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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-31
POLICE PICKINGS.

Joseph Dave residing at No III Texas
avenue. reported to the police yesterday
the loss of II fine St Bernard dog
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1he mind annual hnM I'D the nnyo,
LOCAL FIRE REcORD

Fluc fires a. the residences OF W. y.
Cleveland, corner OF Rusk avenue ana
San Jacgnto street. and Mrs. Nelson, cor
hcr OF Prairie avenue nnd Caroline street.
called out tho department sunday night.
no Damage resulting at either place. A
Hue Gre, which did no damage. called the
department to the Fourth ward taouth)
about $3.50 O'Clock yesterday morning
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Saturday afternoon while Mcsdames
Joseph and David Emmich were out
shopping" their residence, corner of Cap
itol avenue and Caroline street. was en-
tered by burglars and s52.75 IN cash taken.
The thieves cut open the mattresses and
went through all of the furniture.
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COLONEL JEAIIsON'S CONDITION.
At midnight last night the condition of
Colonel T.. S, Johnson was reported to he
unchanged. Sunday afternoon he showed
signs of Improvement, but his friends
say that the colonel is very sick man..
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Lengthy reasons why you should buy
your lumber from Ware. He has the best.
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A SLIGHT CHANGE IN LOCATION.
A. II. kiesling. the druggist. viii &C.
eupy the corner of Main and Prairie ave
Booth Bros.
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SICK AND HoMIcI.Ess

Two sick men were picked up on the
streets yesterday and taken TO st. Joseph's
Infirmary by the police
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Andrew spitzner who was taken In

NHuT"" SPIVzHtr WHO WIS takon IN
custody Sunday night on lunacy charge,
was removed to the county jail yesterday
sheriff q office. The man spent the fore
noon in his cell at police headquarters
preaching and was violent when the Off
he taken before Judge Tod on lunacy
charge,
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REMOVAL.
Mildly & Dow. the coal dealers, have re-
moved their offices from the Cotton Ey-
change to their new brick building. on
Travis. between Texas avenue and Capt.
fol -
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blackburn & Bailey. up-to-date photor
raphcrs. 100sh Prairie avenue.
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The latest improvements In photography.
Blackburn 4 Bailey. 1o0s,s Prairie avenue.
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J. RELY GORDON & W. II. FOSTER.
Associated Architects. sc7,s Main street.
Consultation free.
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SOCIAL EVENTS ToNrGIIr-

As The Post has stated before from time
TO time. the Houston Light Guard will
torigl' dance The Old year out and the
Now Year In. The most elaborate prera-
raiionH have been made for the occasion,
and when the lady friends of the club
assemble in the armory tonight they will
find the rooms beautifully decorated. the
artistic arrangements surprising all form
er efforts THIS will be the third annual
ban OF the Light Guard club.
The programmes for the occasion and
the committed badges are very handsome
and expensive. the selection being that OF
the arrangement committee. The pro-
gramme consists Of three cards of da-
mond shane neatly tied with "A silkon
string. Upon the front are tho beautiful
tints Of the setting sun of the Old wear
upon u sky as blue rs azure. above this
being the moon and stars of the new
year In silver In the center OF golden
star = the Monogram, III. l.. e." BE-
low this are the words, "Armory, De-
cemhcr 81. lSi5---liouston. Texas" In letters
OF gold. The interior shows a programme
supper after which three colilliou figures
VIII be led, auL then beautiful Home.
Sweet Home" The committees are print
ed on the reverse side. The badges arc
red, white and blue; These colors are
artistlcnlly arranged into bows, with tas-
sells of gold, upon the white being the
words Third Anpuai Rall, Houston
The third annual ball OF the Bayou
CITY Lodge. brotherhood OF Locomotive
Firenen. viii! BE- given at l'ythian Hull
in the Fifth ward. ,onight. Elaborate
preparations Tor the entertainment of theiI
many guests have been made. The hall
pleasure.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets.
All druggists refund tho money IL IL fails
to cure. 25c.
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Fine line OF holiday goods at Burg.
helms.
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TO Cure Cold in One Day.
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Gas cooking stoves and hot plates 70,
sale ny Houston Gas Light Co.
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The banquet table will he spread IN tn
pCwer house on Commerce street.
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E. C. Crawford. tho tea man.

Coke and -Ae-k'or safe ~ Houston Ca,
Light Co.
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The Wonder Store sells toys.
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That Emh z7lem mt Cas-

Deputy Marshal Fuwer, CT Provo, 70
ceived " ord, Friday, that c. Larsen and
A. Andersen, wanted on charge of en-
bezzlement, had been arrested at Rich
field and on Saturday he went aud got
them and took them to Salt Lake. They
were given an examination. Wednesday,
and bound over In the sum of $500 bonds
falling to procure which they went to
Jail.
The two men were engaged in the
commission busintsJ in Salt Lake City,
and after getting into Malcolm & Hughes
Gf this city, for about 5000, either
assigned or disposed OF their goods in
some way. A warrant was sworn to in
Salt Lake by Malcolm & Hughes, charg-
ing embezzlement, which led to the
arrest of Larson in this city by Marshal
Fowler. By request of friends and tho
faithful premise OF Larson to appear, he
was not locked up. But he did not keep
his promise. He went to SAT- Lake and
Informed his partner and the two skip
ped out
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Instructed for Hon. G. D. Smell.

The Republican primary, Monday
evening, with but one dissenting voice,
endorsed Hon. Geo. d. Smell for the
State senate. The dissenter urged the
claims Of Mr., Henry Gardner.
TIE meeting was called TO order by
Chairman Booth, and Geo. d. Sn,l., JT.
elected secretary. The cali was read
aud The 80. k OF selecting the delegation
Of 20 mem' RS TO the County convention
at Provo, Monday, commenced. Tie del
egRtion Is composed VI the following
ladies and gentlemen:
Mesdames J ne Finch, John Smell,
G, D. Smell, Alice JUuesi Misses Lilly
Morgan and Elizabeth Chambers;
MessTs, H. Tilley, G. G. Hale, D. c. Malk-
ham, P. Thomas, T. D. Evans, T. II,
Jarvis, G, D. Smell, ST., j. wilkins, D. #.
Malcolm, c. W. Booth, p. Bradford, P.
Valgerson, j. ThorgeiIson, K. Hanson, L..
Jones, K. A. Nelson, j. T. Hale, W,
Green, j. P. johnson, G. w. wilkins.
Ten alternates were chosen, as fol-
lows: MesGames Ii. Davis, h. D. Suell,
and Annie Booth, Messrs. H. Davis, G..
II. Chambers. j. Ellis,n, D. Morgan, R,
2. Smell, A. r. NJ. Beck, j NJ. Stull.
Mr., G. G. Hale and Mrs. Alexa Smell
were chosen as memb re- OF the County
Central committee.
A motion was made by Nj. j. A. Rees
that The d, legation bs Instructed to
wtfk for tie nomination OF Hon. Geo. D.
Smell for Stats senator. Mr.. Jos. Will
kins urged the claims of Mr.. Henry
Gardner. The vote gave Mr. Smell the
preference.
Chairman Graham was present and
offered few remarks In regard to
organization, ETC., but his hOw OF ora,
tory failed TO warm the irigid atmOs-
phere OF the pavilion,
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PURELY PERSONAL.

Peter Hanson went 10 Salt r
Monday.
John II Hughes was in Prov,
business. Wednesday.
Peter Rietrup and j. R. Thd
visited Provo, Monday.
Editor Graham, OF Provo. VI
town Monday evening.
Messrs. John Jones and VIM. L
were Provo visitors, Wednesday
E. B. Sorley made a business 1
Mercur, Friday, returning Satur.
MeSsls. D. T, Malcolm and w
Hug nes were in Salt Lake. Weun
S. R. Cornaby and NJ. MicI
were at Provo this week as petit
Miss Mary Rees returned
Castle Gate. Wednesday night.
tgatlon OF young people wd
opringville to meet her.
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MT and Mrs. N. e. Smell return d
from salt Lake yesterday, whittier
they mad gone, Wednesday. TO be
married In the Temple. Mrs. smell,
nee Emma Hanson, is the daughtdr of
'Ss' Hanson of this city; Mr.. Srdll is
a % SUn ol non t. ID. sos!l and bJti are
wen known young. oeopIe. Everf me
VIII Join The HERALD IN goou viii ,es
lor their happiness and proSperityH
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FROM

SELLING DATES From Pocateiln, Cache
Junction, Echo, Juab, Eureka. Terminus
and from all other points Oct. l-t to 5;h
inclusive. Tickets sold at o. den and
Payson and all points intermediate will
be good returning until Oct. 18th. All
tickets will be honored for continuous
passage only.
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LOCAL BREYITIES.

VIM I. James has Eisteddfod tick
cts for sale,
The public Schools CLOSE next week
for Conference week.
The sugar beet harvest commenced
at tins llace this week.
Spanish ForN sent a delegation ia
the Democratic rally at Provo, Mon,
day Dight
Bcrn--A daughter. to Mrs. Chas. A.
Evans On Tuesday, Sept. 2lth, 1895.
all are doing well.
AL Batcock's premises have been
quarantined. Little Ruby is very i'll
OF the scarlet fever.
Born-T" Mrs. Farley Hill, Friday,
Sept. 20, 1895, son. Mother and
child are doing well.
Born--Fr'day. Sept. 20, 1895. to Mrs
Pleasant Bradford, son All are
getting along nicely.
The W. G. T. q, will hold ia acst
meeting on Wednesday next, al DR..
warmers residence.
The Ladies' Republican club will
hold Meeting in the Relief Society
nall next Wednesday afternoon.
Stockholders Of the Spanish Forj
"estde.d Irrigation company will ho!R
SPECIAL meeting in the city ball nexp
Monday evening p
The family Of VIM. f. Adamsou
Che First ward, was quarantlned oh
Wednesday, on account of dIphtberjap
A little boy is sick with the disease, |.
while shaking the apples nut Of \
treo' Monday. Rev. Theodore Lee dXb
located his right arm. 1t was repladR IS
without much pain or trouble and tIed
reverend gentleman is again atted lie
ing 10 his duties. 3D.
rue young peoples MI A. of
southern Distrlcl Of Utah county VI lie
i''d their conference in the noviIIkill
"1d"v The officers meeting viii Jon
~ ''. NJ. General meeting at i b
!" and lec,ure in the evening. p.
Deputy Sheriff Wilkins arrest
RANK oDonnell at Ncphl yesterds Fed
'nu LOOK him to Provo. O'Donrf fay,
'roKe INTO Hughes barber shop on1 eiI
ilsht OF The 2nd of August, and Gthe
'no''t $40 worth of .ools. He adm
l's quit. ODonnell was formerI 131 \
'n' employ of Mr.. Hughes.
Ihe Mckinley Republican club held
meeting Monday evening and an.
'o'hted IL committee to arrange far
he reception Of the Ropubl,can
pe'Fers' ), "n tue sth of next month
ur committee Is as follows: Messrs
= w. Booth. G. D. Smell. Sr.. G. @
iaie' ana Mrs. Jane Jarvis and Miss
.illy MEgan $50
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pemocratic Primary.

The Democratic primary Saturday
evening was held in the City hell in
stead Of the pavilion on account of the
bad weather. There was but email
number, comparatively, present, for the
same reason.
Chairman Chisholm called the meet
ing to order aud m)tion TO adiourh
until better weather was discussed ant
hnal'y y rted. The work VI selecting
a delegation Of torty-three 70 tho county
convention al Payson next Saturday was
hen proceeded " ith, and th3 following
| gentlemen chosen:
WV. Chisholm W. B. Hughes, NJ.
Larson, W. o. Greer. s. Gardner, j.
uul Gibson, A, W. johnson, w Greer, ID.
T. Lewis, M. Nicholson. A, B. Scovill, A.
Anderson; total, IA.
At this point motion was made re-
stricting nominations to one from each
person prasoht until all had been heard
from, This was lost after considerable
discussion, and the work Of selecting
delegates went on and these gentlemen
were added to the list;
Dr.. War ner, N. Hanson, h. Llewellyn,
p, Nelson, j. B. Mustard, r. d. James,
j. Moore, W. G. Harrison, G. G. Thomas,
n. Smith, 7. Jones; second total, %.
As but three ladies we're present to
attend 10 the selection OF the eighteen
delegates to which tit Democratic 4dies
OF this city are entitled, Ii was determ-
inCd to add EIGHT more gentlemen to the
list, which was done after more aud
varied motions TO adjourn had bsen in
troduced and defeated. These gentle
meu were as follows;
l.. II. Olson, L. o. Greer, d. r. Evans,
A. Raes, j. w. Thomas, G.. Robertson, A.
Prior, j. Beckstrom; third total, 33.
The ladies then chosen ON the delega-
tion were:
Mesdames Hutchison, Neil Gardner,
Emma Rees, Harriet Tuttle, Thomas
Davis, Mary BeckstrOm, Caroline Pace,
DR.. Warner. and Misses Clara Jones and
Lucy Chisholm; grand total, 43.
Alternates as follows were then Sc
ected:
Messrs. j. r. Thomas, j. Banks. H.
Tultle, E. HCughtoD, r. Greer, aud NJ
Hughes; Mesdames Margaret Money and
ID. 4, Evans, and Miss Jane Rowe.
On motion 1t was decided 10 adjourn
to 'Thursdiy evening, at which time tC
consid=r the question Of instructlng the
delegation.
The adjourned meeting Of the Demo
: cratic society was callsd to order in thu
pavilion by Chairman Chisholm las
evening. On motion it was decided Il
instruct the delegation to work for {
: Spanish Fork candidate for either th,
State Senate or House OF Representatives
as circumstances might dictate.
Nominations being called for the fol
lcwing gentlemen were named by thei
friends: Mayor Larson, Hon. VIM
Greer, W.O. Greer, N. Smith, J. l.. Hale
s. Brucktank.
Hon. Vim. Greer made spec ch second
ing the nomination Of Mayor Larson, ant
: paid an eloquent tribute to tnat gentle
: mans honorable record.
Ga motion vote by ballot was takeI
, with the following result:
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FLASHES.

Say, that was cod!
Who'd a thought it!
tember, too! - W. '''P
The Democrati, prima H.,
nv HutChison as much a ~. ".,', ~.
ovation last night. ""'' ~ VI
A Salt Lake costumel 49,,
Boyack hoIel today, with ,',.s, W w
good clothes for the nl H'l"' "
night. w." W.
w, Il. Lawson, Of tl/r.,o. 1,o,ao
is busy explaining ths Or nn"rot"r. , m
shnveI tbe snnuA Ale "why he 1on't
And he doesD ,,'rn,sh "n I"0 = p'dIs,,rn, dIaoram
~ VS." 4andtlCn, either.
oror ed to farm a little, but we
S,orl,r 19w such squashes as r. A.
T,n,ot} has at his meat market.
arJoo. tnem weigh about So pounds
Jas. Miller and Ren Hopla
/the gentlemen who raised chem.
fPeter Hanson says he did not wreck
VIII Buyacks buggy while under the
influence of-spirits. He was driving
down the street ia haste, and 5he
other party. not aLprecla;ing this fact.
did not get out of the way. .Ths is as
Mr.. Hanson remembers the wreck.
n ~
There is suspicion that the grand
jury will ignore Inc charges Of crlmi-
nal libel preferred against Fred b
Smith, former tditr Of THE
HERALD, as it has thrown overheard
several other cases Of this nature.
Still, it is well not to ratify before the
returns are all In.
Up in Utah County there is in prog
r'esa sort of free-for all, go-dS-y you.
ase Il Ia football scrap among the
ink fiendS. The American Fork Item
is roasting the Springvlle lndepend.
ent TO a luscious brown aud the Span,
ish Fork Herald is astride the neck Oi
the Enquirer editor. Let up, boys
During the campaign there will be
enough of that sort of thing among
lb,;s, 1na}ym3f9n without the pencil pusheT'
tt'tn o., Nr fingers, and POSSIBLY
*S'-Richfc'd Advocate
Head Salesman HerHn> Kan o,,,o co,
Implement Co. u, en-, nra
passed here recently aud II az a,,aI
Ienge fIr Messrs. Ncphi IN .',n 49,,
J. b. Mustard to come to S, b. u',v,,,, m
md play few games of v Al,
nine host Harrison and hun 90 ~,
Harrison hustclry Doc n pfe{ w
accepted the cha 'lenge ana - 49,
o SprlnVville and did up" 81, Up
'OnentS in four games strli Las
'une these four gentlem iie'''
ession at the same place, III pans
fVrd didn't get any honors - Spea" Vi
Nine chances in ten a" 'u' nuiht
purchaser will obtain l&iser ,b"n Va,grlm' Srn1r
rom the steady adys~ear,Ser toan IRON
e aes r"%'pip,,rt not adrert so on account of til,
rN s>...fs an exchange Wuer
i"u uHu d man WHO wants it all,
T., LOOK out. The correct mcrchhnt fig
ureS on the expense of adyer,ksiny a,
~ uoeS upon every other led ltimatt
expense, and'when he fears nof far HI,
prices or the quality of his w,Ares bnt
PAGES them before you In public print
you can generally rely uron Him as 4
saie one with whom to deal Never
rear OF being ''held up" in the Alouse of
good advertiser.
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FROM

Tickets will be sold on the following
dates: From OGDEN, ldugham. Srring-
vile, Silver City and 10 rmedIate
points, rom Oct. lst TO 6ta. inclusivei
tickets limited 10 Oct 10, lSQ5
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ELS / EDDFOD
AND
CONFERENCE
RATES
Via Rio Grande, Western,
Railw ay.

For the Grand Welsh Eisteddfod at
Salt Lake City, Oct 3rd and 4tb, and the
Annual Conference, L. d. s., AID
Woman's Conference, L. D. s., at Salt
Lake City, Oct. 4th, 9th and 9th, inclu-
sivp, the following rates are authorized
to Salt Lake City aud return:
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Reduced Rates to panxs,

Colorado, Sept. 80, aud Oct. lst for ,be
Ihmual Tnn a, meeting Of the America IN Pub ic
LEA iiea tS as oocolatlon, Oct. Ii solIine
os ostes . sept @ 8o and Oct. ], with Afnal limit
oI Uet,zo' Tickets sold by Unic n Pacific
f @ desired % e'IFn Fare eS tGd W and injections
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Republican County Oonvert;oI

:, For the above event at ProyoI Oct. 1st
me Union Pacific will make r,S ts of one
mfe 1a Tor the round trip. Selling &date Oct
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ExcllRai0k
Special Rates!
Via UNION PACIFIC
Railway,

To Salt Lake City for the First Grand
Annual Elsteddfod, Oct. AMI 4, and the
Sixty-Fifth Semi Annual Conference OF
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day
Saints, Oct. 4. 8 and 8, 1895:
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Did You Rsad It2

The Capital City Commercial co lsge
has a card in this paper Offering iu,lrnc
tlon tree to number Of parsons, Md
you read itF
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&c Lick 4 the Teanher

Prof. Davis OF the Brigha m Youo,
Academy was the victim, Fri dav nioI,i
Of very severe drubbing, th, Effects q
which have caused him col nsi ,srahI
pain While on his way TO tba ros,dsn.
o. s. r. Thurman, TO accom- nsnu ,eOsus M's
thurman to the Academy XIII pIIS ~ III ~,
Opera house. he was met bv w Il t,.;h, az ,Li
son OF 'iesse Knight, and non ncsd ~ nnn, y u,
oy the latter without due M royocat upO, H.,
sndNb badly beaten. NU0 ro'oca'ioi
The foes originated thr, ,rrb wu
knights little sister, who kn akto, t,na ~
the Academy aid Is pupil OF NJ na nis
Ia class Thursday. The In a ,u,. - ual o, "
asked QUESTION by the led char SS, S
pad her head turned from hi m NV" yhi,, h' '
was talking, and did not God his re' '
marks, so he says. He bed oo,uter utS I,
1lS baud and Slightly tat.. ,er mn ~, Vs. 49, -
lasss " e neF SttsStIopp sp remarked
~11tf she desired to leart she must
listen TO her teacher, The hild's feel
ings were hurt and she cal menced t
cry. Mr.. Davis knew the ct ID was no
harmed, he says, and tooZ no more
thought Of the matter. MI when th'
girl went home she told per parent
9. that she had been whiE #pnd by hel
teacher.
Will was PLACED under arrfst, and S5C
was eft by bis father for hiF FapQeai aDe,
when wanted Provo kuqulY fer
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There is suspicion that the grand
jury will ignore Inc charges of crImi-
nal libel preferred against Fred B
Smith, former tditur OF THE
HERALD, as it has thrown overheard
several other cases Of this nature.
Still, it is well not to ratify before the
returns are all In.
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Read the Ad.

MaiI RfrS ID The h. ad; + headed Free course by
College 'nf I. IS SIpinl ns osgy City Col ,dS I,
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Train No. 2 leaves Ogden 100 a. m.,
salt Lake sos a. M, arrive at Pueblo
GIG a, u Colorado Springs 7:5I q. "a;
Denyfr 1890 a. IN.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 635 p. w.,
> III Lake 1:4) .. M, arrive Mt Puv rio
p:2I p. m. Colorado Springs 6:53 p. n,,
Denver 9:25 p. IN. '''"
Connections made at PueLl). Colorado
springs and Denver with all lines east.
Elegant Day Coaches, Chair Cars p, i
Pullman S.eepers on ell lltrains, I..,
the d y r G aud have a comfortable II ,
a, ana enjoy the finest scenery on the C.
Shortest line to Cripple Creek, Colo.
Tado's Greatest Gold Camp.
A. s. HUGHES HOOPER
Traffic Mgr. G.P, ETA
Denver, Colorado.
B. F. EEXINs. General Agent
- Salt Lake City, Utah.
Il. IL CUSHING, ,T.P.A.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-03
FOOTBALL.

The line up of the Phoenix team on Friday in the game against the h. dians was as follows: Center, Al Smith; right guard, Sullivan; righ: tackle, Evans, Pinney; right end, Nc Laughlin, Don; left guard, Wynkoop; left tackle, R. Fowler; left end, Cooley; quarter, Hanny, Butt; right half, Robinson; left half, H. Fowler; full back, Capt. Willis.
 From the start i. was evident that Phoenix 0utclassed the Indians, both in system and in interference. The men of Phoenix played better as a team than heretofore, while individu- als were not compelled to break their own way. The interference was pretty and several long end runs re- suited from clever interference of the end tackles and backs.
 Smith at center played a firm, snappy game, breaking up the Indian line, and several times getting through them and down field on a punt, securing the ball in one play very cleverly. Sulli- van and Wynkoop as guards filled that position in a manner that leaves no room for complaint Sullivan is a
 
 best advantage. One or two errors in signals by him caused slight loss, bu; he was quick to make it up. Wyn- koop is quick for guard and went through to tackle on several occasions
 The three center men must try hard der to get through on an opponents punt and stop it. Fowler and Evans as tacklers played we'll. Fowler is very reliable and can always be de- pended on to make hole, or break uE interference and get down field on 8 punt. Evans is stronger and smashe; through interference regularly, but lei his man through too often. Pinney who took Evans place at the latter stage of the game, had only few minutes to play, but put them all in tC good effect. He should get more If; into his play. Otherwise he is splen did material for that position.
 Cooley and Mclaughlin and Don who substituted Mclaughlin in the sec end half are men who make football