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guess," he continued, "Phenix will have one of the most prosperous seasons in the history of the place. I am not given to idle talk, and you can bet what 1 say is about true"
 The following real estate transactions, reported by Coggins & Brown. abstrac- tors, were yesterday entered for record : 1 Vina Yarnell and heirs to Rebecca A. Kay, lots and 8, block 8, University addition; Mrs. M E. Dodson to Hib. bard E. Morse, lots 7, 8, block 4, Te mpe j; George w. Hoadley to Mamie Elder, lot g, block 4, Montgomery's addition.
 The trial of J. Meunier, the Mexican who was arrested the other day for passing forged check for $94 on Gold, berg Bros., has again been postponed until Friday. The forgery was a poor one and the name of W. s. Merrill, was badly executed. The bank pronounced it 8 forgery as soon as presented and MT. Merrill has no knowledge of sign ing the check.
 Parties owning the best patented dry placer machine ever invented would like to correspond with owners of rich placer grounds in regard to furnishing machines, taking pay for same In placer grounds. Address Reeds Dry l Placer Machine Go. 339 Washington St., Room l, Boston, Mass, giving full par ,ticulars and locations of grounds, and what you are willing to do.
 The Yavapai County Cricket club ttended by the Marlcopa County Cricket club to play match game. The inter- esting event will occurin this city on Septemb Der 28. The M. c. c. Cs. are all excellent players and will doubtless make it interesting for the northern club although the latter team will make no mean opponents for rumor says they are experts at the game.
 Murray's Cafe opened for business yesterday at lunch time with 8 very satisfactory patronage which continued until late hour last night The din. ing room furnishings are not complete yet but will be within few days and then Phoenix can boast of the cosiest lunch and dining place east of Los l Angeles. The prices will be popular and patrons will not be asked to pay for what they see but what they eat.
 Journal-Miner Alex. Moss, who re- turned recently from the insane asylum at Phoenix, was sent to the county hos pital today, awaiting information from Phoenix as to whether he is an escape or not from there. If he has been regu. larly discharged, it will necessitate another examination, as he is evidently still unbalanced mentally. If he is an escape he can be returned without fur ther action of the authorities.
 Star: The residence of John Brown on North Stone avenue was burglarized on Sunday night some time after mid night. There was stolen watch, rings and breastpin, beside $l4 in solid cash which was abstracted from MT. Browns pockets. The doors were unlocked and open. MT. and Mrs. Brown were sleep. ing in the house. The burglar had to pass Miss Amelia Brown and Miss Tay- Tor, telephone operator, who was sleeping on the front porch. Miss Tav- Tor was not sufficiently awake to remark helloi
 Rev. T. Whitmore, custodian of the the famous Casa Grande ruin near Flor ence, has written to the secretary of the interior urging him to recommend in his annual report to congress an appro- priation of S7,000 or $S.0O0 for the gen. eral preservation of the ruin. The custodian declares that this will be needed to roof the building, to fence in 40 acres of ground and to make excava- tions 1n all the mounds in the vicinity. The excavation are objects of histori- cal importance as throwing light on the wonderful people of prehistoric times.
 An Associated Press dispatch from Chicago says Henry Criss of Nooales, Arizona, member of the Republican national executive committee for that territory, has succeeded in forming $5, ,00O, 900 syndicate, to irri- gate and reclaim several hundred thous- and acres of so called arid lands in Arizona. Criss left today for home with success of the work. The land to be reclaimed lies in the valley of the Santa Cruz river, along the southern border of Arizona.
 The following is report of the weath. CT in Phoenix during the past week |: \ Clear weather, with normal temperature and light variable winds have been the characteristic features of the past week s weather. The supply of water in the canals and ditches continues sufficient for irrigation. All the late fruit and vegetable crops appear to be in satisfac- tory condition. Tokay and Missionary grapes are found in abundance in the local market; Muscat grapes are be-. coming less plentiful. Late peaches are ripening. Pears and pomengrates of fine appearance and quality are mak- ing their appearance in plentiful supply from the neIghboring orchards, and all the fruit stalls are amply stocked with them.