Arizona republican., 1895-07-31
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w. A. McGlnnis near Mesa and he reports that all his almond trees are loaded down with nuts.
 H. M. Buckley, the popular young clerk of the Phoenix Hay and Grain company, returned yesterday from 6 months sojourn at the principal water ing places on the coast. He was called home by the receipt of a telegram an- nouncing the illness of Frank Curns, another clerk of the same company.
 The subscribers of the Old Dominion Copper company will probably receive back their money and 1000 shares in the new organization, says the Boston Globe. There will be offered for sub- scription 60, 900 shares at $25 per share 40,000 shares to furnish the $1 100000 shares to furnish S500.000 working cap- ital. It is believed that on 1O1s cent copper market the stock can earn $4 per share from the start.
 The merry. go round opened yester- day afternoon tor business on the lot occupied by the Salvation Army tent. All the small boys in the city will now be saving their pennies for a ride on the whirligig. Messrs. Nelson and Burk, the aeronauts, have com bined with the owners of the machine and tomorrow afternoon will give a balloon ascension and parachute leap free of charge in lieu of the performance ad- vertised to take place at the park week ago.
 Geo. E. Mills died yesterday at 1 o'clock at the Farley house of paralytic rheumatism. The deceased had been a sufferer for many months and but three weeks ago came 10 Phoenix with his wife and two children. boy and a girl. By his death they are left destitute but temporary relief was afforded the widow yesterday until her relatives can be heard from. The remains ara in charge of Randall x Davis, the under. takers, who telegraphed yesterday to California to re:atives Of the deceased as to what disposition is to be made of the body.
 A Mexican thief leisurely entered a tent on the Porter place west of town Monday night and packed off saddle and the appurtenances. He was seen walking down the road with his plunder after the theft was discovered. He was immediately pursued and was found hiding in a ditch by another Mexican who attem pted to take ros- session of the articles, but the thief pulled a gun and the other made nasty flight. Other pursuers came up, but the fellow left his plunder an i escaped with several pistol bullets to keep him company and develop his sprinting abilities.
 A boy aged about F years, a couple of days ago put up at the West End house. He paid for two nights lodging and when he went to remove his effects the landlsdy refused to let him have them, stating that he had contracted for the room one month. The boy made his trouble known at the sheriff's office and an officer was dispatched to get the boys effects. The landladv re- mained obdurate and deied the officer and it was found necessary to have a search warrant issued before she would give up the boys property.
 The following transfers of real estate reported by Coggins & Brown, ab- stractors, were yesterday entered for record: B. M. Johnson and wife to J. H. Harris. 50x150 1t. in block 6, west Tempe. Caleb Perron to J. H. Harris, 5Oxl50 It. in block 6. west Tempe. Maricopa Loan and Trust company to to Mrs. Nellie Luce, one half interest in e1aa, se14, sec 27, twp 2 n, r 3 @, and water. N. H. Anderson and wife to Mrs. Nellie Luce one half interest in e1a, se14, sec 27, twp2n, r3e e. and water. Antonio Salcido to Juan Falos, lot 2, block 2. Farmers addition, Tenn. De. w. E. Williams and wife to Ella Fickas. all of block 29. Phoenix and lots