Arizona republican., 1895-04-21
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ceased was II years of age and had been
a resident of the territory for thirty
years. He was the father of Mrs. ]. Fl.
Burger and of Mrs. Harry Parker. The
funeral will take place at o'clock 70.
day from the residence of ]. H. Burger.
Miss Gertrude McMullen, teacher of
delsarte, will contribute a beautiful
exercise at the concert Tuesday night,
which will be both novel and charming.
She will give Refuge" in living
pictures, with musical accompaniment
by the favorite Phoenix male quartet.
Miss McMullen is an adept in the del
sarte movement, and her presentation
of this selection is at once thrilling and
realistic.
Hill and Cook, the Good Templar
evangelists, will hold three services
teday. At II a. m. in the M. E.
church south, on Center street, at 8 p.
m. at the opera house, and at 7 so p. m.
in the Washington street M. E. church.
On Monday night Prof. Hill will de-
liver a popular lecture in the same
church, after which the local lodge will
be convened in its hall for initiation of
candidates.
Pasqual Grijalva, living south OF town,
was arrested last night by Constable
Garfias on warrant issued by Justice
tombstone, charging him with cruelty
to animals. Pasqual had borrowed a
balky mare OF a neighbor. He had
sought to reform her by decorating her
with barbed wire whip and by tying a
rope around her neck and having her
dragged until dislocation OF the neck
was threatened.
Mrs. A. M. Lee is about to retire
from the millinery business in which
she has been 80 long and successfully
engaged. She has decided to do this
on account of not possessing sufficient
good health and strength to Withstand
longer the cares Of business. Mrs. Lee
is fortunately enjoying at present bet
ter health than for some time past and
only hopes to continue we'll enough to
dispose of her stock at not too great a
loss.
The following transfers of real estate
reported by Coggins & Brown, ab-
stracters, were yesterday reported for
record: P. P. Serrine and T. G. Serrine
and wife to Mary P. Ullman, block 81,
Mesa, $3.50; Dell E. Morrell to E.
Blanche harrington, lot Z, block "a,
Churchill's addition, $500; John o.
Spicer and wife and Chas. Williams
and wife to E. A. Spaulding seI seA
sec % twp n 8 e, $4,000.
Two French men in the lower part OF
the city yesterday fought a prize fight
according to the Marquis of Queens
berry's rules. The prize was the mixed
affections of two women. The unusual
thing about the encounter is that never
before were two men of this nationality
known to engage in pitched fight with
natures weapons. While it was going
on the two women had fierce fight &C.
cording to no established rules. Later
in the day there was a general dis
turbance in the Quarter Latin.
A large audience greeted Hill and
Cook at the Baptist church last night,
and all went away delighted with the
addresses they had listened to. Grand
Chief Templar Walbridge presided. and
Mr.. a. L. Cook led the singing. Short
addresses of welcome were delivered by
Hon. j. A. Marshall in behalf of the
Good Templars, Gen. A. J. Sampson oil
the Y. M. G. A, and Rev. S. G. Davis
of the churches of the city. Prof. Hill
followed in an address replete with
bursts of imprisoned eloquence that
carried his audience irresistibly before
him, sallies of wit that convulsed his
hearers with laughter, and with facts
and figures that carried their lessons
home to the hearts of his audience
He is brimfull of enthusiasm and be.
lieves in the Good Templars as power,
full agent in overcoming the evils of the
liquor traffic. At the close of Prof
Hill's address Prof. A. L. Cook, who
accompanies him, sung with much feel.
ing and expression, "Save the Boy
Mr.. Cook is possessed of remarkably
strong and musical baritone voice
which he controls perfectly and shows
thorough cultivation.