Arizona republican., 1894-09-02


 A big pile of sand, the first install ment of material for the new jail has already been placed on the ground.
 The Phoenix fruit store is not open Sundays, but for fruit and confection- cry any other day in the week it is un- equaled.
 D. Battin, of the steam laundry, called at THE REPUBLICAN office last night to say that the laundry team has not run away for a week.
 Regular services will be held at the Christian church today, morning and evening. The subject for the morning will be 'The New Birth"
 The familiar countenance of Dr. E. E. Prowell will be seen today and there after behind the counters and prescrip- tion case st Wakelin's pharmacy.
 Fourteen members of the local lodge of Good Templars visited the Flora lodge at Cartwright last night They looked dissipated when they got back.
 At the old reliable and original Novelty store on Washington street op- 1 posite the Monihon block, can be found the cheapest tinware and crockery in Phoenix.
 Superintendent Thorndyke, of the Bull Dog mine, came after supplies last evening. He reports that the working shaft IS down ninety-four feet and that the volume of water has increased to about sixty gallons minute.
 Silver will not jump much higher be- fore local mill owners will resume the shipment of the white metal ores again. | Luke and Kirkland contemplate opera ting their excellent mine in the Brad shaWs.
 The South Gila Canal company will shortly be in full operation again. The property on the works of the San Fran cisco Bridge company, which has been attached, has been released, the claims against the company having been satis- l fled.
 There will be no preaching at the Presbyterian church this morning, but th1s evening, at the usual hour, the pastor will preach at the platform late ly used for the union services, immedi- ately west of the church. Next Sabbath all the regular services will be resumed.
 Two Indians were arrested last night on warrant issued by Justice John stone charging them with stealing a saddle from another Indian named Preston Oga. The theft was committed several days ago and the saddle WAS sold by the two Indians at Dorris' sec- ond hand store on Friday.
 The Tonto and Globe stage was held up and robbed last Monday night by two men. The driver was knocked from his seat with stone and lay un- conscious. Registered mail amounting to about $400 was taken. The robbers left no clue. It is feared that the driver will not recover from his injuries.
 About o'clock this morning persons living in the neighborhood of Fourth and Monroe streets were frightened out of their beds and senses by three pistol shots which rang out with noisy vim dlctlveness. The shooting occurred on a vacant lot east of the academy of the Sacred Heart and was followed by loud feminine screams.
 The usual services of the Washington |. Street M. E. church, Rev. G. L. Pear son, pastor, will be renewed today and , will be as follows: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., preaching at II a. m., gen. [ eral class meeting at 12 m.. Epworth , league at 6:3O D. m., and preaching at l 7:3O p. m. The public is cordially in- vited to attend these services.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record. Geo. W. Shrine, Wm. Passey and w. J. Le- Baron trustees to John N. McBrayer and wife, lot l, block 43, Mesa. John N. McBrayer and wife to c. W. Grouse, above described proper. Beatrice Walker and J. W. Walker to D. J. Edwards, lot 2, block 8, Phoenix, $8OOO. Two young men are daily seen parad- ing the street at pace which suggests that they are going after doctor. They are clad in heavy sweaters and alto gether look uncomfortable. One oi these is Blakey and the other Kid Will son, engaged in training for their twenty-round glove contest next Sun. day. Both are working hard and are getting into good form.
 The Richelieu saloon doors will be 7 thrown open at 2 80 D. m. tomorrow Messrs. Butler and Oakes have gone to considerable expense to fit the place up and judging from what little can be seen through cracks it is elegantly ap- pointed. No doubt it will be one of the most attractive resorts on the coast, A decorative artist has been working on it since the middle of June. T. w. Pemberton, administrator of the estate of Oscar L. Gibbs, applied in probate court yesterday for an order to sell the real estate of the estate and ap. ply the proceeds to the payment oi 5 claims against it. The order was en. tered and notification was given per. r sons interested to appear at the court housed October g, and show cause. il any, why the sale should not take place
 The Tempe and Phoenix base ball club bs will begin serles of three games. : The first game will be held at the park U U today. The grand stand will be moved nearer the diamond so that visitors will have the best possible view ot the game. Out of these games it if expected will grow an interest which
 will result in building up base ball team that can hold it's own against any aggregation in Arizona.
 7 The court house water closets were