Arizona republican., 1895-09-10
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| Editor Chas. w. Pugh, owner and proprietor of the Southwestern Stock. man and Sulphur Valley News, of Will. cox. came through the city Sunday en route for home accompanied by Mrs. Pugh and little daughter. Mir. Pugh has made all arrangements to remove his Stock Journal to this place where he proposes to enlarge the sheet, adding mining and agricultural interests as well. He will issue his first Phoenix edition about September 20.
 Yesterday evening at the park wit messed the final services of the camp. meeting. There was 8 much larger crowd in attendance than at any time during the progress of the campmeet. ing. Presiding Elder Vaughan and several others preached very able ser mons. This morning bright and early the campers commenced packing their effects and dispersing to their homes, well satisfied with the results and feel. ing grateful toward the street car com pany for the many courtesies extended.
 The following real estate transactions, reported by Coggins & Brown, abstract ors, were yesterday reported for record |: J. 4. Shimerda and wife to Chas. b. Long, neI neI zee g twp2sr e. :; George Netf to Wallace Mcdonald wI ne114 sec 30 twp 1nr3 e.; Wm. Cris- nw14 and 30 acres of nw14 nw4 sec 28 twp 5 G.; E. Irvine and wife to Minnie Price lot II, block 7, Irvine ad- dition; Wm. Christy, trustee and wife to H. H. Logan e1a and e1s VIZ sec 29 twp 3 2e.
 T. E. Flanigan, the young attorney, has learned something about the un- gratefulness of man that will probably prove valuable lesson to him in the future. Yesterday morning, just as he arose from his slumbers, poor, forlorn and hungry looking tramp entered his back J ard and in whining tone asked for meal, relating that he had not eaten for week. The kind hearted attorney set him out sumptious re- past. When the tramp had eaten his fill he quietly got up and dusted, but a fine coat belonging to the attorney that was hanging up on the rear porch also went off with the tramp.
 A young man living not over thous- and miles from Wall street, heard in some manner that the dollar of 1894 was worth g premium of $10. Yester- day while getting shaved in 8 barber shop on Washington street he told the proprietor to save him any dollars of that date. The proprietor told him he had one in the drawer already. II will give you $5 for it" promptly replied the coin hunter. Its yours," said the proprietor, and he handed it over re- ceiving his $5 in exchange. The young man learned In less than five minutes after the transfer that the dollar was simply worth it's face value. He is out $4 by the perfornan
 Supervisors George and Priest met in session yesterday for the purpose of appoin ting supervisor as successor of Wm. N. Standage, deceased. On the probate judge it deyolved to make the the third member to vote for a new supervisor. 4 voluminous petition from Mesa, signed by ali the prominent people Tn tbat section and many from this city, asked for the appointment of William Kimball of Mesa. Probate Judge Grouse placed his name in nomi. nation and it was seconded by Super. visor George. Supervisor Priest placed the name of Captain Parker, who was also an applicant for the place. Kimball was elected. Although there were mum. erous applicants for the place, the ap- pointment of Kimball was very satis. factory. He is stauch Republican, and will make good supervisor.
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