Arizona republican., 1895-03-24
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the afternoon at 8 o'clock It Is to be
hoped that many will hear him. In
| the evening. as announced, he will
preach IN the Pres bvterian church.
There will also be another sermon on
Monday t7:30 b. m.
Attorney Mark H. Heissman is short
one horse, 2 gray pony without any dis
tinguishing mark or brand. There is
also missing nine feet OF rope. The
stake to which the rope was tied and
regret are all that remain. The pony
was in the temporary keeping of resi-
dent of ChurchilI's addition. Between
the hours of two and four O'Clock the
pony was united and distracted pre-
sumably by an Indian.
There never were so many STRAW hats
for men together. in one place as ca be
found at the Alkire company's. 1t will
be possible this season to get good,
durable straw hat for 35 cents. The
companv's buyer while in New York
ran into some OF the greatest bargains
in spring weight and light summer
clothing that were ever offered in that
great market. He grabbed 'em all
quick, and all Phoenix will get the
benefit of the firms enterprise and
good luck in securing them.
A big strike has been made on the
Silver King. The foreman was in town
yesterday with big lump of almost
pure silver taken from newly discov-
cred vein, not of the Silver King proper,
but OF an adjoining claim belonging to
the company. The ledge is two feet
wide and has been followed down 800
feet. The foreman is on his way to San
Francisco to make arrangements for ex-
tensive operations upon the new find.
The steadily increasing price OF silver
now touching upon ga adds to the
happy gravity of the situation.
Tomorrow night the Good Templars
will hold an open meeting in Y. M. c.
A. hall, to which all are invited. The
lodge has passed its seventeenth birth
day and will celebrate the event in a
pu bic meeting. Rev. g. L. Pearson
will tell of the early history of the
lodge, and short addresses will be de-
livered by others bearing on the later
work. Mrs. Depew has kindly con-
scented to sing, and it is limited that
male quartet may assist in the festIvi-
ties. Other vocal and instrumental
music will be rendered and several
Rotations.
Articles OF incorporation were filed
Yesterday of the Esperanza company by
Clark Churchill, D. NJ. Riordan, A. M.
Ellsworth, c.. Baker and Herbert r.
Patrick The amount of capital stock
is 5000 900. The general nature of the
business purposed to be carried on is
buying, selling and developing mining
propert, extraction, concentration and
reduction of ores, purchase and sale OF
bullion, lands, water, water rights,
mills, machinery, merchandise, tim Der
and general dealing in mines and min
ing property. Phoenix is the principal
place of business.
Mrs. M K. Brown and daughter of Des
Moines, Iowa, mother and sister of As
semblyman Thos. H. Brown of Yava
pal county, lying critically i'll at the
Alham bra, arrived IN the city tonigh
Since the beginning OF his illness, six
weeks ago, Mr.. Brown has had the un-
renting attention of his colleague,
Hon. J. G. Martin, who has sent daily
letters or kilograms TO the sick mans
friends in the east and in California.
Inc pressure OF private business mas
compelled his return to Prescott so that
his brotherly attendance will be super.
seeded by mothers and sisters care.
In district court yesterday all the law
suits growing out of the Daggs failure
was transferred to Yavapai county for
trial. Several others were similarly
transferred among which was the case
of the National Bank of Arizona
against the board of supervisors of
Maricopa county. The case of E. J.
Edwards against the Utah Irrigating
Ditch company was sent to Florence.
In the case of Osborne VS.. Donnelly,
motion for new trial was denied and
notice of appeal was given. The two
cases of L. P. Nash against the Mutual
Insurance company of New York, were
set for trial on April 3. The case of
Day vs. Clayson ct al. will be tried next