Arizona republican., 1895-09-08
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l tomorrow rom Jnolr Grlp to the Grand Canon. While north they visited all the Good Templar lodges recently or ganized by C. w. P. Hill. They found all the lodges in the best of condition.
 Tucson Star: Teddy Byrne, who was believed by many to be the man whose body was found couple of weeks ago near Grants ranch in the Chiracahuas, comes forward and assures his friends that he IS yet on earth. He has pre-. served newspaper accounts of his SUD- posed death, and IS ruminating upon the many nice things said about him.
 The following real estate transactions, reported by Coggins & Brown, abstract ors, were yesterday reported for record :: i J. H. Guyer to the F., T. & M. railway, tract in neI of ne1 section 23, n. AZ w. A. Boltin and wife to F., T. & M. railroad, parts of lots 1 and 2. block 53, Tempe; Goldman & Go. to Wm. Raller, e11a of w1a of neI, section IS, n, 2 e..
 The Commercial hotel guests yester- day were W. H. Gill, Maricopa; R. H.. Forbes, Tucson; Henry Shaw, New York; c. Greenwood, Pres scott; James Sampert, Los Angeles; P. o. Thorald- son, San Francisco; Geo. H. Robinson, New York; Syd Coblentz, J. c. Yale, Jno. P. Millzner. San Francisco; Mrs. Bury and family, California.
 Prof. Billman, president of the terri toriaI university, sent this office neat catalogue of that school this week. It is by far the handsomest ever published of that school and is full of instructive information, giving the public at large an idea of what fine school the terri tory has. The professor has been rustling since he was installed presi- dent, and has renewed the great inter- est that was once so apparent.
 Theodore Vertel was yesterday ar rested for drunk and disorderly. His trial was set at o'clock before the re- corder, and at that time he failed to appear, when on inquiry it developed that an officer of Justice Johnstone's court had subsequently, arrested him for using vulgar and obscene language to 8 woman. He was sent up for twelve days and the city will have to wait un. tried on the other charge.
 Flo. Brannen, a very prominent young lady not unknown to fame, while out riding a bicycle Friday night ran into Officer Porterie and from the force of the collision she fell off the wheel The officer gallantly opologized and offered assistance. The did not accept the apology but on the contrary turned her wrath loose and cussed him in the most approved fashion. The officer ar- rested her and this morning she paid $5 fine to the recorder for using vulgar language.
 The enterprising Churchill addition people are keeping abreast of the times. Yesterday they presented numerously signed petition asking the city council to arrange with the Phoenix Water com- pany for extending their system of mains into the addition so that resi-, dents might be served with city water as are the more favored householders of other parts of Phoenix. T. w. Hine, manager of the water works, is absent at present but on his return the pro- posed improvement will undou btedly be energetically agitated.
 John Doe, that individual who has figured in more police court sQuabbles over the American continent than any other person, excepting, perhaps, his cousin, Richard Roe, is again in the clutches of the law. This time he un- dertook to have a most glorious time on the saintly block where gilded doors abound. He was quarrelsome, and was having great sport frightening every body in that neigh borhood until an officer happened along and persuaded the man to accompany him to the jug He put $10 cash bond to await the time when be will have sufficiently recovered from his jag to attend court.
 party of young people had 8 most enjoyable hay ride yesterday to the Arizona Falls, Orange Grove and the Hole-in-the- Rock. The party was com posed of Misses Lillie Giegas, Ads Boyd, Etta Doloson, Sadie Nicholson Minnie Giegas, and Norma Damron who has just recovered from a serious illness. A picnic dinner was enjoyed with the Sunday school party of the M E. church, south, at the Hole-in-the Rock. The party all enjoyed them selves immensely and returned well pleased with their days outing. The party was chaperoned by the popular young MT. Collins, who received the most careful attention at the hands o the young ladies.
 The boys both black and white ano all sizes and ages were strictly in thei element yesterday afternoon for a boy is no boy at all if he don't take spe cial delight in making as much noise al he possibly can and keep Bedlam turned
 loose all the time. The opportunity
 was offered yesterday for the Irwin, company advertised that they would
 give away whistles to all the children | the result was grand rush of hetero
 genous kidhood to that store where they ! all clambered for the peace destroyers | Several hundred were given away anC