Arizona republican., 1895-09-01


 | Special music has been provided fol the Y. P. S. c. E. meeting at the i Church of Christ, corner Second and Jefferson streets, at 6 80 this evening. The subject to be considered is "En- thusiasm-what it will accomplish. .'' Second Chron, 29:1 Il.
 The attendance at the park last night was very good and the congregation was most orderly. Presiding Elder Vaughan preached fer over an hour and every body was deeply interested in the sermon. Following Rev. Vaughan several others preached short while.
 Superintendent Hawkins yesterday received word from Casa Grande that the man Stevens, who short while ago made his escape from that institution, had been captured in Casa Grande. An attendant of the asylum went to that town last night to bring the patient back to the asylum.
 Tempe News: N. M. Mcdonald who has had charge of Jungerman's store at this place since it's opening, left this af. ternoon for Prescott where he has &C., cepted position in the Santa Fe, Pres. l numerous Tempe friends wish him good luck in his new field of labor.
 The 10-year-old son of Daniel Bayes suffered a compound fracture of his left arm yesterday morning. He was rid ing horse and chasing some calves in his fathers pasture when the horse ran under tree and the young fellow was left hanging to a limb. He fell from his uncomfortable position, however, to the ground, breaking his arm.
 Bourbon, the Frenchman who was arrested Friday night for drunkenness, was yesterday fined $3 and allowed to go. He no sooner was released than he again determined to load up and when ln the proper condition went into a drug store and tried to purchase some poison to commit suicide. He ought to be sent back to the asylum where he belongs.
 The following real estate transfers re- ported by Coggins & Brown, abstract ors, were yesterday entered for record |: George W, Hoadley, trustee, to L.. Roberts and Joseph Gladue, lots 20 and "A, block 19, Montgomery's addition i; OAao. l. C CpIIHSST duu WIlo IO w. J (. Kingsbury, lot 51, block 5I, Tempe i; John c. Coble to H. Gray, VIZ of lots l, 3, and 5, in block H, Gray's subdi- vision.
 Murray has catered and is still pleas. ing the public with excellent cream and soda. Now he is fixing up hand some restaurant to accommodate the public with first class house to get everything on earth they want to eat. Mir. Murray has made many friends so- cially as well as he has as business man which will doubtless reap for him great success in his late undertaking.
 MT. L. T. Ghormly, who came to Phoenix recently to establish an en- ployment office to accommodate the employers and employees in and around Phoenix, has esta blished his office at 114 N. Center street, where he invites the pu bile to cali for employment or to employ labor. All orders whether by mail or personal application will re. ceive immediate attention.
 Frank Smith, negro, was yesterday brought before Justice Johnstone for slandering and blackening the character Oi d W ulG0 WOuAu. Iuo uG uttered concerning the woman were of the most reprehensible and villifying character. He evidently knew it would go hard with him to ask for jury trial so he pleaded guilty to the charge and the justice fined him $25, suspending judgment until tomorrow.
 Tomorrow is Labor Day and as such is legal holiday, therefore, THE RE. PUBLICAN force will observe the day in the proper way by laying off. Holidays as a general rule are few and far be- tween for the newspaper nan so the opportunity when it arrives, is always em braced in welcome spirit. The readers of THE REPUBLICAN will on Tuesday morning have to forego the pleasure of reading the paper at break fast.
 A horse race at the track was the at. traction yesterday afternoon. The race was between King Bee, owned by Col. Roundtree, and Ramona. owned by Wm. Houston of Tempe. The dis tance was for 600 yards and a purse of $100 side was put up. The start was made all right, but after running for about 150 yards Ramona pulled up and returned to the starting point. The race was declared won by King Bee, but everybody was disappointed at the way it turned out.
 The hay ride to be given tomorrow night promises to be an elaborate affair under the management of Mike Buck ley. Over seventy-fve people are going and are anticipating good time. The trailer wagons are magnifcently deco rated for the occasion. A long pole or mast surmounts each wagon and a string of Chinese lanterns will pass over the pole from stem to stern. The wagons are covered to depth of foot with hay with tarpaulins laid over and tacked down. There will be no end to