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Arizona republican., 1895-05-15

car motorman, has been pending in Justice Johnston's codrt was concluded yesterday. The defendant was fined $50. An appeal was taken to the dis trict court.
 Julia Rice, colored hula.hula girl, was arrested yesterday for outraging the sensibllities of her neighbors by making living picture of herself, an instance of bronze statuary.
 Outbound passengers by the Maricopa x Ph@nix last night were NJ. Alonzo and T. Cruz for Tucson, c. H. Gray and E. Kenaugh for Colton, F. Weir for Los Angeles, Mary E. Walker for Los An geles, J. Duffy for Portland, W. B. Pratt and wife for St. Louis, c. H. Wood for Quincy, Ills.
 There was no business in police court yesterday. This circumstance is as- cribed to the severe and religious countenance of Recorder Jobs. Crim- inals would rather behave themselves than face him. For financial reasons he would do we'll to relax his visage and affably invite misconduct.
 THE REPUBLICAN office is under obl. gations to I. J. Halterman for sample of delicious ice-cream, prepared by him at Norton's daiiy. The plan of deliv- cry will commend it, to say nothing of the excellent quality of the cream. It is put into quart glass jars and packed in ice so that it may be preserved for at least twelve hours.
 The trial of Jerry Reynolds, arrested for the burglary of Trask kKessler Co.'S. warehouse on Sunday morning, was begun yesterday before Justice John- stone. The prisoner was defended by J. c. Kellum. The evidence was not quite all in and nothing especially new was developed b7 it. Arguments will be heard at 10 o'clock this morning.
 An attorney speaking of the prisoners awaiting trial in the district court said yesterday: They're the d-dest lot of impecunious law breakers I've ever seen in long and extensive practice" It is a fact that of the twelve or foureeen prisoners only one was able to employ a lawyer. Legal representatives for the others were appointed by the court.
 The search for the lunatic who es- capped from the asylum on Monday after noon was continued yesterday. He was traced to the residence of Henry Slosser, seven miles west of town. He left there saying he was going to Wick enberg. It is believed he will turn up safely at Wicken berg. He is not help less but is thoroughly acquainted with the country he is travelling through.
 The annual election of the Yucatec hose company was held last night, re- sulting in the choice of the following excellent list of officers: President, Manuel y Garcia; vice-president. A. J.. Porterie; secretary, T. Olea; assistant
Arizona republican., 1895-05-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
 peningS.
A Boom in Minor Criminal Matters Railroad and Real Estate
 Movements.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot & Hubbard's.
 Big line of New Process gasoline stoves just received at Kemp's.
 Refrigerators! You ought to see them at Henry E. Kemp Co.'S. store.
 w. D. DeGass of Mexico city was yes- terday appointed commissioner of deeds for Arizona.
 Monihon defeated Kellner for mayor but Clay Leonard's straw berries and ice cream soda beats them all.
 Northbound passengers on the s. E. P. & P. this morning were A. c. Hinson for Flagslaff, N. M. Collins for Wichita, Kans., and J. Hinson, San Francisco.
 The cold air storage of the Tribolet- Budge company is the only cold air storage in Arizona. This has been stated here before but being true will bear occasional repetition.
 In addition to the other wonderful bargains offered iI the special sale to. day at the Alkire company's store, the regular line of Oxford ties for ladies is still offered at astonishingly low prices.
 Breath-stopping bargains are offered for today only at Alkire's for nickel. The ladies' vests are but half dime each and the white checked Nainsook, suitable for wrappers, is but 5 cents a yard.
 Fruit in season is wholesome food. Fruit is now reasonable and reasonable but nine people out of ten must have some meat daily and Hurley's market is the surest, safest and best place to buy it.
 Today being Wednesday, is special weekly sale day at Alkire's. The par ticular bargains for today are ladies' jersey ribbed vests at only cents each, and white checked Nainsook at only cents yard.
 Yesterday little Johnny Daggs, son of W. A. Daggs, was thrown from a horse and broke both bones of his left arm. Dr. Scroggs was called and set the broken member. The little feI. low is resting quite easily.-Tempe News.
 The case of W. B. Casey, whose trial for forcib]e attempt to collect a Si7 milk bill from E. G. Freeman, a street
Arizona republican., 1895-05-15
PERSONAL.

Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Pratt left last night for the east.
 Fred Wood left last night for the east in the interest of the Cactus Manufac- turing company.
 Governor Hughes returned yesterday morning from Tucson, having spent Sunday at his home.
 City Attorney Van Horn of Tempe was in the city yesterday Investigating the records with regard to the Goodwin franchise.
 The handsome silver buckles which are being worn by the 400 town goat ticklers are all purchased at Cook & Bells postofice jewelry store.
 Commercial hotel guests yesterday were Henry Guest and W. T. Scudder, Chicago; John Lyons, Boston; P. J. Hartman, Prescott; Alice Mann, Peoria; Thomas Williams, San Do. mingo.
 At McKelligon's you can get the finest handmade Sour Mash, Bourbon and Pennsylvanix rye whiskiee. No. 21, East Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-15

secretary, F. Curiel; treasurer, B. Per alta; foreman, F. Madrid; first assist- ant foreman, Julio Marron; second as. sistant, T. Olea; police, Manuel Gar. cia and A. J. Porterie.
 An interesting bi-monthly meeting of the order of toresters was held last night at their lodge in the Monihon | block. There were two limitations after which refreshments were served and | followed by musical program. Features were songs by the Foresters' quartet and instrumental music by Messrs. c. M. Sturges and A. P. Wal bridge. The lodge Is growing rapidly. It was organized little more than a year ago and now has membership of fifty.
 It may have been the weather, and that was enough. or 1t may have been the whisky, and that was more than enough, but whether weather or whisky there wac unusual liveliness in the criminal department of the Wall street courts. The last two victims whose names were received too late for classi- fcation were Inocente Ladlo who got fifteen days for public use of vulgar language and Francisco Werdugo. sent to jail for the same number of days for assault.
 Chas. Baker and Wm. Shields, charged with assaulting the house of a couple of French prostitutes with rocks and assailipg the ears of the inmates with uuchristian language, were dis charged yesterday by Justice John stone. There was nothing against the defendants but the word of the women. The trial developed something though of which the police should take cognizance and that is that class and nationality of prostitutes has again become outrage ouslg and unlawfully bold in the mat ter of soliciting.
 Julio Marron has returned from Yuma and is at his old place at Mar shall's blacksmith shop. He had been held to the grand jury of Yuma county for manslaughter, but the grand jury threw the case out, since it was shown that he was acting in selfdefense and was in danger of bis life from a mur- derous assault by the man whose inter- ment occurred subsequently,. The dead man had bad reputation in his life time. MT. Marron on the other hand was shown to be @ hard working and inofensive person. The quarrel was regarded by the grand jury as an un- fortunate affair, but having been once instituted it ended in the happiest pos sible manner.
 The following transfers of real estate reported by Coggins & Brown, abstract ers, were yesterday entered for record :: R. E. L. Linville to Fannie V. Curns, l acre in sell sec tp nr 2 $500 i; R. E. L. Linville to J. Frank Curns one acre in above described section and quarter, $500; New England Land com pany to Norman c. Wilson lot 22 block 8. Hadsell's addition to Glendale $50 i; T.J. Walker and wife to the Valley Bank lot 5, block Is, Neahr's addition, $2, 400; A. G. Utley and wife to Geo. Blount se14 nw14 sec 26 tp 2 n 4 e $50. New England Land company to N. B.. Cole bond for deed to ne4 neI and n1a nwI nwA and sw14 nw14 ne4 sec 51 tp 8 D r ? @ $2 800.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-15
BORROWED FINERY.
A Young Lady Steals a Dress to
 Wear to a Ball.

wear to Ball.
 Clara, whose last name is unknown to fame and the police, will become 8 victim to pleasure loving disposition if she is caught. She wanted to go to a ball last Sunday night. She had an es- cort but lacked sufficiently gorgeous clothing. This difficulty was overcome though by breaking into the house of her neighbor Juana Amente and steal- ing her best apparel. It was presuma- bly, so becoming that she has been wear ing it ever since. At least she has not returned it nor has she been seen by Senorita Amente who has made a dili- gent search.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-15
Ladies and their escorts, Tuesday and Friday Evenings. Water changed daily.

See Miss Hazel Street in the wonder ful fan dance at the Brownie Concert. Miss Street is an acknowledged artist in this beautiful and intricate dance.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-15

Hear the ladies of the Treble Clef in their bright new music at the Brownie Concert Thursday evening, May 18th.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-15

Guns and ammunition at Talbot & TT L
The record-union., 1895-01-01
ROYAL BAKING POWDER.

power to repay that care. We need Pa
enc Coast representation in the Cabinet
or the PRESIDENT, and we should demand
1t with that modest persistency which
would eventually establish It's concession
as custom analogous to the force OF law.
Whlle there is no active opposition on
the part OF tralScontinental railroads 70
the completion of the Nicaragua Canal,
there is at least Indifference and perhaps
some apprehension that its completion
Will be lnmical to the highest interests
OF the railroads. | express a personal
CONVICTION n saying that III my opinion
the apprehension is not we'll founded.
There is class of freight, the most prof
liable carried by railroads, which will
never use the canal. That class would be
doubled by doubling the population.
Wnlle local increase OF revenue from
local transportation will, Of course, keep
pace with the increase OF population and
production. The increase Of revenues to
the Government by reason of the increase
OF the purchasing power of the people of
the Pacific Coast, already cited, may be
impaired into the probable future figures
OF railroad business. There are classes of
resources which VIII add to the wealth of
our people and therefore to their pur-
chaSlng power by rate OF tranSporta-
ton which the railroads may not hope to
afford. The consumption of high-class
articles attendant on the development Of
this wealth would necessarily employ the
overland transportation agencies, to their
great augmented profit.
Faith in the future is public virtue. 1t
is the parent Of enterprise, the inspirer OF
courage. The best friend OF humanity is
he who has reverent hope of its future.
The best friends to a Commonwealth are
they who urge it onward into the path
way OF nODler DESTINY,
The record-union., 1895-01-01
OMINOUS MURMURINGS.
Citizens Considering Methods of Dea
itt,-

Citizens Considering Methods of Deal
ing With Thugs and foughs.
Ever since the tiendish murder OF MIR.
and Mrs. +. Ii. l.. Weber on Saturday
night citizens have been indulging
mined way regarding the presence here
OF number OF bad characters and the
advisability of organizing committee TO
deal with them.
There is a depased creature going
about the city for several days insulting
women whenever he meets them where
there are no men about, and he should
be hunted up and properly attended to.
II an lmbeclle, there Is place for him:
II he Is responsible for his acts, he should
be logged and jailed.
This same scoundrel hid himself at tn
east entrance to the alley between Sew
enth and Eighth, l and streets, about 9
O'Clock last night, and as lady on her
way home was about 10 pass the alley he
stepped out and conducted himself in a
beastly manner.
he followed the lady down to II street.
when gentleman employed i'll T. IL.
COOK d Co.'s grocery store came to her
rescue. Ihe rascal at first showed fight,
but taking advantage of favorable op-
portunIty he ran away and disappeared
III lne darkness. The lady'S husband
atterward searched the neighborhood for
him, but could not find him.
Another lady informed some citizens
last night that two rough-looking char
acters had followed her for several
blocks, aud that she got rid of them only
by going over TO Seventh and X streets
and boarding street car.
Judging from the expressions of prom
lnent citizens yesterday and last night
there is just now slumbering volcano in
this vicinity, and if it once breaks out
some persons now here will wish they
had never invaded Sacramento.
The record-union., 1895-01-01
a fruit cannery there. 1t will be great
thing for Placer County if they conclude
to do so.
HOME FOR AGED ODD FELLOWS
ThermaIito Selected as the Site fo,, tbe
Home.


Home.
The Board of Trustees of the Home for
Aged Odd Fellows have decided to selact
the ihermaIito property in Butte County
Tor the proposed home for aged etc nro-
vldlng titles are salts factory and certain
conditions are com piled with which ot
this time are satisfactorily nearing COM
pietion. This will give TO the order
handsome and commodious huildino and
fifty acres Of land, with option of seventy
five acres more at reasonable figures.
with fruit and other trees sufficient 10
plant all of the land and water piped TO
every acre. The building contains sixtv-
two rooms and Is situated at short dis
tance from Oroville on bluff some
eighty feet higher than said city, the cli-
matte advantages of which have been
fully examined and Endorsements re-
celved from health scientists. The SUBJ
scriptions received complete the building
and pay Tor nfty acres OF land. Large
donations and subscriptions have been
made by the Oroville and surroundings
citizens, which, with the moneys prom
ised by lodges, enabled this satisfactory
state OF affairs to be reported. The board
Will now proceed to take means to fur
nlsh the building. Many who have
doubted the ability of the board to Obtain
q home and others who have waited for
tangible results will now add their sub
scriptions to those already promised
and it will be but little while before
this additional feature of California Odd
Fellowship, the only one in which it has
not teen abreast of any other iurisiiic-
ton, will be an established and credita-
, bic fact.-Call.
The record-union., 1895-01-01
THE BUG-PINCHBRS.
They Celebrate Their Anniversary in
Their Unique Way.

ieiI - HiluS way
The "Bug- Pinchers," an organization
conducted somewhat after the style of the
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. in
their manner of entertaining, held their
second annual reunion the other evening
at their rooms on j street.
President G. w. F'icks read letters from
the four quarters of the globe conveying
expressions of fraternal feeling for
brother Bug-Pinchers in Sacramento
After an election of officers for the en-
suing year, the members and their
guests sat down to q royal banquet pre-
pared by Caterer Berliner
The election was very spirited and
hotly contested. 1t resulted in the exalta-
ton of the following: Highly Exalted
Nickel Bearer, Geo. w. Ficks: Vice
Highly Exalted Nickel Bearer, c. Robert
son; Keeper of Private Notes, John Zit-
finger; Custodian of Buckskin Pouch,
D. Mclaughlin; Bearer of Sacred Sponge,
Hans Miller; Most Venerable Sire, George
Phillips; Dispenser of Sacred Oils, DR..
George Ogden; dispenser of Secular
Viands, j. Ruggles Nelis; Pincher of
Sacred Bug. Badly" Johnson; Inside
Guardian of Snowsheds, Potts Stewart;
Outside Guardian of Snowsheds, w. Il.
Benjamin.; Courier to Venerable Sire,
Pop Shick; Grand Delegate to Worlds
Congress of Bug -Pinchers (Which met at
Johannesburg in April next, c. J.
Genshlea. The bug will
keep open house to-day at their club
rooms,
The record-union., 1895-01-01
REAL ESTATE, ETC.
Begin the New Year by Buying
a Piece Of Real Estate,

SPECIAL BARGAIN.-Two high well To-
Gated lots in Oak Park for $500. Good i'm
provements near these lots. Short distance
from electric cars. The lots are offered low
because party desires immediate sale
A nice 4oxSO lot on corner of Twentie tn and
L. streets. Cement sidewalk and gravel
street on one side. EleganGcoCner for build
ing. Price, $l,100.
Also, 4ox80 on Nineteenth street, between
X and l. streets (inside). Price, $3.50.
ALSO, 40XS0 on Twentieth street, between X
ana l. streets inside), $3.50 These are nice
proving.
ALSO, 40X15O on Nineteenth street. between
X and streets, S575.
ALSO, two lots, 4OxI5O each. on Twentieth
sireet, between X andS streets, at S475 and
9ooo. Terms on these lots are easy
ALSO, Sl,70O-Good cottage of five roorpo
Ia large Staoie lot 40X160; on street, near
Iwenty-seyenth street. House and barn
atoIe ai' e coSt ? 800 This isa agenuine bargain
ance IN three or four years ADyone want.
M Il nome should not let this opuortuni:y
slip.
ALSO. nice lot, 4Ox16O, on X street naar
Twenty-tourth str aet, Tor s.. .O5O A VeTy
desirable lot tor building on
During the last week we have advertised a
string Of lots at Twenty-sXJh and streets
to be sold as Whole. They will now be s,lb-
divided and offered at a reasonable price,
Terms ami conditions of sale upon applica-
ton.
We have $4,000 to
loan in The country upon
good security.
S3,OO0-A nice 1O-acre tract near Brighton
station. Seven acres in fruit consisting of
fine variety of grapes, peaches and pears.
one acre in straw berries. Dwelling of threa
rooms, large barn, three windmills. Pafs
cash, balance per cent. interest.
S6,OO0-Ten acres adjoining Roseville, Placer
County. Nearly ali in orchard. Five-rooIn
house; good barn. wells; no IRRIGATION
needed. Considerable personal property
go with the place Twelve fine poultry
pens. This is Il splendid tile farm foP
poultry raising.
Apply at
Edwin K. AlSip & Co.'s,
1915 Fourth Street.
The record-union., 1895-01-01

Destruction of forests is modifying the
of Mexico.
The record-union., 1895-01-01
Edwin K. AIsip & Co.,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
1913 FOURTH STREET.
" P GOTENAN Real Estate SaIcsroom,
w. l. OOLL.lI.N' 325 ] Street.

W. L. UULhAAN, 825 ] street. ''
81, l,O5o-Lot 4ON1GO on Q street. bet. Eighth
ani Ninth: filled to official grade.
S5OO-Lot 1Ox16O on +, bet. twenty fourth
and TWenty-Eifth streets. This is high lot.
S36y-4OxSO, ). Z. corner Twenty-tourth and
+ streets.
S55O-4Ox16O, n. w. corner alley Twenty
sixth, bet. l and J streets
SSOO-4OI$O, 5. l.. cCr. Nineteenth and Z SITS.
So50-1O acres east of oak Park Good
fruit land. This is only a short distance
from town. Well worth looking at.
MO oNET TO LOAN
p. BOIL. Z. a. A.CROUCH.
GEO X RoMER.
d EAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
II Office, 725 X street. Agent for Home Of
New York, Phoenix of Hartford, Niagara of
New Ork and Hamburg OF Bremen all
SOLID FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
The record-union., 1895-01-01
Fruit cannery Projected.

A party of Eastern capitalists are at
Auburn trying to see if there is sufficient
encouragement TO justify then in startin
The record-union., 1895-01-01
Edwin K. Alsip & Co. s,
1915 Fourth Street.
ODDS AND ENDS SALE

T7HE FEW UNSOLD LOTS REMAINING
Il IN OAK Park Will be sold for the next 90
days at a discount OF per cent. on lots sold
oh The instailment plan ana 10 per cent for
cash. Thlo is very sweeping and liberal re-
auction. Now is the chance TO get lot
cheap and one that is increasing in value,
Street ear service is being constantly inn
proved. Call for maps and prices.
&1- This offer is genuine, as can be seen by
our original prices.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-19
my FOOD DOES NE NO GoOD. "

In any CITY there are many possible wavs
tn travel from one point 10 another. r.,
is+wao, +ba food on your table and ito a.
tinatjon in the body there IS only ono road
directly through The stomach There is no
going around the stomach or forcing a Dnsa
age through it. Here ne loou is detained
a while for better or for verse. Here If
mnst he aigested. that is to say, changed
liQuefed and assorted Tor sanitation ;-or.
failing that. it must lie here and rot, gen
Grating poisonous pricnlples winch enter the
blood and set up a ~, diseased action
thronp bout the system. This is indigestion
or dvsnsnsia. the condition that exists
when person says, My food does me no
good" -. NJ,
eats the more he suffers. The road is
blocked. No use putting more grain in the
hopper when the mill cannot grind. Here
are some of Nature 3 1roiesis: Loss of ap-
petite: distress alter eallhs' neartburn; !;
rising of na11seous acids and gases into the
throat: fulred tongue; duIl ana aching
head: pains in the chest ana pack weari-
ness, fatigue and worry; loss o. sleep; cold
hands and feet yelloWl-h eyes ana skin;
weakn sss and trembling constipation; |;
failure of nervous force and courage, ETC..
etc. Out of this seething BLOCKADE In The
stomach may come any Oh oozen local coni-
pla1nts.,-a common form VI pseuuo-coD-
or starve. Miserable dilemma.
Drastic measures won t do. Take very
little light nourishment at Brst and immedi-
ately after it dose of the Shaker Digest
ing Cordial. the only radically effective
remedy for indigestion or dyspepsia, a,-pre-
pared BY the Shaker Community OF Mt. Leb-
anon, N Y. 1t will relieve at once and cure
quickly. Made from cultivated medicinal
herbs and plants grown by the Shakers.
Pleasant 10 the taste, painless and harmless
Trial bottles ten cents. For sale by nearly
all druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1895-04-19
FRAUD !!

Our attention has been called to the
fact that unscrupulous millers and -four
dealers are Initiating and counterfeiuina
our brands, in order to palm off on their
customers a lower cost and inferior
grade of flour. This action on their part
is recognition of the merit of our -four,
which undoubtedly leads the procession
in winter wheat fours in New England; :;
thereby emphasizing the maxim "Imita-
tion is the sincerest fattery." But we
object to this form of fattery, and hereby
warn these counterfeiters to desist from
the use of our brands and hereafter sail
under their own colors.
Any dealer unable to get the genuine
Cotton Brothers make of flour from their
wholesale correspondents should COM
municate with our authorized New Eng
land agents, MESSRS. GEO. A. HUNT
CO.. Portland, Maine, who will give any
desired information.
COTTON BROTHERS.
Bellefontaine, Ohio.