Arizona republican., 1893-09-24
BETWEEN OURSELVES.


That new broom sweeps clean, Was
never more forcibly illustrated than by
the rustic and hustle and general over
turning OF old barnacles and shaking up
OF time.honored delinquencies by the
new city marshal and assistant since
their assumption Of the armor Of au-
thority.
My friend the doctor saws that within
his experience at winter health resorts
the flock OF invslids as it grows larger
and more remunerative, 10 inevitably
accompanied by swarm of harpies in
the shape of illegitimate practitioners,
in short. quacks--who have marked the
former from afar as their legitimate
prey.
"We will play q game OF checkers for
with big rife to another who had
none, last week. 'It's your move I've
just jumped. Fl. .'
Harry Sackman, the popular assist
ant at Hurley's meat market, thought
he could get married quietly last
Wednesday night and break the news
to his friends at leisure. In this the
boys fooled him badly. They not only
serenaded him Wednesday evening ct
the Sixth Avenue hotel with q band
which discoursed excellent music, but
disturbed the hymeneal bliss OF the
young couple at their home in the
Churchill addition by filing Q half
hour Of the next night with such q din
of tomtoms and tinware a. awoke the
neighborhood for mile around.
Among those who were disappointed
at not being able to get away last
Wednesday night on account Of the
waehout was Jim Woodson, one Of the
owners OF the Cave Greek onyx mine.
| Jim has not visited his home or seen
his people of Birmingham, Ill.,, for
twenty-five years. Western chimes
have neither bowed nor aged him
greatly and he lie remarkably youthful
appearing to be about to play Rip Van
Wrinkle.
Warren Ryder, the 6-year-old son Of
Henry Ryder, who was killed In the
sad railroad accident OF last Friday,
was remarkably bright boy. Being
the only child, his father was entirely
wrapt up in him. At the Office Of the
mill the little fellow would astonish all
hands by working out the com bination
OF the safe and performing other faats,
moving strong natural bent to all
kinds OF mechanism. INA
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Speaking Of colors and dress, lead.
ing photographer who has had g wide
experience, said the other day: A pale
sky blue generally comes out white, but
Lavender, having q certain amount Of
red in 1t, comes out gray. Az regards
yellow, most true yellow tints come out
much darker than one would naturally
expect. As for reds, all pure reds are
very .'slow, /" that is, dark and scarlet
geranium or poppy comes ont black
but wild rose, being pinkish white,
comes out light gray. For d vignette
photograph, ending ct the bust, soft
6chu in black or white 10 more effective
than fitted bodice and will never look
out Of style or exaggerated.
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i A gentleman who has always been q
monomaniac on the question Of Are.
arms, and who can only by deter.
mined effort pass store where such
wares are displayed, says guns and re.
volvers OF all kinds, both new and sec.
ond hand, are sold cheaper in Phoenix
than any where else In the country. A
good Winchester rife may be had here
for 20 or %; . 44-calibre revolver o.
i Colts latest pattern, for so, and so on
The only explanation he Offers 10 thai
lang species Of merchandise ds. likely tc
| be cheaper where there is agreat con
sumption of It than where it ii called
for only occasionally.