Arizona republican., 1895-02-10

PrOperty-A SIP, 1000 Deal.
 Guns and ammunition at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 II you want water rights in any canal call on Gen. Churchill, Commercial hotel block.
 If you want first class city property call on Gen. Churchill, Commercial hotel block.
 When ham, pork, lard, spare ribs or anything in the hog line is required, Tribolet's is the place..
 T. E. Dalton and A. w. Lamm yester- day sold to ". H. Pratt the e1a of lot 10 in block 7s for $12,000.
 Five days from date lots on Adams street, Kirkland's subdivision, will be advanced 20 per cent. See ad.
 A large bar of gold bullion was ship ped from the labratory of E. E. Ford yesterday to the United States mint at San Francisco.
 At the Phenlx park skating rink skates are free to ladies except on Tuesdays and Friday evenings when the music is in attendance.
 It is rare thing for customer of the NJ. E. Hurley meat market to complain of the quality of the meat. It is always the best that can be procured.
 The store of NJ. Jacobs was closed yesterday on account Of the death of Mr. Samuel Goodman of New York, the father of Mrs. Jacobs and Herbert Goodman.
 A young man named Beauvais while standing at the corner of Washington and Wall streets yesterday was seized with an epileptic fit from which he was brought with great difficulty.
 decree of divorce was issued yes issued to Eora Hart in suit against her husband, w. H. Hart. Cruel treat ment was the ground. The parties had been married a little more than year.
 II you want first class lands for or anges, lemons, almonds, olives or for deciduou5 fruits, grain or alfalfa, call on the owner, Gen. Churchill, who offers them for sale at his office, Commercial hotel block.
 The La Esperanza, a mining claim in the Harqna Halas, held by Syd D. Kempton, was sold yesterday to Chi cago and Milwaukee parties associated with w. c. Davis, the well known min ing man of Tucson.
 Hon. M. H. DeYoung, editor of the San Francisco Chronicle, has invested in Phoenix real estate. deed trans ferring to him lot 10 in block 24. Churchil's addition, from the Arizona Land and Stock company: was recorded yesterday.
 Of the many tickets already sold for she Warman lecture course consider able per cent have been purchased by parties who are either professional or occasional public speakers. This alone IS a strong testimonial of the professors worth
 An athetlc contest between the high school and Lamson's academy will take place at tue park on Washington's birthday. The events will be a 100 yard dash, one half mile bicycle race, half mile dash, 40 yards dash, Ii mile bicycle race, 75 yard dash, one mile foot race.
 J.C. Dobbins, secretary of the driv- ing association, is awaiting answers from Albuquerque, Ei Paso, Flagstaff, Prescott and Tucson relative to dates Oi SpiiuR uucOGlHSos II pOcolUlo lG W III be arranged so that the string of horses opening here will go to Prescott, then east, returning via Tucson.
 The case of Jas. Dixon, colored and John Gilmore, white, the alleged mutual foot pads, was concluded before Recorder Schwartz yesterday. There was no additional direct evidence but Dixon's reputation and other circum- stances were against him so it was decided that he was the footpad and Gilmore the victim. He was consigned to the eDnobling influence of the chain gang for the next twen ty-fve days.
 Two Indians from the nearest village were in town yesterday making com plaint against quartet of wholesale horsethieves, three Pimas and Pap ago. The thieves Gespoiled the village of twenty-eight horses and left for the northwest. They are supposed to have gone among the Mohaves who have more ready money than any of the other Indian tribes except the Navaios. The theft occurred in Pinal county and the complainants were accor iingly sent to Florence to begin operations.
 Mir. W. J. Murphy returned from the east late on Friday night ccompanied