Arizona republican., 1895-09-15

h l., Kansas City; F. W. Calkins, Denver F. Wood, Los Angeles; H. L. White head, Portland; c. D. Reppy, Florence c. H. Adams and wife, New York; Rev. Howard Billings, Tucson; Wm. Martin Aiken. Washington, D. 0.
 The Populists of Phoenix have come to the conclusion that they must have an organ, and 'The New Populist" will shortly make it's appearance. A plant is on the way from Chicago here and will arrive in few days. John Q. White, s. s. Green and J. A. Gardner are at the head of the enterprise.
 The electric car line has made cash and friends this summer during the , campmeetiug. Mir. Pratt, the genial manager, has won praise for himself | for the gracious manner in which he treated every one. The campmeet1ng folks could but praise his generosity, and will want to camp at the park again.
 Supervisors Priest, Kimball and Cap tain George will leave th1s evening to attend the National Irrigation congress at Albuquerque. They will make astroug effort toward getting the next Irrigation Congress to meet in Phoenix, and 1t is to be hoped their effort will be successful, 1! for it will mean much toward the devol- ment of the city.
 Commodore P. Owens, sheriff of | Navajo county, arrived Tn the city yes- terday with man named Lawrence, who is being taken to Yuma to undergo a tive-years' sentence for horse stealing. Lawrence is accused of killing miner near Navajo Springs few months ago but no irect evidence has ever been found against him.
 A wedding ceremony was performed by Justice Johnstone yesterday in his court room. The principals were Ramon Lorez and Susannah Hernandez. The former acted more like he was at tending his own funeral than being different as to whether the ceremony proceeded or not. The marriage, was in sense, compulsory.
 The following real estate transactions, reported by Coggins & Brown, abstract ors, were yesterday reported for record : Frank M. Aver to Dennis A. Burke un. divided F interest in lots 14 to p in block AZ, and lots to 10 in block 42, Capitol addition Linn Orme to Fred s. Newell lot 12, block 36, Phoenix j; Cynthia Turner and H. B. Turner to Ella Saller e11a of w1a ne4 sec 2S twp 2nr 3 e; Mrs. s. A. Clifford to H. s. Searle and wife to Mercedes Espinosa sw14 sec Il twp 1nr3e.
 Mir. J. c. Hulzebosch, young man of pluck and money. has bought out the J. L. Cant harness shop at 10 North ! Center street, and has just received a fine line of leather goods. This has been popular shop, sharing the larger portion of the trade, and now that Mr. Hulzebosch has started in with such a show of business as well as accommoda- ting spirit, 1t is sure thing that trade will increase. He has retained the services of Gant's popular foreman, MT. G. T. SWitzer.
 Miss Addie Laura Murphy, an elocu. tionist of fame throughout the United States, will in all proba bility arrive in | Phoenix shortly and give an elocution- ary reading. The lady is principal of 1 the Cumnock school of oratory at Los Angeles and is said to be one of the best elocutlonists in the United States. She is now in the east giving readings and collecting her faculty for the next school term. This highly accomplished lady is cousin of President Frank Murphy of the north and south road also cousin of Ira P. Smith, conner cial agent of the same road.
 Prescott Journal Miner: Miss Lizzia Wildman met with quite painful accl. dent yesterday at Chapparal, and one which will confne her to her room for some time She and Miss Gertrude Hughes were out riding, Miss WiIdman driving, when one of the horses stum- bled and fell, breaking one of the hold back straps on the neckyoke, when the other horse commencing kicking. Miss Hughes jumped out and escaped unin- l iured, while Miss Wildman remained in her seat until the buggy was upset, throwing her out and dislocating her knee joint. She was brought into town today, and is getting along very nicely.
 Says the Los Angeles Express: "Ari- zonians somehow always get into great Qeal Ol CrOuDlo Wneu they COno IO LOS Angeles. They either blow out the gas at their hotel, try to shoot up things ol do something equally as bad. They sometimes get on an elevator and nearly faint away, so afraid are they that the 'durned machinery will run out at the top of the building. The great swatt cut by the Monte Cristo of Arizona al fair Avalon IS another example of the peculiar com position of the men from the territory" The above is a libel or the intelligence of the people of the ter ritory; if our residents do blow out the gas, some of them are mighty handy with a six-shooter and would enioy
 cleaning out the Express office.