Arizona republican., 1895-09-24
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lining them $3 apeice. They promised to remember the ordinance.
 Last Saturday night a gentleman hitched his saddle horse at the Moni- hon corner and when he returned about an hour afterwards it was gone The theft was reported to the sheriff s office and yesterday the horse was re- covered, but the saddle is still mis- sing.
 The Commercial hotel arrivals yes terday were A. M Brannen, San Fran cisco; Mrs. J. c. Adams, Chicago; B. May and wife, Los Angeles; B. Griffith, Pasadena; G. Wattles, Denver; J. D. Smiley, San Francisco; J. F. Ballard and wife, St. Louis; Geo. w. Williams, St. Louis.
 Mr. c. R. Moses and wife, who came to Phoenix with the eXcursionists, will remain in the valley for ten days or two weeks as the guest of MT. Wm. Newell, of Mesa City. Mrs. Moses is a sister of MT. Newell, and the brother and sister have not met before in over twenty years.
 The striking contrast between the two great political parties in our country, when in power, is that the Republican party steadily reduced the public debt, while the Democratic par ty constantly increased it, day by day, and that increase will continue so long as that party remains in control of the government.
 MT. B. Moses, president of the ir- rigation congress and chairman of the national executive committee, will be glad to meet all persons interested in irrigation at the parlOr of the Con- mercial hotel Wednesday, at p. m., to discuss the matter of forming a territorial organization.
 Juan Anton, Cake-cu Nolagg, two noble red men of the Pima tribe, were examined yesterday by Justice Morris on a charge of cattle stealing. They stole ten head of steers from Anton Azul, their chief, and driving the cattle to the city sold them. The evidence against them was plain and they were bound over to the grand jury.
 A telegram was received yesterday by Ira P. Smith, stating that his cousin, Miss Addie Murphy, would arrive in Phoenix on the 27th, with two assist ants, and would give an elocutionary entertainment at the Opera house on that evening. Miss Murphy is an elo cutlonist Of national reputation, and her entertainment will prove a rare treat.
 ''The duck season is at hand" SO said Charlie Sturgis, the liveryman, to a group of friends yesterday afternoon. He told them that he went hunting yes- terday afternoon and saw the first flock of the season disporting in the river. He said, II raised my gun and with the first shot killed sixteen"-and at that his listeners decamped and did not hear the rest.
 Francls Schlatter, "the healer," who claims to be Christ, WAS years ago cob bier at Denver, where he is now effect ing remarkable cures. From~there he will go to Chicago Nov. 18th. He is the guest of Alderman Fox, who was cured by him, in New Mexico, of deafness. All are impressed with the gentleness of the man, his dignity and his simplicity. He refuses money, ignores all taunts and modestlv says that the power comes from "the Father"
 T. A. French, of Cham berlain s. D., arrived in the city Sunday morning and during his stay in the city will be the guest of Dr. Futile. Mir. French repre- sents forty of the leading men of Cham berlain and is looking over the city with view to locating. If his report is favorable the gentlemen whom he rep resents will come to Phoenix. among them one of the officials of the leading banks in that city, who will open here another banking institution.
 L.J. Wood, city tax collector, had a box of cigars at his office yesterday and was dealing them out with Q generous hand to his friends when THE REPUBLI. GAN reporter entered. The scribe was told that MT. Woods was the father of a bran new baby boy that arrived yester- day morning. The news seemed to affect every body in the courthouse, and all hands were as proud of the young ster as Woods. The reporter called around three times during the day to congratulate the father and incidentally to light fresh Havanna.
 Star: The Fort Thomas base ball club passed through town yesterday morn ing on the way home from the affair al Phoenix. The last game was won by Fort Thomas by score of IA to 12, and not 19 to as was at first reported here They say that the Phoenix club was 6 very good one, and was particularly strong in the box. The team is also said by them to be sort of cosmopoli tan aggregation, made up or players from California, Prescott, Whipple Williams and all over all creation When the members get acquainted with each other, or even so they know one another by sight, it will be hard com bination to beat.
 Yuma Sentinel: On the arrival ot