Arizona republican., 1902-04-14

A NEW TMASTER.-The Phoe- nix postofIice will today be turned over to the new postmaster, Major James H. McCintock.
 YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB.-A meeting of the Young Men $ Republican club will be held tonight at the office of H. B. Wilkinson.
 STOCK SHIPMENT.-A special train consisting of thirteen carloads of cat tie was sent to California yesterday via the M. C P. x s. R. V. railroad.
 THE PHOENIX AND EASTERN Sheriff W. C. Truman, of Pinal county, was in the city yesterday. He says that Florence is awaiting anxiousIy any news regarding the building of the Phoenix 65 Eastern. The engineers are now in the naighboorhood of Nam meth.
 SKELETON FOUND.-The skeleton of a man was found a few days ago in an old shaft in the DragOon mountains. The discovery was made by a party cf prospectors and from the conditions of the remains it is believed the man has been dead for q year or more. The coroner of CCchise county is inVesti- gating.
 ON SANITARY BUSINESS. - Dr.. Norton, territorial veterinarian, left on the NJ. 6 ?. train last night for Benson, where he will meet Dr. C. II. BleneT, state veterinarian of Califor- mia, on sanitary business. Several days will be spent in Southern Arizona and Sonora, the doctor returning about Sunday next.
 4 DINNER PARTT.-Mrs. Nj. J. Green and Miss Brumback of Chicago gave a pleasant dinner party last even ing at the Hotel Adams to the follow ing named Chicago friends: Dr. and Mrs. Keefe. Miss Keefe, Miss Purcell Mrs. GoodwiIlie, Mir. and Mrs. D. Mur phy, MT. Tourney. Margaret Goodwillie and Mr. T. J. Sullivan.
 DEATH OF CLAUDE O. MASON Claude O. Mason died at his home five mles northeast Of Phoenix al a late hour Saturday night. He was 31 years old and came here last September from Chicago. purchasing a Tancn. on which he lived with his father and mothe-' at the time of his death. Funeral servic- es will De held at o'clock this after noon at the parlors of Mohn & Easter ling
 OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN.- The Young Mems Democratic club, which has taken charge Of the munic- ipal campaign. though it will allow those members of the democratic par ty who are not so fortunate as to be- long to the club, to vote at the coming city election if they vote right. will hold a meeting tomorrow night for the purpose of arranging the details of the campaign
 AN INSANE FOREIGNER.-Dep Sheriff Compton came down from Tem- pc yesterday with an insane man who was picked up at the railroad depot there CT Saturday night. He presents as revolting a spectacle as could be imagined. He looks like foreigner and utters single word. "Marti,:e.' ' He Writhes in apparent pain all he time. clutching at everything within reach, but he is unable to retain a hold upon anything.
 CONTINUED SERVICES.-Th is such an interest taken in the bible studies being conducted at the Ad- ventist church, corner Of Third and Pierce streets, that it is decided to con tainue the meetings another week, each evening at 7:30. The lessons at present are on the subject of the Kingdom Of God, Its Rule in Mems Hearts to Fit Them for Place in That Kingdom When Fully Restored on the Earth"
 HE WANTS A FIGIT.-Thonas II. Davis of Bisbee wants to get on with