Arizona republican., 1894-10-06
ODDS AND ENDS. An Aggregation of UnClaSSifi-
 ed News.
What Was Most Talked About in Phoenix Yesterday.-Fran
 Myers Discharged.

The Y. M. c. A. gave pleasant social at the society's hall last night.
 Steadily gaining in popularity is the grocery store of R. M. Dameron at Five I oints.
 Architect Norton has prepared plans of house in the Capitol addition for George Perkins.
 Bell flower apples, Bartlett pears, fresh confectionery and ice cream soda are few of the attractions at Clay Lenards.
 A deed by Henry Rixen to the Mari copa Loan and Trust company to lots 4 and 20 in block 21 Collins addition was filed yesterday.
 Mrs. J. K. Musrhy and daughter left Wednesday evening for San Francisco, where she expects her health will be greatly benefited.
 There was born to Mir. and Mrs. W. D. Fulwiler on Thursday night a sweet baby girl. All parties immediately in- terested are well and happy.
 William Toombly was brought up from Gila Bend yesterday on commit ment by Justice Ramsay to twenty days in the county jail for petit larceny.
 Frank Taylor living north of the city is recovering after long and alarming illness whose symptoms were such as to lead his friends to fear that it would prove fatal.
 There are more Knights of Pythias in the United States this morning than ever before. Half of last night was spent in infusing new blood into the lodge in Phoenix.
 J. R. Doolittle is more firmly anchored to Arizona than ever. Yes terday he received a consignment of household goods and furniture from his former home in Minneapolis.
 Julius Onfray the well known Church. hills Addition gardner returned yes terday from ten weeks tour in the northern part of the territory, part of which was spent iu prospecting.
 There will be another foot ball ex- hibltion at the park tomorrow after noon. The players are requested to meet at o'clock at Galpin & Hanny's bicycle agency and dress for the scrimmage.
 The Philomathean Literary society has changed it's meeting night from Saturday to Monday for the greater con- venience of the majority of the mem- bers. The next meeting will, there fore, be held next Monday evening at the high school building.
 Tom Smith has within a week se- cured just an even dozen new subscrib- CTS for telephones. This includes a new line on Center street as far as the Simms' addition, which will serve Frank Fuqua, Judge Ainsworth, Lam- son college and Louis Melczer's resi- dence.
 Four more hobos were fed into the insaliable maw of the police count yesterday. One of them made fair showing and was released but the other three were given their choice between dollars days and hours. All took the latter. This peculiar element of the citys population is day by day growing beautifully less.
 Frank Myers arrested last Sunday night on suspicion of being one of the bandits who held up Hinton's store at Alhambra six weeks ago was given hearing before Justice Johnstone yester- day. Several witnesses appeared against the prisoner but they were un- able to satisfactorily identify him. He was discharged.
 Suit was begun in district court yes- terday by Charles Prange against Wm. Quernheim, of St. Louis, and L. w. Morgan, to establish his claim to full possession of the Ophir and Sunrise mining claims. one-third of which is held by Quernheim, who purchased it from Morgan and whose interest in it, the petition alleges, was only contin- gent.
 The umbrageous but unsightly will low trees which stood along Washington street between the post office building and the corner of seventh avenue have been cut down. They happened to be in the way of the wheels of progress. They stood where the new cement side walk is to be laid. Their removal adds greatly to the appearance of that section of the street.
 Early yesterday evening a man was seen running along the streets in Churchill's addition bareheaded, half naked and displaying symptoms of in- sanity. The matter was reported to Assistant Marshal Wickham and he went to that neighborhood to gather in the stranger. He learned that he had gone out of the city in the direction of the Indian school. It is supposed that he was an escaped inmate of the insane asylum.
 A lot of property consigned to B. Ritterbarber, of Portland, Or. was at- tached yesterday morning by Ham, brook & Schorr to secure claim against Sparks X Pollman, late proprietors of the Lemon hotel. The property had been shipped by J. H. Pollman. It had already been received by the railroad