Arizona republican., 1894-09-29
WHAT ARGUS SAW
Together With Some Things
He Heard.
A Sign of Democratic DiSaster-WhY
Lawyer Believes r. Ell.
Robinson Is Dead.

nickel bows. Finder please leave at
this office.
A couple of handsome ladies' Col
umbia wheels came yesterday for Gal
pin & Hanny.
The Chandler Shoe company were
busy yesterday opening big invoice of
ladies' fine shoes.
The territorial prison superintendent
has been granted a two weeks leave of
absence from the territory dating from
October 6.
Rhodes Bros. will establish a bicycle
agency next Monday on Wall street,
next door to the Democratic committee
headquarters.
The new weekly Southern Pacific
limited reduces the time between San
to tx hours.
Notice of location of the Reno Mining
claim in the Brown mining district
was filed yesterday by W. M. Clanton
and W. W. Moore.
Auditor G. P. Leitch returned yester-
day from a roundup OF his cattle in
Graham county. He will remain in
Phoenix at least ten days.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Law and Order league was held last
night at it's new quarters in Gardiner
hall. -Four more members were ad-
mitted.
The young peoples societies of the
several churches unite in union service
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
at $50 o'clock. Strangers are cordially
invited.
The Southern Arizona conference of
the M. E. church will be held at Tue
son, beginning October 4, continu-
ing five days. Bishop Fitzgerald will
be present.
Judge John Blake of Stafford, returned
Thursday from an excursion to Silver
King. He is on the lookout for -four
mill for his place in the ella valley of
Graham county.
j. L. Wesson, living near Tempe, died
on Thursday night after brief illness.
He was 81 years old and father-in-law
of A. J. Jordan, employed at Sturgis'
livery stable.
Ed Metcalf and James Bark returned
last night from the Bradshaws. There
is increasing activity among prospec-
tors in that region, and great many
promising locations are being made.
The county hospital ia now filed al
most to its utmost capacity. A major
ity of the patients are persons suffering
from consumption in its various stages.
A telegram was received yesterday
morning from Bishop Kendrick of this
diocese, saying that he would hold SER
vices tomorrow at the Episcopal church
in this city. He will arrive this morn
ing.
There will be match game of base
ball at Phoenix park this afternoon at
Indian school team. An admission fee
of % cents, including grand stand, will
be charged.
A meeting of the board of prison
com nissioners will be held at Yuma
next Monday. One feature of their
deliberations at this meeting will be
the consideration of number of petit
tions for pardons.
The rain of Thursday was heavy in
the northern and northwestern part of
the valleys and the adjacent mountains.
The Aqua Fria was swollen to such an
extent that it could not be forded, and
Cave creek was running full.
A warranty deed was filed yesterday
from E. L. Branch and wife to part of
se14, sec. IL, tip. n, r. 8 e., for $3.50.
Also deeds from John R. Loosely
to Fannie Bryan, of Repu bile, Mo-, and
G. i. Broadwell, OF Kansas, two ceme-
terry lots.
The shower of Thursday came in the
nick of time to supply the deficiency OF
the watering cart. The Maricopa canal
while su Emitting to its annual cleaning
yielded no water for sprinkling and the
dust usually kept in subjugation had
begun to accumulate.
An amended trust deed from the
Hudson Reservoir and Irrigation COM
pany to the Farmers Loan and Trust
company of New York, was recorded
yesterday. There was also release of
former mortgage issued by the irriga-
ton company to the trust company two
months ago. The amended Instrument
filed at the instance of the trustee, but
the amount of the bond issue, $4,000
600, is unchanged.
An attorney of Phoenix says that he
is certain that whether or not R. E. L.
Robinson was murdered by the Ceris or
not, he is dead. The attorney has in
his safe an article which he will not
now describe but which was deposited
with him by Robinson before he left on
his voyage down the gulf. Whatever it
is, if Robinson were alive now or had
been alive at anytime within the last
three months. he would have either
called or sent for it
An item appeared in yesterdays Re
PUBLICAN in which it was stated that
"a Solway pear weighing thirty-three
ounces" had been placed on exhibition
in the chamber OF commerce display.
The man who handed in the inform a.