Arizona republican., 1894-11-15
horse since the first of September but did not claim ownership,

 did not claim ownership.
 The classes in elocution at the Terri torial university already begin to show the benefits of the careful instruction by Miss Hughes This work is also found to have beneficial effects upon the discipline of the students although the university plan of placing the pupils Ion their honor" has had very much to do with their department, which is the pride alike of professors and students.
 The windows of the store of the Alkire company are filled with beautiful fancy and toilet articles suitable tor Christ mas presents. The firm has devised a scheme by which these goods are to be given away without charge to patrons. Some of the handsomest pieces of silver ware and silver plated goods of exquisite l in Phoenix are included in these gift offerings.
 i Said an old and progressive resident of the city yesterday: q have. more 1 faith in Phoenix than ever. 1 expect to see town of 25,0OO here in two years. l Prospects have never before been so bright as they are today and they will be brighter tomorrow and still brighter next week. 1 believe that this winter will bring the first permanent move- ment in real estate we have ever had. l can almost feel 1t in the air"
 Yesterday afternoon woman whose distinguishing article of apparel was 8 divided skirt, or pair of divided skirts, walked up Washington street. Her promenade was, unfortunately, CO., incident with the closing of the schools for the day. and she became the prey of the observant and irreverent school boy. He focked along after her, ran in front of her, studying the architecture of her bifurcated garment. Pants, I'll be darned," cried one, "but they fit her like they was made fer bigger woman"
 Says The Wiuslow Mail: An idea of what statehood will bring to Arizona may be got from the following number of acres of land that will be donated to the various institutions of the new state: Public buildings at the capital. GA, 900; the university, 49,000; agricul- tural college, 100000; insane asylum. 100000; the prison, 100000; deaf and dumb asylum, 100000; miners hos pital, 50,000; normal school, 100, ,000 !; charitable and penal institutions. 350,- GOO; county hospitals, 100000. A total of 1,112.00O acres, besides four sections of land in every township for school purposes.
 Anatomical studies seem to have been generally neglected at Tucson. Says the Citizen: Yesterday find was made on the plaza of what was declared to be woman's hand. It twas of al- most the proper size and shape, with the first joints of the fingers and thumbs gone. The skin was also gone. On reporting the find it was learned that another had been found election day. The find was taken to Dr. Spen- cer. He pronounces the find not human at all, but 8 lions paw with the outer skin gone. The resemblance to a human hand is remarkable, though the tendons are much stronger than would a humans be.
 A marriage of two persons well known in Phoenix is said to be about to take place in San Francisco. The par. ties are MT. Geo. Gam, Southern Pa cifc agent at Maricopa, and Mrs. w. F Holder, who was divorced from hel husband last Saturday. MT. Gam obtained leave of absence of severa weeks from his post, dating from No vember 5, to enjoy vacation on the coast. Mrs. Holders divorce case was set for the same day, but it was moi heard until the 10th. MT. Gam left , however, for the coast on the day he intended and Mrs. Holder started or , the night of the day on which her di. vorce was granted.
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