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both sired by MT. Getz's well-known stallion. Elecwood. The colts are beauties and have all the racing char acteristice of Elecwood.
 The telephone system of Phoenix is rapidly growing and the service is giving splendid satisfaction. The city has ordered phones for the mayor, each member of the council and the city attorney, which will be a great convenience to persons having busi- ness with those officials.
 Sheriff Orme has gone to Tucson after two MeXicans who were captured in that city by Sheriff Leatherwood of Pima county. On the 17th of this month the two Mexicans in question stole two valuable head of horses from F. W. Gatke of this city. They will be brought to Phoenix this morning and examined by Justice Morris.
 Doc" the Chinaman who was raided Tuesday night and arrested for conducting an opium joint, yesterday plead guilty and paid a fine of s25. He loses, however, about S200 worth of opium which was confscated The other two Chinamen through their at torneys, Cox & Willis, will fight the case to finish. The two white people will plead guilty and pay a fine. c. c. Bean, the well-known Yavapai mining man, registered at the Com mercial last night from New York, where he now resides for much of his time. MT. Bean is one of the oldest of Arizonans and has ever been held in the highest of esteem. He served the territory for time in the office of delegate to congress and at several times hitherto represented his con- stituents in the territorial legislature.
 Tempe is inflicted with a fever, or rather some of it's leading citizens are. A colony under the leadership of Col. T. s. Schultz, the veteran real es- tate dealer, are going to wend their way to Aransas Pass, Texas. The pos sibility of the deep harbor proposition becoming a reality has started the fever. Schultz wants to be the first on the scene to get corner on town lots.
 A meeting of the football associa- ] tion will be held tonight at 7:3O o'clock at the engine house. The or [ and officers elected. Vic Hanny, man. ! ager of the association. has completed ! agreements with the Indian school club for two games to be played on the 9th and 20th of November. Captain Willis team will play the first game and Captain Evans team the second.
 Wilcox News: A. Redewill. the Arizona piano man, was in Wilcox Monday in the interest of his business MT. Redewill is one of the most en- thusiastic residents of the Salt River valley, and has no doubt but that Phoe- nix will double in population within the next year or so. He says that more building is going on than ever before in the history of the town and it is hard to find an unoccupied house in the city.
 Nelson Catlin, who arrived yesterday morning from the north, reported at the sheriff's office yesterday that he was minus several articles. He said that he and all other passengers on the day coach left the train at Prescott tC take walk on the platform for few seconds. When the conductor gave the order t'All aboard they jumped on the train and found that during their brief absence every satchel and overcoat on the car had disappeared The train was held a few minutes while search was being made, but nothing of the missing articles was discovered. Several of his fellow pas sengers remained behind to prosecute the search.
 Joseph L. Gireaux, superintendent of the mines and smelling works of the United Verde Copper company at Jerome, came in yesterday afternoon from Castle Creek and left in the even- ing train for Gila Bend. He has been absent from Jerome about a week ex- amining properties in southern Yava- pal county and now goes to look at the noted Volcanic gold mine, especially noted for the connection with it of Benjamin B. Lower, formerly of this city. MT. Gireaux's present charge is probably the most profitable mine in Arizona, and by his careful manage ment and skill in the reduction of ores the works at Jerome have become 8 standard of high excellence among l