Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-10-17
YESTERDAYS RECORD.
Happenings of Greater or Less
Importance.
Close of the Registration - Latest
From the Fools Canyon
Mines.


fine horse and buggy brought across
the country from Wilcox.
There are now seventy students en-
rolled at Lamson's business college.
There are eight in the academic course.
Suits we're filed in district court yes
terday by Neils Peterson vs.. ]. H. Root
and others, and by Mons Ellington
against George Erb and others.
Mysterious movements by Detective
Will Smith and other officers, evidently
show that they believe one of the train
robbers is still near or in the city.
Mr.. N. c. Wilson, who recently bought
half interest in the shoe house of
Goodwin & Avery, is rapidly initiating
himself into the mysteries OF the trade.
The following transfers of real estate
were yesterday entered for record
0. L. Sturtevant to G. D. Gray, lots %,
%, "a in block 4, Montgomery addition,
$500.
A baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Lutge, in Churchlll's addition, has been
at the point of death for three days,
but last night there were signs of i'm
provement
The creamery which will open for
business Thursday morning, Oct. 18th,
is modern dining place for ladies and
gentlemen. The room will be open to
the public for inspection this evening.
On Monday night the members of
the Carleton club, Messrs. Talbot,
Feelings, Brown and McNaughten. en-
tertained at their pleasant club house
the Y. M. C. A members of the Valley
Cycle club.
DR.. M. Hilton Williams OF Los Ange-
les, who is now stopping at the Com
mercial hotel, is quite encouraged from
the mum Der OF persons who have con-
suited him already. Some coming
long distance from the country.
The call for competitors. in the boys
burro race has brought out fair repre-
sentation of the young America, and
every animal belonging to that order
that Balaam had the accident with will
be pressed into service during the fiesta.
Charlie Meadows contracted for fifty
stalwart, noble red men yesterday, who
are to do expert archery, give hideous
war whoops and dances, and shoot
blank cartridges at the overland mail.
fat feed each day.
The Alkire Drygoods company yester-
day received 200 pounds of bright and
many hued cotton warp for the Indian
school. 1t is to be used by the female
pupils in weaving those pretty mats
and rugs with which the floors OF the
building are decorated.
John Doe was arrested by Assistant
Marshal Wickham last night for lift
ing up his voice for Buckley O'Neill
That is not tair way to state it, either
He was arrested for drunkenness and
boisterousness, and only happened to
be hurrahing for the celebrated pop
ulist candidate.
The old Tombstone stage coach that
has been painted a carmine hue so
many times in the early seventies by
road-agents and Indians was distur bed
in its long rest yesterday by the Fiesta
management and taken down the avenue
on trial run to see if the ancient We
hicle is in condition to withstand the
attack by the Pima Indians in the blank
cartridge play at the fiesta.
Abner Heed of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
and his two sons, Jacob and J. H.
Heed, arrived yesterday. They came
on account Of the elder Mr.. Heed's
i'll health. He is very wealthy gentle
man and will probably purchase con-
venient and pleasant farm property.
The sons will likely engage in business
in the city.
Last night little nine-year old girl
belonging to a family named Kearney,
living near the gas works, was reported
to be lost. Some time in the afternoon
she boarded street car for pleasure
ride and nothing was seen of her alter
ward. Inquiry was made of all the
street car conductors but none could re-
member having seen her.
A suit was begun in district court
yesterday by Porter W. Fleming, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Squair
Richardson, against L. W. Penn berton,
administrator of the estate of Oscar L.
Gibbs, to secure an accounting for a
sum of money which, it is alleged, that
Gibbs held as guardian for Richardson
The amount is about 81 800.
The work of laying an artificial stone
sidewalk in front of the McNamara
building was begun yesterday, or rather
the material for the walk was placed
upon the ground, the old walk was torn
up and the grade was given for new
one. When that stretch of walk is
complete the line of cement between
Second avenue and Third street will be
unbroken on the north side of Washing
ton street.
A. G. Yrigoyen, the locator OF the
Orc Elmo. one of the most promising
claims in the newly discovered gold
region in the neigh borhood of Fools
Canyon, came to town on Monday night
He says that every day the prospects Of
that region grow brighter. They are
continuing to take out great glittering
Jumps of virgin gold from the origina
Clriialua nnina and there Is anna rantlr