Arizona republican., 1904-02-22
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of them bringing their own lambs with them, and others are expected to ar
 rive this morning. This afternoon
 there will be a spectacular parade, ! headed by the Chinese band. The
 tortures will not begin till after night fall for such deeds are always done in 1 darkness; that is darkness outside the temple. What happens inside of it only few people know and they won't : tell. Tomorrow will occur the festivi- ties of the Daughters of Isis. They are just as interesting as the Shriners:
 in fact more so. and not half so wicked.
 FlREMEN'S OAY-Today is the one big annual event of the Phoenix Fire department; the annual inspection by the mayor and city council followed by a grand ball in the evening at O'Neill
 hall. Chief Iinville requests every member of the department to be on
 hand promptly at Firemen's hall at 10
 o'clock this forenoon, attired in uni form and ready to look his prettiest.
 The line of parade with the apparatus and all department paraphernalia, that ! is provided with wheels. will be from the engine house north to Washington, west to First avenue. north to Adams street, east to Second street and west on Washington street. stopping in | front of the band stand for inspection. The mayor and city council will oc- cupy the band stand and the mayor IS l expected to deliver an address. He has agreed to cut it short, however, as it is understood that COuncilmen Dennis and Sanders will also make speeches.
 Tn the evening will occur the seventh annual department ball which is ex- pected to outshine any previous social event undertaken by the department. All committees have finished their
 work so far as it can be accomplished in advance. and everything is in readi-
 ness for a good time.
 THEY ScRAPPED-Tiix Howard. tho gentle Trivy who has more trouble than anybody, and Harvey McCourt,
 who also has troubles of his own, en- gagged in a hand to hand combat Sat urday night at the Redlight hotel ! where Miss Howard resides. McCourt
 was calling on her when some misun- derstanding arose and he laid violel, | hands on her jaw with the result that Q tooth was jared loose. She acknowl edged the compliment by jabbing a knife through his hand. Both bled | profusely and they drowned their | enmity in each others gore. The gen | tie Trixy refused to sign a complaint | against her assailant for fear she
 might be held to account for her knife assault. The valiant Harvey passed up | any legal technicalities with which he might involve his hostess. in remem-
 brance of the fact that there is noth- | ing in the law books that encourd gee
 a man to mash womans face. The | officers were hors dU combat for want | of legal ammunition to back up a cam | paign and as they did not see the in- | cident they could not testify that the l peace had been disturbed. The case
 rests therefore as one of mere parlor | theatricals. Later in the night Me 1 Court was seen promenading in con- pauy with a jag and was placed In
 the bake oven to dry out.
 SOME FINE SPECIMENS.-George | lIamlin, superintendent of the Relief | Gold mine north of Glendale, drove m | from the mine yesterday afternoon. He brought with him a large cigar box | full of as fine gold specimens as any man ever looked at. They are very
 similar in appearance. though if any | thing richer. than the specimens on | exhibition at the board of trade room
 and others he has brought 10 town ! from time to time during the past two | years. The specimens are all black | diorite. shot full of fine gold. No l reasonable guess could be made of ! their value as 1t would be thousands of ] dollars to the ton, though no man could | hope to find a particular ton of ore as rich as these specimens. The novelty of them lies in the fact that they are not from the same vein from which | the other specimens were taken though | the character of the rock is the same | They are from the west drift in the | mine, the formation of which has thus | far been granite. also carrying high l values, but recently this stratum has | appeared on the foot wall and these 1 samples were taken from rock broken | within a day or two. Previous speci- | mems came from another shaft, some
 hundreds of feet away, known as the l black shaft. MT. Hamlin will forward
 the specimens to the cOmpany's New 1 York office.