Arizona republican., 1902-06-09

HOME AGAIN.-S. A. Dysart and family. who have been enjoying camping trip in the mountains for some time returned home yesterday, having greatly enjoyed the outing.
 A CRAZY WOMAN.-A woman be- lieved to be insane was locked up in the county jail yesterday. Very little is known about her. She does not look like Mexican but she can speak no other language.
 A NOVEL R O G R A NJ M F The Christian Endeavor society of the First Presbyterian church will hold a social on Friday evening at which the special feature will be the "Old Town Academy Commencement Exercises It prom ises to be a very interesting occasion
 UNION PRINTERS.-Phoe Typo graphical union No. 352 a it's regular meeting held at Judge Burnett's offices yesterday afternoon elected the follow ing officers for the ensuing term: s. Palmer. president: E. P. Wilson. vice president: F. J. Loveitt. recording secretary; Mrs. M. G. Wood. financial secretary-t D. N. Ambler. ser geant-at-armS. The sum if $20 was voted to the Los Angeles union to as !
 THE NEW POWER HOUSE.-Power
 house No. 2 of the Phoenix Light and l Fuel company is now nearing comple- ton. All the heavy machinery is now
 on the ground and the dynamos, tur-
 bine and step-up transformers have been put in place. Contractor Skinner | is completing the walls of the fore bay
 and as soon as that work is done there
 will be further solution of the light
 ing problem in Phoenix. When that is
 brought into use there will be no more i darkness here at any time people may
 want light.
 | CHILDREN'S DAY.-The Children $ | day exercises at the First M. E. church yesterday were very excellent and ap- preciated by a large congregation. ] The delineation of the Centuries by
 MT. w. H. Blacks class of girls was well rendered. The recitation by the
 boys was highly appreciated. The 1 illustrated sermon on the Story of bered by all The ordinance of bap- tism was administered to two of the scholars and eight were received into l full membership.
 LOTS OF CHINAMEN.-The deport- 1 atlOn Of Chinese has become quite an | important industry in the southwest. l Deputy United States Marshal Porterie. 1 who went to Maricopa Saturday night ! with a bunch of them and there turned | them over to Marshal McCord, says there was nearly a carload of them on the train, MT. McCord being accompan- jed by several New Mexico and Texas officials. And this is not all.' said one of the officers, you will not be the last man to produce, for We will be picking up Chinamen all the way to San Francisco
 A CLUE IN A LETTER.-A few days ago the Republican printed the story of young man who was left at the Sisters hospital by an unknown man who drove away without affording the sisters any information about the pa tient who was unable to speak. It is suspected from letter that was found in his clothing that his name is Dan Murphy and that something is known of him by a young man by the name of Doc Robinette, who is not now in the city. Nothing has been heard from the man who brought him to the hospital. There has been no improvement in his condition.
 A GROWING ORDER.-The Phoenix Aerie of Eagles received a new mem Der yesterday though the day was Sun