Arizona republican., 1895-09-25
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dropped five points below freezing, registering at 26 above zero.
 The Commercial hotel arrivals yester. day were the following: w. c. Tunsley, Big Bug; H. Fisher, Sacramento; Wal. ter c. Hsdley, Albuquerque; J. H. Hill. Los Angeles; A. c. Reynolds, Omaha; James H. Harper. Chicago; c. Wurth. San Francisco; E. J. Bonsell, Phoenix Mine.
 Maricopa district lodge, I. o. G. T., will meet at the Garden Valley lodge of the city next Saturday afternoon and evening. A supper will be served in the evening by the ladies of Garden Valley lodge. All the lodges of the county, numbering eight, are in a fiourishing condition.
 Yesterday thirty men that had been in the employ of the city at work on the town ditch were paid off. Some of the men, old customers the "cooler,' as soon as they receved their money, started to accumulate jags. The of ficers expect that the city will recover some of the money paid out if their jags prove too burdensome.
 Prospector: Deputy Burt Alvord returned today from Phoenix, where he went to place the man adjudged in- sane in the territorial asylum. The deputy had no trouble with his charge, but the unfortunate man still labors under the delusion that his mission on earth is to hunt man with two ar tificial glass eyes and wearing specta- cles.
 Yesterday afternoon as Dave Cohn was standing in front of his show case in his cigar store Washington street something dropped heavily on his head. He made a jump which By ac- tual measurement afterwards was 16 feet, inches, and landed in the street. When he picked himself up he found that the plaster from the ceiling had fallen on him.
 The following real estate transac- tions reported by Coggins & Brown, abstracters, were yesterday entered for record: Orchard Grove Invest ment company to John Liebold, 24x5O feet on west of lot 19, La Villa place; Dolores Zapeda and wife to M. Worm ser, 35 acres of WIZ, nwA, sec 29, tp 1 n,r3 3 e; B. Irvine and wife to John Rubenstine, lot 1, block IT, Irvine ad- dition.
 The boomers have struck Los An geles with swoop. The other night a boomer ball was given in that city where several hundred women in the most fantastic colored bloomers had great sport. Some of the gentlemen who were present were loud in their condemnation of the costumes, while others rather enjoyed the novelty of the sight. It is question now of how soon the bloomer dance will strike Phoenix.
 Citizen: The smelter blew in last nght and today is working full blast. Three eight hour shifts are being run and about twenty-five men employed. This morning the shelter leaked a little and it was feared that the fires would have to be withdrawn, but it dried up and is doing finely. There is sufficient ore on the dump for twenty days run. All copper ores will be bought and cash paid for them. There were about forty applicants for work that could not be supplied.
 NeWS WAS received In Ph0n1X vester- day that Harold ". Roll, editor and proprietor of the Flagstaff Democrat had d1ed in the St. Louis sanitarium on September Is, of Bright's disease of the kidneys and consumption. Deceased was well known in Arizona, having ar rived in Flagstaff about two years ago for his health. He purchased the Flag staff Democrat and has, until his death ably edited that paper. His passins away will not only be generally regret ted in Flagstaff, but throughout the en tire newspaper fraternity of Arizona.
 MT. T. J. Bryan, one of our old time citizens. and more familiarly known il Salt river valley as "Tom" Bryan, hay. ing just finished on one of his lots ir PhGnix two new brick cottages, left for California on the M. & P. train las night. He goes alone to California, but it is more than likely that on his return he will be accompanied by a partner who will take pleasure in answering tt the name of Mrs. T. J. Bryan. Coco luck to him in his enterprise. Whel the wedding cake is sent around, W, know the printer will be called upon tt sample it.