Arizona republican., 1895-09-27
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 lucky; Don Tarleton, Indianola; Chas. w. Pugh and wife, Wilcox; A. R. Woodward, England; W. A. Drake, Prescott; J. H. Le Bruen, San Fran cisco; J. F. Tabor, Escondido.
 J. E. Frost, land commissioner of 1 the Santa Fe railroad, who with a party have been looking over the val i ley for the past two days, left last night in his private car Mr. Frost's party will stop over at Congress to ex- anime the mines and will thence go on north.
 Phoenix has quite curiosity in the person of a Mexican boy about IA years of age who, although totally blind, I makes his way over the city without aid. He does not even use a stick and by some acute instinct avoids running into anybody and can hear a team coming within block of him.
 The Cline boys of Tonto Basin yes- terday brought in 700 head of cattle to pasture in the valley. Although there has been thousands of head of cattle shipped out of the territory there does not appear to be any appar- ent decrease in the number on the l ranges.
 The new electric railway was giving daily half hour service yesterday. The car runs smoothly and without a jar over the road. The residents living in the Churchill, Brill and Dennis ad- ditions are enthusiastic over the line and many of them patronized the road yesterday.
 Say, Bill, when are you going in such hurry?" Don't detain me, for I am ina hurry to get a square meal at Murray's cafe" That is just the way they all do, they have found just the place where an excellent and sub stantial meal can be obtained at a popular price and the trend of travel leads towards Murray's.
 Miss Addie Murphy with two assist ants, will arrive in Phoenix this morning from Los Angeles and will give dramatic recital at the opera house tonight. AS before stated in this paper Miss Murphy stands at the head of elocutionists in America and to all those who attend the recital to- night will be given a rich treat.
 The Phoenix base ball club have re- organized with Dave Goldberg as man ager; Frank Wilson, secretary, and MT. Smith, captain. The team is now stronger than ever and will go into active training with the determination to wipe out every team in the terri tory that is desirous of crossing bats } with them.
 Fred Mauk is uow somewhat famil- far with electricity by actual experi- ence. Thursday night he received a shock while on an electric car in the Capitol addition. His yells brought } the people into the streets for blocks around. He thinks electricity a great thing, but over friendly, and has de- cided tendency to hang to man. The ladies of Arizona Rebekah de- gree lodge I. O. O. F., held a rag car pet sewing bee yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. W. T.Barr. It was the first of a series of afternoons which will be given during the winter by the members of that order among themselves. They intend to have an enjoyable time during the winter months.
 Some person of decided predatory proclivities is prowling around the city. About o'clock yesterday morn . ing somebody tried to force an en- trance into the postofice. MT. Wal , den, who sleeps in the office, heard the : noise and scared the fellow off, but he was under the impression that it was the mail from the M. & P. being brought in.
 The following real estate transac tions, reported by Coggins & Brown abstractors, were yesterday entered for record: G. H. Schueman to Bertha Menges 150x150 feet in neA, swA, sec twp 1 n, e; Jeanette Maher ant husband town. Christy lot 23, blocl 8, of Harbert's subdivision of Home stead place, and lot 5, block 31, Grant Avenue addition; Geo. w. Hoadley ant wife by attorney to Jeremiah Malcolm lot 13, block 26, Montgomery addition
 Mrs. Lol Thompson, the woman wht shot and killed Hattie Baker, woman of i'll fame at Fl Paso, couple of day ago, was in Phoenix for four months She separated from her husband a Clifton and taking her little girl sh came to Phoenix. While here she re sided with the family of Ed Helm. Sh worked during the day as waitres in some private boarding house. Sh is said to be very quiet and respec table young woman. After she wen to Fl Paso to join her husband sh wrote to Mrs. Helm stating that sh wished she had stayed in Phoenix, a all was not turning out as she woul, like.
 Hurley's big team thought the, would have a constitutional yesterda morning and took a lively spin u Washington street. The driver wa \ on the wagon but the lines were trail } ing along the ground. He yelle