Arizona republican., 1895-05-30
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astonished at the growth of the city in that time
 The harvest is in full blast. Every header in the country and most of the threshers in the valley are now in the field. It is sad that the crop will be 9 great deal better than was expected two months ago when it was predicted that it had been injured by two i liberal use of water. It will not be quite so good as last year but larger acreage will result in a much larger volume of grain.
 The following transfers of real estate reported by Coggins & Brown, abstract CTS were yesterday entered for record E. A. Poven and wife to H. B. St.. Claire hali interest in lots g and Il, :, block 2, Hermosa tract; Maria Jesus de Shorb to the National Bank of Califor- mia various lots in University addition $1 1895. .03; Walter Bennett and wife to W. J. Mcintyre lots IA and Is, block Segers eddition, $1, 500.
 MT. P. D. Mccarthy successor to c. c. Carpenter as travelling freight agent | of the Santa Fe with headquarters at El Paso arrived in Phoenix yesterday morning on his initial trip. He was accompanied by J. F. Danohue the well known Santa Fe man. The new travelling freigh: agent who is by the way an experienced railroad official created favorable impression among local shippers and business men.
 Constable Patteson came up from Gila Bend yesterday with two more prisoners. One was John Collins wanted for an offense at Mesa. He had been arrested and on his way to this city he threw pepper in the stage drivers eyes. The driver could not see anything at first and when he recov- cred his vision he couldn't zee Collins. The other prisoner is Antonio More. no. fifteen days for disturbance of the peace.
 Chief Goodman looks after the in. terest of the fire department in earnest. At the meeting last night he suggested that the funds to be grabbed" from Prescott by the Phoenix boys should be put into the general fund. Several of the boys objected on the grounds that most of the members participating were taken away from their work and should be remunerated The chief was willing to leave the matter to the department, however.
 That stock raisers are beginning to ap- preciate that the fact that the better the blood the less feed required is applica- ble to swine raising as well as other do- mestic animals. This is evidenced by the very encouraging sales being made by Mont. Baugh, the fine hog raiser of Glendale. He recently sold to D. B. Hurd. capitalist of Chicago, who has just purchased ranch near Phoenix, twenty head of graded sows and one thoroughbred boar, and to H. Berry, a neigh bor, three thoroughbreds.
 The semi annual election of Phoenix lodge No. 4, A. o. U. W. took place last night at which the following officers were chosen: o. H. Wiley, master workman; Geo. McFall, foreman; W. Gillian. overseer; J. D. James, recor- der; H. B. St. Claire, fnancier; A. w. Lamm, receiver; F. B. Moss, guard Hugh McDavenport. inside watch John Hewlett, outside watch; J. W. Crenshaw, trustee; Drs. Helm and Stroud, medical examiners. The lodge is in fourishing condition with 19O mem bers.