Arizona republican., 1895-07-21

are excellent here. so don't forget to try his Sund ay inducements.
 Thursday last, at Harqua Hala, Will liam Metcalf of that place. while at work was thrown against a 2x4 scant- ling breaking two of his ribs and other wise bruising him. Yesterday he came to this city for surgical treatment. Dr. Svetnam dressed his wounds.
 Joe Marler and a party of prospectors have recently made a phenomenal mineral discovery on the south side of Salt River canyon. They found large reef of conglomerate formation which sample $l04 in gold. The find is about forty-fve miles east of Phoenix.
 wealthy syndicate has leased for term of two years tract of 2,000 acres of land on the south side of the river known as the Wormser tract. The syn. ing of canaigre. Large works for the handling of the product will at once be erected.
 The new captain of the Salvation Army made quite 8 hit last night at the street corner meeting. During the singing oi hymn the captain became enthusiastic and threw her tambourine many feet in the air, catching it again in manner that would make drum major envious.
 Ground will be broken Monday morn ing on the corner of Second avenue and Monroe street for the erection of the new M. E. church. When completed Phoenix will have one of the most nf architectural standpoint as any city west of Denver and east of California.
 A large bull belonging to E. H. Win. ters in some manner got loose yester. day morning and took in the city. A party of gentlemen were sitting in front of the Commercial hotel when the bull came charging around the corner and the crowd made daeh for safety. Officer Hooker took after the animal and captured him.
 Captain Anderson and Lieutenant Young, the new officers of the Salva tion Army, arrived yesterday from San Francisco. The first thing they did upon getting of the train was to be- come acquainted with the topography of the city with bundle of War Crys uAoOi CdCH al lA' Auoy lutoEO 6o ludho religious matters warm amongst the army corps oI the city.
 The fire department responded promptly to the burning of the Poole house in the Churchill addition Friday night, but nothing could be done as no | water was handy. As the Churchill addition has been taken into the city it would be we'll for the council to see that fire plugs are put in as soon as possi ble. The same may be said of the other additions recently admitted.
 The owners of the Harqua Hala mine are feeling 30 jubilant over the recent discovery of new body oi ore of in. calcuIable wealth in the Bonanza clam that they have sent to this city for carload of beer and wine. All hands | connected with the mine will join in grand celebration for it means renewed prosperity, and for many days to come the stamp mills at the mine will be pounding out ore with the old time regularity.
 Last night meeting of the Pioneer Hose Company No. was held at which Gus Hirschfeld was unanimously elected an honorary member. Gus promptly acknowledged the honor con- ferred on him and invited the boys to step over to the Palace saloon where liquid refreshments were served. He was made member through the inter. est and liberality shown the depart ment. At previous meeting of the Pioneer Hose company ex-Mayor Moni. hon was elected an honorary member.
 Phoenix lodge No. 5, A. o. U. w., has received a medal of the order, which is to be presented to Sam Bayley. On the obverse side of the medal is the anchor and shield over the sun with the motto; on the reverse side the in. scription, "A Token of Respect and Appreciation. Presented by Phoenix Lodge No. 5, A. o. U. w., to Samuel Bayley." The jewel Is of solid gold and about the size of $20 gold piece, and is an elegant piece of workmanship. It is press nted to MT. Btyley for meri. torious services rendered the lodge.
 The governor has deferred action un- til tomorrow in the findings of the recent court of inquiry held at Tucson few days ago. The decision of the gov ernor is awaited with good deal of in- terest and the coniectures are many as to whether the executive will uphold the action of the court martial. One thing is certain that the future welfare of the National Guard depends on the governors decision and if he rules ad. versely the Guard may just as well dis. band, for military organization with out discipline is analogous to ship at sea without rudder.
 s. C. Wyncoop, electrician at the Gardiner electric light plant. was in- jured when coming from the fire Friday night. He observed crowd of small girls standing in the stre ct and run. away horse bearing down on them, he l harnicallu iI1n ned in thair nidst and