Arizona republican., 1894-11-22

has ever been seen here. The face of any one of the 200 people in the group may be easily distinguished. Many of the pastures are natural and graceful. A reception will be given tonight by MT. and Mrs. T. W. Hine, at their resi- dence, ID honor of Col. and Mrs. Harry W. Adams. Invitations have been is- sued to large mum Der of the friends and acquaintanes of Col. Adams. The reception will last from to II o'clock. The agreement between Dr. J. M. Ford the purchaser and Mrs. Isabella G. Taylor of New York the seller of the
 property between the Washington street M E. church and the postoffice
 was filed yesterday. To bind the tram saction Dr. Ford has paid 5000. Under
 the terms of the agreement the transac-
 tion is to be closed Nov. 29. Mrs. Tay- Tor, by the way, is a well known authoress.
 1 Chas. B. Stevens, wanted at Palomas, Yuma county, was arrested yesterday on warrant issued by Justice John. stone, charging him with having ob- tained money by fraudulent means. The complainant was James Hines. Stevens seems to have had no particular "lay," but worked on the general plan and with the general object of beating all with whom he came in contact. He was taken back last night to face the music.
 An affray occurred at the Capitol last night between two knights of for tune, Frosty and Malcolm Henry. hoI and Henry went away and returned reinforced with a gun. He madea play | and was knocked down by Frosty, whose record as hard hitter is sur passed only by the fame of Fitzsim- mons. Before Henry could gather himself up he was disarmed, arrested by Deputy Sheriff Blankenship and
 booked for lodgings at the sheriff's of | fee.
 The following instruments were yes | terdav filed at the office of the county recorder: Patent to John B. Mcdonald to sw14 sec 27 1sr4 e; deed from John Sullivan to E. A. Stout to nwM nwM and n34 sw14 sec 33 twp 4sr4w., $l00; G. B. Richmond and wife to Mary G. Rawlings undivided half interest in lots and g, block 84 city; Mary G. Rawlings and husband to G. B. Rich. mond, lot and east 10 feet of lot 7, block S4. Notice of appropriatio ton by | the Rio Verde Canal company of water 1 to be diverted near the mouth of Camp creek.
 ! An Indian at the Gila reservation died yesterday after long sick spell.
 Henry Morgan was at the reservation on Sunday and found that the Indian had had no attention. On his return
 to Phoenix he sent some medicine back but before it reached him the Indian
 was dead. Complaint is made that the physician employed by the government never visits the reservation unless sent 1 for. The Indians do not usually attach
 much importance to diseases of any 1 kind and so do not notify the doctor.
 The mortality on the outlying reserva- tions is therefore said to be fearful.
 Company c of Tempe has challenged Company B for competitive shoot, to take place on Thanksgiving day, the teams to consist of six men each. In | the two previous shoots Company B has come off victorious, but since the last meeting the personnel of the local team has been greatly changed, though
 the present material is perhaps not h. ferior. Besides the company at present
 is without range, having been com
 pelled to abandon it's old range on ac- count of the fears of adjacent farmers
 who lacked so much of local pride as to express fear of bodily injury at the hands, or rather at the guns, of marks men. The company is now considering the location of range mile and a
 half south of the west end of the street
 car track.
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