Arizona republican., 1894-07-03

arrived yesterday from the WoIfey dam where he had been running the Mess house.
 Block fl was the scene of wild revelry last night, the time of the dedication of that region to unholy purposes.
 The school marshals have closed the census of children of school age in this district. There are .249. an unexpected increase over the number last year.
 Swenarton & Go. ordered yesterday new Lu-mi-num bicycle for the winner [Ziba Brown) of the road race from No gales to Tucson, this being the first prize.
 The foundation and the walls of the first story of the Lamson Business col lege on north Center street are con- pleted. The front is of pressed brick and makes fine appearance. Major J. W. Evans left last evening for Maricopa where. he will proceed to California as soon as the trains shall run. Maricopa is a pleasant place to spend a couple of days in summer. Last evening was the first since the beginning of the real heated term that riders upon the electric line were en- titled to excursion rates and there were many who took advantage of the op- | portunity.
 The number of people who are wait ing for the trains to move so that they can get away, is very great. The first train which assuredly connects with 1 the passengers on the main line will convey many Phenicians.
 Eva Florence, the eldest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. B. Cook, east Monroe street, died yesterday after an illness of three weeks of rheumatism. The ail- ment was complicated few days ago by an attack of pneumonia. The fune- ral will take place today.
 Deputy Sheriff Frank Prothero came up from the lower Salt river yesterday with Jeff Florida who has been charged with insanity. He will have hearing today. Florida was released from the asylum two or three months ago, and though he is not violent there are signs of the returning malady.
 The brick cottages of Mrs. Lizzie Winters and Mrs. A. M. Lee in the Churchill addition are nearly finished and are 8 couple of substantial and cozy structures. One who has not visited this locality for some months past, a wonderful increase of people and habitations is at once remarked.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record: T. W. Hine and wife to H. H. Logan and w. T. Smith an individual half interest in the southeast quarter of block Is Linville addition. The Arizona Land and Stock company to B. J. Franklin lots 7, 8, g, 10, II and 12, Churchill ad- dition, $2, 400.
 The offices of Acting Governor Bruce were further ornamented yesterday by the addition of three pieces of hand some furniture, two sofas and 8 desk for assistant Secretary Devereux. The furniture in these offices is not showy but very rich and solid evincing a proper taste in it's selection. Other ad- ditions to the improvements begun a few months ago are contemplated.
 The movement in Churchill addition real estate continues regardless of mid, summer heat and the dull season. The Arizona Land and Stock company yes terday sold to Col. B. J. Franklin lots Y, 8, g, 10, II and 12 in block 45 fol $2, 400. A deed was also executed to J. M. Vaughan to lots and 4 in block 27, $500. The handsome brick resi- dences of Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Winters ir this addition are rapidly nearing com pletion.
 E. P. Mccormick of Cave Creek is ir town and says: "The Mormon Cir mill machinery was sold because the Huntington mill was not suitable for the Morning Girl ore but was especially suitable to that of our adjoining mine to which it was sold. The Mormon } Girl force will devote the summer to developing the mine and later will put in stamps on the site and in the build. ings which were included in the sale. J
 Tonight at Gardiner's hall the Boy Zonaves will give an entertainment which will be well worth the seeing and hearing. The primary object oi the entertainment is to raise money fo1 buying uniforms for the organization The brigade was formed only a few weeks ago and has already developed great talent in 8 military direction The boys are all wide awake and intel ligent and the program which they and their friends have prepared is wide and interesting.
 In explanation of the recent state ment that the mill machinery of the Mormon Girl had been sold to the Little Chief Mining company, one of the proprietors of the Mormon Glrl states that the Huntington mill was not suit. able to the needs of that mine, but was adapted to those of the company to which it was sold. The Mormon Cir people will devote the summer to devel oping the mine further and later will put stamps on the site and in the build ings which were not included in the sale.
 Frank Frances is in the city. He was here twenty years ago; and his talk and wonder was characteristic of 6 Rip Van Wrinkle at the city's growth and beautiful appearance. He has been at work on the Wolhey dam which he says, is complete and that water is flowing into the canal today