Arizona republican., 1895-07-14

on the Arizona canal, came down yes. 1 terdav suffering from a curious and painful affection of the throat. The glands were terribly swollen and the suffering was intense.
 Go to Leonard for your Sunday fruits, he has daily supply of ail kinds and will make you 8 special if ordered. Water melons for sale fresh from the ranch. soda, the best, and all favors at moments notice.
 Captain J. M. Trayer of Company F, N. G. A., has requested a postpone ment of his trial until the return of his counsel, W. J. Ross, who is at present in the Papago country in the interest Of the interior department.
 Governor Hughes left last night for Tucson accompanied by Messrs. G. J. Hilzinger. A. M. Franklin and Rev. Howard Billman, regents of the univer sity, who have been Investigating the Phoenix experimental station.
 MT. Thomas Montgomery of Wicken- berg, arrived in Phoenix yesterday to consult Dr. Martin with regard to serious ear difficulty. Mr. Montgom. cry is doing very nicely and will be able to return home in few days.
 The best fruit just received by Nelson 1 Cotton will go like hot cakes today. Don't fail to see him early for water melons, grapes, peaches, plums, oranges and lemons. Also ranch eggs fresh | from the country every day. Cotton has good lemonade and milk shakes too.
 Outbound passengers by the Mari copa & Phoenix last night were Miss Ollie Wilson for Winona, Miss. M. Ger man and c. c. Shelton for Ell Paso, A. M. Franklin, Howard Billman and w. s. Devol for Tucson, F. Meminaugh for Riverside, A. M. Barringer for Deming, E. B. Clark for San Francisco.
 When the hour is getting later, and the fish | and game gre past,
 And you catch a hundred odors in the stream Then unless an alligator, when your stomach | turns traitor
 You will find & regulator in Murray's ice | cream.
 So the tired, worn out fisherman wrote of our immortal ice cream Mur- ray.
 David Potts, an elderly man living north of the city. was the severely in jured victim of runaway last night. He was riding on cart loaded with barley and provisions. His horse be- came frightened and ran down Wash ington street. Near the corner of First the old man WAS thrown out falling on his head. A sack of barley was thrown upon him.
 G. H. Hirschfeld last night rendered the fire department banquet at it's hail. MT. Hirschfeld is an honorary member Of the department but more than that he was inte rested in it's triumphs at Prescott From an en- thuhiastic point of view the banquet was success. There were five kegs of beer and other more solid refreshments and altogether the fremen and other guests congratulated themselves that they were there.
 There is an excellent exhi bition of architectural art in 8 window of B. Heyman & Go. It is drawing of the new normal school building made by MT. J J. Davey in the office of Archi- tect Fred Heinlein, the designer of the new building. MT. Davey's work be- trays not only the skill of an architec- tural artist, but the picture in back. ground and foreground is invested with evidences of his skill in more general directions.
 Arizona's militia gets $2,000 out of the $400, ,000 appropriation made at the last session of congress for the pur- chase of equipments and supplies for the militia. The appropriation is dis tributed among all the states and terri tories excepting Alaska. Oklahoma re- ceives the smallest amount, $1,000 {; New York the largest, $37, ,000. A cir cular describing the distri button of the appropriation and the conditions of the law was received at the governors office yesterday.
 | There are old feet and young feet, | And little feet and great, Pretty feet and homely feet II And feet that do not mate.
 It's quite a feat to cover feet,
 In style and com fort too,
 And if this is what you're after, | I'll tell you what to do.
 Just take your feet to Chandler.
 And fit them with their shoes,
 Then your corns will never bother,
 And you'll never hav9 the blues.
 Governor Hughes yesterday received a communication from President John M. Stahl of the farmers national con- gress, requesting the appointment of delegates from Arizona to the farmers convention at Atlanta, Ga.. October 10 and Is. This territory is entitled also to the appointment of ten commission. CTS. five ladies and five gentlemen to the international cotton states exposi. tion at Atlanta during October. The governor has already appointed General and Mrs. AL Samnson and Iudge l