Arizona republican., 1894-10-07
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.
Strictly Local Events of Strictly
 Latest Date.
A Captured Horse Thief-Foot Bal at the Park TOday-The COun-
 ty Registration.

or homeopathic T6m6uleS.
 Clay Leonard's reputation for keep ing the choicest fruits and freshest con fectionery is untarnished.
 Those who prefer homeopathic medi- cines will find a complete assortment at Keefer's Opera hous9 pharmacy.
 An indication that business is looking up at Keefer's is the recent engage ment of second registered pharmacist.
 A few days ago Dr. Hughes removed large cancer from the stomach of a lady who is i'll in the Mahoney block. She rallied well from the delicate opera tion and yesterday was very much inn proved.
 w. P. Covilland, the efficient drug mixer st Keefer's, received yesterday a handsome silver medal for proficiency in marksmanship al the last shoot of the National Guard of California at his home in Marysville.
 Chaplain Scott brought in yesterday two sacks of the sweetest and prettiest almonds that one could wish to see. It appears that in the almond will be found the solution of the long mooted question: What kind of trees is it best to set out?
 The custom department of 6. K Smith, the Center street tailor is crowd ed with orders. His new fall fabrics have been received and pronounced the handsomest and most stylish goods ever seen here. Smiths suits will be the nobbiest this winter.
 That the furniture dealers expect a lively season is proven by the way goods are arriving. Yesterday there was lot of wooden and crockery ware for the B. Heyman company, a car of mattresses for Ham brook & Schorr and car of chairs for Doris.
 J. S. Griffin's promising young pacer was severely damaged yesterday by run ming through fence. M. Griffin him. self narrowly escaped inj jury but came out of the serimmage with tattered clothing. The horses breast and her left shoulder were badly torn.
 Chairman Kibbey of the Republican territorial central committee last night received telegram from Governor Murphy, saying that an enthusiastic reception was given him on his arrival at Prescott yesterday and that rous ing meeting would be held last night.
 James W. Johnson died yesterday at the Christian church parsonage after a long illness of consumption. His re- mains will be shipped to his former home at Springfield, Mo. The deceased was a Mason, an Odd Fellow, a Knight of Pythias and member of the railway union.
 A team belonging to a ranchman ran away on East Washington street yes e+r with the miscellaneous contents of the wagon. The fugitives tried to run through house, and came so near do- ing it that the end of the wagon tongue was punched through a side of the building.
 The lower part of the walls of the en- zine house began to weaken under the effect of dampness from the grass on the north and east sides of it. Yester- day workmen began putting coating of cement about the base. It not only arrests the encroachment upon the walls but offers the appearance of stone foundation.
 Col. Jerry Millay is going around with his right hand in sling. This is not as significant as it may appear to be to those agile souls who jump at conclusions. Colonel Millay's infirm- ity is not the result of overmuch hand shaking, but is due to the bite or sting of venomous insect.
 Since the annual emigration began last spring there have not been so many people on the street as were seen yesterday. Nearly all the residents of the city who have been spending the summer abroad have returned and the winter visitors are beginning to come in in great mum bers.
 A Mexican named Sanchez last night stole horse belonging to another Mexi- can from hitchiDg post in the vicinity of Block fl. The owner and Consta ole Porterie captured the thief about an hour later but they could not find the horse though he had been seen riding it few minutes before. Sanchez was taken to jail. At the entrance he broke away from the officer and ran away, but was pursued and captured at the rear of the court house.
 There will be foot ball at the park this afternoon and vigorous sport is predicted. The following players have been selected for two elevens: Hanny, Evans, Heigler, Carrigan, Kirkland, Hauer, F. Smith, Hooker, Rock, Tobin, Al. Tmith, R. c. Fowler, Benham, Beck, H. Fowler, Warren, Woods, P. Fleming, Sandy, Cobb, R. Fleming, S. Orme, McDill, Pratt, L. Orme, Martin, Christy, J. Griffin, Parker. Wade H. Rulings is captain and coach.
 Night before last the house of & colored man in the northern part of town was burglarized. He suspected another coiored man and last night procured his temporary arrest on sus- picion. The evidence upon which it was depended to fasten the crime upon him was a footprint in the dirt near window