Arizona republican., 1895-08-01
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iehsou I,UUU hCrea OI lhnu near 1empo for the purpose of raising canaigre have also tract of 5000 acres near Merced, Cal, and similar tract near Rialto. All this land will be devoted entirely to the growing of cahaigre.
 Miss Annie Londonderry, the young woman who passed through Phoenix a few weeks ago on her way to Boston from a trip around the world on a wheel, is now in Las Vegas, N. M. An enterprising storekeeper of that town hired her to stand behind his store counter and the attraction was pro- ductive of several hundred dollars to the man.
 The funeral of G. H. Mills, who died at the Farley house on Tuesday, oc. cured yesterday under the direction of the order of Foresters. The deceased WAS thirty six years old and leaves a wife and two children. He was resi- dent of Sacramento. where he had been employed in the s. P. Shops. He with his family had arrived in Phoenix only four days before his death. He leaves to his wife a s, 900 endowment fund in the Foresters.
 The following transfers of real estate reported by Coggins & Brown, abstract CTS, were yesterday entered for record: Maricopa Loan and Trust company to Walter Bennett lot 1 block 2 Seger's addition, $650; Robert Fromm to Ari- zona Land and Stock company lot and 8, block 32, Churchill's addition David F. Watkins and wife to J. M. Rountree se4 ne4 sec twp 1sr5 g, $706; J. E. Walker, assignee, to Susan F. Shannon, 80 acres in sell sec 10 twp 1nr3e, $3,500.
 Ishmsel Morales has sworn to a com plaint in Justice Johnstone's court charging Jose Orosco with petit larceny. While Morales was travelling in a wagon out in the country few days ago he lost bundle of clothing out of the vehicle. Having comfortable jag aboard he never missed the bundle un- til he arrived home. He was not long In discerning that Orosco was in pos. session of the articles, having found them in the road, so he had the latter arrested and the matter will be settled this morning.
 The people living in the neigh bor- hood of Madison and Center streets are now nightly entertained. Between the Salvation Army and the merry go round music vibrates on the evening air. Notwithstanding the Salvation Army has not slipped cog in the good work of retaining the lowly inside the big tent, while outside the whirligig is rak- ing in the shekels to the tune of Mary Greene. The antithesls is plainly ap- parent; one organization is after souls and the other institution is after dough. 1 A lately esta ablished Phoenix institu- tion is the Gerrish institution for the cure of the tobacco, liquor and nor phine habits. The institute is located in room 8 of the Mahoney building, Dr. Gerrlsh, the proprietor of the sys- tenn is in charge. The business mana ger is Mir. Vickers. The treatment is purely vegetable and was introduced into this country from England about five years ago by Dr. Gerrish. A per manent cure without unfavorable con- sequences is guaranteed in every case. Both the doctor and MT. Vickers are young but thoroughly trained and pleasant gentlemen.
 F. P. Champ, who for the past two years has occupied the position of su- pervisor at the insane asylum, resigned ] from that institution Monday and may now be found by his numerous friends and acquaintances holding down the busy end of evening service at that popular resort, the Anheuser.. As 8 supervisor MT. Champ was success. Whether he resigned because of better ment ot place or because he was not disposed to risk life and limb on the ''snide" porches, or for both reasons, the reporter cannot state with cer- tai1tv, but can state that all who pay Mir. Champ visit in his new quarters will meet with reception as cordial and generous as he knows how to | make it.