Arizona republican., 1895-11-26


 Frank Black, three vagrants, were given ten days each on the chain gang yesterday by Recorder Jobs. R. Flaw ley and Jack Adams were each fined $4 for drunkenness.
 It is now certain that an abundance of water will be in the river for the balance of the winter The Four Peaks and mountains north of Phoe- nix are covered with snow. The river at Tempe is far past fording. A cowboy preacher presumably the long-haired and canny individual who sought to milk Phoenix a few months ago, has been arrested in Los Angeles for interfering with the do- nestle relations of one of his converts. Swiftly, the pugilist, has issued a challenge to c. Flynn, the New Mexico terror. The two had come together three times already, Swiftly getting the worst of it on one occasion and knock ing his opponent out in the other two.
 MT. and Mrs. H. B. St. Claire gave a quiet little dinner to a few friends in honor of Mrs. Wohler, Mrs St. Claire's sister, on Sunday. MT. and Mrs. St. Claire know how to make their friends welcome and this event was no eXoep- tion to the rule.
 Auditor c. P. Leitch and Architect Heinlein returned yesterday from Flagstaff whither they had gone to in- spect the reform school and receive it from the contractors. The work on the building has been stopped for the winter but will be resumed in the spring.
 A game of football will be played today between the Phoenix team and will be called at 2:30 o'clock. The members of the association will meet at the Globe store at o'clock This will be the last game before going to Prescott.
 The Phoenix and Prescott baseball clubs had a banquet last night at Fire mans hall. Maurice F1eishman gen erously donated a keg of beer, and Selim Nicholson in an equally gen erous spirit paid for all the sandwiches the boys could eat. The stories of the two days game were recounted as beer and sandwiches disappeared.
 John o. Dunbar and c. P. Leitch Of The Gazette, returned yesterday from the north, where they had been for the past few days. During their absence City Editor Mills off1ciated also as ed itor in chief MT. Mills is an allround newspaper man, and if the whole force should leave he would still get the paper out on time and full of news.
 Mesa Free Press: Doal Dana and KimbaN Pomeroy started ito come to Mesa from the power house the other evening. They had taken the nuts off their wagon to grease the wheels be- fore supper and they forgot to put them on again. When they hitched up and started on rapidly the wheels all came and they bumped along some distance before they realizey what had happen ed.
 On another page will be found the ad of Cady & Ohmstead, the well-knoWn Kansas City Jewellers and stationers. This enterprising firm carries one of the largest stocks of diamonds west of Chicago and carry an immense stock of fine gold jewelry and watches. They make a specially of fine stationery wedding invitations and visiting cards MT. Ohmstead is really a resident of Arizona, he being interested in a big ranch in Graha,m county. He expects to before long pay a visit to the prop erty. The reliability of the finn is unprecedented. Goods may be ordered by mail and with the same certainty as though one was in the store. Jew eEy not satisfactory can be returned