Arizona republican., 1895-07-19

quarters tonight at o'clock, of all members of the victorious hose team who lately gallanty carried off the championship belt at Prescott.
 Ice cream freezers. Make your own ice cream. A complete line of White Mou n tain and Arctic ice cream freezers just in at the Capitol Bazar. Prices to suit the season. You know our prices are right on everything. Give us a call.
 At a meeting of the board of direc- tors last night contract was entered into with the bond for the uae of the hall for another year. It was also de- cided to establish special call for the Victor Hose company. The call will be double bell.
 Al Williams, familiarly known as "Coffee Al" left early this morning for Labrador. He is not trying to reach the north pole or Iceland, but the trip is made to visit relations whom he has not seen for several years. He will re- turn in Septemb Der.
 Last night Lieut.. Leavell of the U. s. army, instructed the local militia com pany in the manual of arms and mili. tary maneuvers. The regular drill ball was in absolute darkness, so the con- pany marched to the old drill grounds next to the Lemon hotel.
 The schedule in the assignment of A. E. Hinton was filed yesterday by the assignee, G. D. Gray. It shows the liabilities to be $6,77974 divided among forty creditors in Phoenix, Los Angeles. San Francisco, and St. Louis. The assets are estimated at S6.650.
 Selim Nicholson, manager of the Palace cigar store, will leave next Mon- day on a six weeks tour of the north. western coast. MT. s. H. Drachman of Tucson, will arrive in the city tomor- row morning and remain during MT. Michelson's absence.
 Local militiamen are expecting trou ble at Congress and many warlike expressions can be heard. They are not at all averse to an active campaign but do not much like the idea Of fight ing against their countrymen. Still, they say they will go where duty calls them.
 A fstic encounter occurred last night in McNamara's saloon between Dave Gibson and John Collan. Both aspir- ants for puglistic honors were intro duced to the interior of the city jail by Marshal Clark. Collan put up a $10 cash bond for his appearance this morning before the recorder.
 The following appointments were made yesterday by Governor Hughes :: Wm. Place, of Graham county, notary public; c. 0. Layton, of Graham county, delegate to the Fourth National 1rrie ation congress at Albuquerque, and T. J. Butler, of Yavapai county, delegate to the Cotton States Interna- tional exposition at Atlanta.
 F. I. Kendall, secretary of the Mari copa & Phoenix railroad, with head. quarters at San Francisco, arrived in i the city yesterday morning. Yesterday | afternoon in company with Manager Honshell, he went to Tempe on a special train to look over the work now being done on the Mesa city extension of the Maricopa & Phoenix road. The general opinion seems to be that Company F ot Tucson has disbanded entirely, but such is not the case. Twenty eight men have been dis. charged for disobedience, but nineteen still remain in the rankss The question is whether they can be remitted to the full compliment required by law, if not they must necessarily be mustered out of service.
 E. Irvine, who was here as resident in 1873, and went to Phoenix, Ariz., where he afterwards erected the first brick building, known as the Irvine block, is back again for the summer. says the San Diego Sun. He left here with saddle horse and sold the animal in Phen1x, the cash receipts being the bulk of his capital. Now he is solvent up into big figures. J. E. Walker, clerk of the district l court, will leave in few days on trip to Orange county, Virginia. He will first join his wife at Charlottesville, in northern Ohio. Mir. Walker will only stay there few days, however, as a total absence of Democrats in that sec ton of the country would be conducive towards bringing on a fit of lonesome ness and ennui in his case, so he will hasten to Virginia and meet his rela- tives, whom he has not seen for seven years.
 A recent arrival from Frog Tanks states that the work on the construc- tion of the Agua Fria dam is progress sing slowly. A new centrifugal pump WAS lately set up, making three now at work pumping water from the river bed where they are sinking for bed rock Solid rock was struck at depth of 45 feet, and the work of laying the found- ation of the massive dam will begin at once. Another new pump is to be set up making four all told in use on the works.
 The infant baby of Wm. Warnke died yesterday morning and was buried yesterday afternoon by W. H. Smith & | rEo1r