Arizona republican., 1895-01-27

to 90 into effect on April 1. The SER
vice will be six days week. Bids are
now being received for the contract and
will be closed on February 2.
There will be a revival of the Philo-
mathean debating society tomorrow
night at the high school. To be
Philomathean is to be lover OF Wis
dom. All such seekers of truth and
knowledge and all interested in literary
pursuits will be welcome at the meet
ing.
Mr.. W. C. Deputy came in from his
ranch yesterday with lot of Sultana
seedless dried grapes, which were
acknowledged to be superior in appear
ance and flavor to the Thompson seed
| less raisins now in the market. Mr..
Deputy has several hundred ponds of
these grapes.
When it comes to cutting and fitting
fine dress suit that is where Gillet,
the tailor, shines respondent. At the
most select socials and receptions the
gentlemen who wear his snugly fitting
and stylishly cut garments are easily
singled out. He is in the store with
Greene, the halter.
| DIR. Cameron and Miss Betty Hughes
will be married next Wednesday and
will live on Fifth avenue. The doctor
is gentleman, skillful practitioner
and kind hearted. Miss Hughes is
sensible, practical accomplished and
very popular. They deserve long life
of marital happiness.
F. M. Nollon of Ell Paso, arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon. He came
through from Ell Paso on bicycle,
making the trip in six days. Rain and
heavy roads compelled him to stop two
days in Tucson He was seven hours
coming down from Florence today.
Mr.. Nollon intends to locate in Phoenix.
Mr.. L. J. Woods of the Mutual Life
Insurance company, yesterday re-
ceived a check for $4,000, payable
on the order of Mrs. E. L.
Walker, being the amount of in
surance carried by her husband, the
late DIR. J. L. Walker. 1t was for
warded Immediately upon receipt of
formal proofs of death.
An important business change will
occur in Phoenix on February l. Messrs.
Dalton & Lamm and Capt. E. A. Poyen
yesterday completed negotiations for
the purchase of the stock of books, sta
tionerv, etc., of Pratt Bros. The new
proprietors are thorough business men
and Capt. Poyen was formerly connec-
ted with the firm of Pratt Bros.
THE REPUBLICAN is in receipt of the
Charlottesville Qnd.) Sunday Star of
last week containing an elaborate des-
cription of the wedding at CraWfords
vile on Wednesday evening, Jan. 16, of
Miss Isabel Allen of that city and Mr..
Geo. Mason Wright of Danville, Ill.
The bride is the youngest sister of Miss
Lisbeth T. Allen of Phoenix.
Mr.. Frank Belcher of Charlotte,
Mich, arrived in Phoenix on Friday
evening. The object of his visit is to
investigate the possibilities of profit
| able investment and he is so we'll
! pleased with what he has seen that to
his mind the matter is practically set
tied. Mr.. Belcher is capitalist and a
stalwart Repu blican, two very desirable
qualifications.
The horse and bicycle race which
takes place at the V. G. G. race track
| this afternoon is creating considerable
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cycle men and considerable money is
being wagered on the result. The
| judges, referee and scorers have been
appointed and providing the weather
is good the race will be the most inter-
esting ever run in the territory.
Wednesdays are reception days at the
Kellner residence A hospital board, a
Whit at pure Havana, game of pool
or billiards and an exchange of ideas
upon topics of mutual interest will
round out pleasant evening for the
visiting legislators, set an example OF
kindly appreciative spirit which will
dou btless be followed by many others
who can conveniently entertain.
Some time ago lady named Stein
berg, who lived with her husband and a
family OF small children in the eastern
part of the city. died under peculiarly
distressing circumstances, which were
related in THE REPUBLICAN along with
an appeal to the public in behalf of the
family. The response was quick and
generous and continued. Mr.. Stein
berg is duly thankful, but wants to say
through THE REPUBLICAN that his fam
lily is above want and that they are now
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