Arizona republican., 1894-09-23
UNASSORTED FACTS.
A Variety of Incidents of Pro-
 miSCuouS Character.
The Court Martial TomorroW-An Emigration of the Hobo
 Population.

The r6freshment stand at F1Rn1X park at the east end of the electric car line is still running.
 Ham brook & Schorr received yester- day two cars, one of cheap cham Der sets and one of bedding.
 H. L. George yesterday contributed lot of fine pears to the chamber of com merce display. The smallest weighed pound and quarter.
 The crown of smoke which has been hanging over the northern mountains for several days past indicates extensive fires in the forests beyond.
 The school book depot of the Irvine company is popular with the children. The Irvine company was the first to pay cash for old school books.
 The eighteenth birthday of Miss An nie Walsh will be pleasantly and ap- propriately celebrated next Monday evening at the Sixth Avenue hotel.
 A deed from T. W. Hine to T. E. Pomeroy to a one fourth interest In the High Flyer, Last Chance and Father Hubbard mining claims was filed yes terday.
 Sheriff Murphy yesterday arrested Mexican for passing counterfeit half dollar at the Pony saloon. The prls- oner was turned over to Deputy United States Marshal SIankard.
 The following appointments were made yesterday from the governors office: Notaries public, Wade H. Rulings and J. W. Evans, Phoenix commissioner of deeds. N. G. Rogers, Louisville, Ky.
 The fourteenth birthday of Master Cornelius Borton was celebrated on Friday evening at the pleasant and handsome home of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Phillips on North Fourth avenue.
 On Friday afternoon Frank Sigler, bookkeeper for the Arizona Improve ment company, received telegram an- nouncing that his mother was dying at the Sierra Madre saritarium. He left on the evening train for California.
 Two more unlighted bicy yclists ap- peared before Recorder Schwartz yes terday, deposited dollar a piece and promised hereafter and forever to keep their headlights trimmed and burning.
 One thing which particularly strikes the Ph9nician who has remained in town all'summer is the increased num- Der of ladies on the streets on after moons. Summer tourists are returning rapidly and winter tourists from the north are beginning to arrive in pleas- ing numbers.
 Chas. Becker and colored man got into fight in the Gem saloon last night over $7 jackpot. The colored brother had Becker on the floor and was show ing him the better hand when Assist ant Marshal Wickham arrived. Both were locked up and the officer raked in the pot.
 There will be an emigration of hobos from town today. The authorities are holding them responsible for the recent ropberies and last night they began notifying them that their room was bet ter than their company. After this morning all who are found will be given choice between visit to for eign parts and days on the chain gang.
 The third and last of the series of base ball games between Phoenix and Tempe will be played at the park this ofternoon. The game will be called at 2:30 and ladies will be admitted free. Upon the result of this contest will de- pCAu taC 1CPuldliOA Ol IllC ICcLlo lOl superiority. Each has won game and all the skill and energy which attended the two former contests will be con- centrated into the ''shake off,
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record: M. H. Sherman and wife to John W. Me- Lean, lot 21, block 13, Capitol addition, $250; W. A. Bolton to Allen c. Ruff, lots 2 and 4, block z, Goldman's addi- tion to Tempe; M. E. Collins to Wade H. Rulings, lots 4 and 5, block r ,iCapi- tol addition. $1, 600. John A. Black to Rose Gillingham, lot 5, block 30, ChurchilPs addition, $490.
 ''The fellow that did the shooting you, you know was the villain. Rosalie didn't know the other man then for she hadn't met him' said little girl on the street to another little girl and her explanation was emphasized by de-. termined gestures by the fore finger. This conversation was overheard by 8 reporter who happened to be passing and has since been wondering if those little girls are reading the right kind of literature.
 There was holdup which was also knock-down in Block Al about one o'clock yesterday morning. An old man who can give no good excuse for being in that vicinity at that time O day was accosted by two young men one of whom asked him how much money he had. He replied, "a dime" The fist of the other landed in his face and he was knocked down. The foot pads went through his pockets and got $4.
 The court martial for the trial of two mem bers of company B for unsu bordi- nation and disobedience will be organ ized at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.