Arizona republican., 1895-08-25


 Jesse R. Grant, delegate to the Ma. tional Irrigation congress, has tele- graphed Delegate Jas. McClintock, that he will attend the caucus to be held here September 2.
 Greene, the natter, has new con- signment of summer neglige shirts for men and boys. Try this firm for a good sensible exchange and you will sl ways get value received.
 First M. E. church, Rev. G. L. Pear son, pastor. Services today as follows in the opera house: Sunday school, g :45 a. m. preaching. Il a. m. Seats free, every body invited.
 The Crescent Milling company of Los Angeles have incorporated. The incorporators are all men of wealth. J. M. Gardiner of this city, has been elected secretary and treasurer.
 An excursion will leave Tempe this morning at o'clock for the benefit of all southsiders who wish to attend campmeeting. The return trip will leave at o'clock Tn the evening.
 Louis Orr, young easterner who has gained considerable notoriety both in this city and Prescott for his cleverness with pen, is at present in this city and very i'll, in fact his condition is pre- carious.
 A young Tempe man who was m this city yesterday accumulated heavy jag and his friends had hard time trying to place him in carriage to take him home. He had notion that he didn't want to go and it took three men to subdue him by main force and throw him in the buggy.
 W. R. Johnson and family about 8 week ago started overland for Califor- nia. When they arrived at Ogilby, a small station west of Yuma, one of the horses dropped dead from the heat. MT. Johnson was compelled to tele- graph back to Phoenix in order to get money to ship the wagon to Colton.
 The Santa Fe route have made spe cial round trip rate of $l9.80 from Phoenix to Albuquerque for the National Irrigation congress from September 15 to r. It is hoped that the Salt River valley will be we'll represented at the congress and make strong effort to have the next irrigation congress held in this city.
 The following real estate transfers re- ported by Coggins & Brown, abstract ors, were yesterday entered for record :: John R. Rowley to Dora Rowley west 1,666 feet of sw4 sec 3 twp l r e. i; W. S. Jones and wife to John Rany, lot 17, block l, Railroad Place; R. H. Mar tin to Wm. R. Grant, lot 15. .Orangedale i; W. R. Grant to B. A. Fickas and B. H. Moore, lot 15 Orangedale.
 Neri Osborne has a new suit of clothes today. He was member of the Sol Levi suit club and at the regular drawing last night was the lucky man. 1 It has been current talk for several weeks that the way 10 get splendid suit cheap is to get in that club. Now MT. Osborne is convinced that such is a fact as well as the other we'll dressed gentlemen who have secured their suits | through the club.
 The Commercial hotel register yes terday contained the following names Laura W. Sharp Rilusboro. Howard Billman, Charles Halton and wife. Ed Morris. Harry Luke, George Luke, J. i W. Keene, Harry Nettleton, John Mason, Jim George, Count Scholze, W. Henley, John Marby, Owen Conley, Jim Murphy, w. Kirsch, Frank Loyal show; W. Bruce, Cleveland, Ohio; Dr. Tetterman, Detroit, and R. T. Bruce, 1 Yuma.
 One lone somnolent inebriate was up before Recorder Jobs yesterday. He was found by Officer Bailey early yes terdsy morning sleeping on bench at the park. He was minus his shoes for he had taken them of and used them l for pillow and some accommodating thief appropriated them while the inebriate was snoring. The shoes were bran new having only been purchased the evening before for $6. The re. corder fined him tres pesos for his care lessness in getting full and allowing himself to be robbed.
 Walter Kibbey left last night for Los Angeles, which point he will make his headquarters for an extended cycling campaign. He has arranged to com. pete in bicycle races at Los Angeles, Pasadena, San Bernardino, San Diego and Redla1l, and may be depended upon to show the southern Californi ans some rapid riding. Kibbey now holds the quarter mile A class cham pionship for the coast, 32 seconds made on the Phoenix quarter mile track. He expects to meet Sleator Arizons's champion B class man, who now is touring through the central part of California.
 A competitive examination under th' rules of the U. s. Civil Service Com mission, of applicants for the grades o clerk and of inspector in the Classified Customs Service, district of Arizona will be held at the custom house, Noga 1 les. Ari1., on the first day of October