. ...-..-... q 2
Phileslelphist .t... -.=. ..-------... s ~
Batteries Is +tSOu and Mcclure, Bona
hus aIlds 91cFarlaud.
Empire-~Euslie-
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9sts Raise Of Salary

Speclii 20 y he iler14d.3
= aSh ington, q, c.. June 1=NYilliana
-eahart ct Itah was tpday promo ted
rom Sp4g 70 $3.50 A. the atfice Of the
atAllof 2I the De t9iilee department.
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D. N. So ApDointed Hand5canne1
Eolf.
1lfel1ers, Handicap Played Yesterday.

Kickers' Handicap Played Yesterday.
The sssl1aadicaB was played at the
oHAtry cinps Greens yesterday after
noon Mr., Neil made the best Gross score
- Fhe-fis5} upon which all players, were
ilt1aicaped. Each player was allowed
20 hanficap himself upon what he
UhougFt would be the BEST score and an
player making the rounds i'm less num-
Der Of stE9tzes were diSrega rded. AIessrs
5seld and SAstfp tied Tor hrst place. each
naking City Doiats with their handfeaDs
Ihe following were the cards handed in:
Hand
- Gross cap. Net
-ce-st ---sr- .---..-..- 90 6 ~
Woodward .......-.. i. .... - II ia
0IcCurriu .-.----.--.s.ss ,.-.-62 Is AZ
sharp $1,000. ......-...... So RI
Gopp 100000 1883. $500. So 81
II no1fpEoh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS E3 10 q
Richardson -.-.........68 III 81
Hale ...-......4... L.... 80
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Another neetis
the Decoration tde hser
called TO ueCaasf DER flla se9l-
tered by Tayl6f "a tie 6rfsl ~ fiTfisl
rep0rted pgz ,uhe se0fersF T7aylor stiH
insists he won second place instead. of
~ n. IS. awarded him BY the judges
All the. riders Interested VIII be called
2 silq sSne WAole order or finish re-
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30 - Is Dow.

Ben King manager of the Butte
cycle track, arrived in the city yester-
day ana reports work rapidly pro-
crossing upon the new truck The
opening meet win be held on the 28th
Of this month. Captain Angel has been
appointed omcfaI referee and handi-
Gamer and walter Hague track nlan-=
ager-
]; n. Sharp Appointed Handicapped
y. p. sharp has been appointed bv
te- + Dot8, Of Denver TO the position Of
Handicapped Of this district Mr.. ShraD
has held the position for the past two
years
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Red Gales Defeat Varsity.

els q local teem wnnins ne con-
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The h61 Gales defeated the university
feam yesterday aC Gale by q score of 8
- q Bel ana Muir were the battery for
the Varsity and j. Holt and c. Holt for
the BED Gales Another contest has b6el
arr nsed to pc played ut the university
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-02
ExcITEMENT ar SANTIAGO.
Many Arrests Were Made and There
Vas Ore .Eior

Santiago de Cuba June THE del
Sales from outside municipalities
Ni.oM q general pletnsfcrg Tor the nation
a1ists, butf ia the city both sides claim
70 have won. The Republicans show
eNlJeetee Strength. but probably not
enough 70 elect their candidates. The
n4tlonasiisJs make charges of Illegal
VetiIsG
Ihe streets are hlled with frenzied
partisans cheering their favorite can
aldates 9xer TOO arrests were made,
dufing the dag, sat there was no seri-
Gus disorder, 1hoHsh one small riot oc.
Cured IN 'front.' az ne tail Therioters.
hoAFeverT weFe fnlfnediatefy dispersed
ay& enarge Of twenty Of the FisraI rs
ifeer Mach bitterness is exhibl4ef he
Use eI Tue AIMS an supervision Of
~ tttftiN pa ilt1. e lt,f q OTIS.
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800 80 - -

t,ondou.s June .f-rdarry MARION tae
goa payer. sad to-day hat he w6nlf hot
a-t the forthcoming meeting. At Boston. q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-02

i'eeO-hase- .1iit-rayIof ~ hrac-Dsze Ffit
t-A -cllrv. ssed BalI4Eeare. Wild
Pitch--Pe ndertraft Bases 81 Balls-RoTo-
nev, s.; heIderefaft Struck Out
RGm1cv & feueergrafC - B0uble p.4ys
--BoElan 30 AHrcfn to Ma -eefts. Martin
- 6oyian 10 Marquis, lIauiev ~ Ala-
l0ney- sacr zee Fits kimmerer aIlg
Martin Cmpire-t5 l.srASon. Tlrnes OF
aafae-i hour and p neiHates Attend
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-02
Date 81 Meetinr Cbanged.

president Berry or theHs1Sy heeir7ien's
Pr0tactite ssOciatious - 10 inform
The mens3ers 81 thar Mat the
erecting CARED Tor ne az night
has been Changed Is S1ieht
tIHpol ant BUSINESS 1saeted
and all members No BE
present.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-17
Items Of the Day Of
Personal MentiOn.

NJ. L. Ferrell is in the city today from
Morenci.
S. Hexter OF New York is in the city
on business.
Thomas Devine OF Bisbee arrived in
the city this morning.
Nick Hyland of Cleveland, o., is at
the Occidental hotel today.
II. d. knight of st. Louis is late ar
rival at the Orndorff.
John Beck has returned from visit
to Phoenix where he went to visit his
old friends.
II. II. Schmidt of Nogales arrived in
the city this morning and is stopping at
the Orndorff.
L. w. Morgan and B. F. Ferris of Los
Angeles, G. L. Spear of Washington are
registered at the San Xavier.
B. w. Warner of Kansas City, Char.
les II. Post of Cleveland, and Charles E.
Sloan OF San Francisco, are at the San
Augustine today.
G. w. Pickett, manager of the Blue
Jay mines, has arrived in Tucson from
the camp OF his company where active
development work is being done.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-17
The Rebekah Held
"a Heetiag in Phoenix.

The annual session OF the grand lodge
and Rebekah Assembly of Arizona con-
vened in Phoenix Monday morning at 8
O'Clock, and the deliberations OF two
bodies, together with the social events
that attend them will last four DAYS
of the present week.
There was banquet and reception in
the lodge rooms. .Tuesdayni an enter.
tanning programme having been pro-
vided. Tonight the grand lodge
bali will be given in the O'Neill
hall, and ON Thursday night will
be devoted to meetings Of the subor-
dinate lodge and the local Rebekahlodge.
The lodge has been fourishing
throughout the territory during the last
year, and most interesting and prof.
table session is anticipated. Among the
delegates already IN Phoenix as officers
of and delegates to the assembly are:
Mrs. J. NJ. Jones Of Bisbee, president; !;
Mrs. Reese NJ. Ling, Prescott, vice-pres-
ident; Mrs. H. M. Cake, Tucson. trea-
sury Mrs. G. E, Kohler and Mrs. W. A.
Julian of Tucson, Mrs. James F.. Patton
and Mrs. George F. Brig. Of Globe, Mrs.
Hugh Frazier, Mrs. J. G. Pritchard and
Miss Lille Burr Of Bisbee.
Miss Ida Wilson Of Phoenix lodge, who
has been living in Globe for several
months, also accondpaiped the. dele
CATION, both to attend the lodge and
and visit her PhoeniKsfsisnds.
Among those who are present to attend
the grand lodge are: g. Ei Kohler and
]. T. Hopley of Tucson, j. O. Evans and
II. H. Pratt OF Globe. and G. F Avery of
Prescott. -AlsLE -.