Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-05-26

arv steps in organizing team to take
part in the hose company tournament
at Prescott.
Services at the Church of Christ at IL
o'clock. PASTORS theme, 'Things to
Be Remem bered" The evening meeting
will give way to the union memorial
service at the Pres byterian church.
Sunday school at 9 :45 a. m. and Y. P.
5. G. E. at 6:15 p. M. A cordial well
come to all.
First Methodist Episcopal church,
G. L. Pearson, pastor. Services today
as follows: Sunday school at 9:45 a.
m. and sermon by the Rev. E. R.
Foley OF New York. at II a. N. No
evening service. The congregation will
attend the Memorial services at the
/ Presby tie rian church.
A. 7. Thompson, who recently
bonded some valuable mines in the
Hum bug district. yesterday received a
telegram from the eastern company
which he represents to put a force OF
men at * on the DEVELOPMENT of the
property and to begin preparations for
the erection OF mill.
One of the roulette banks had a
rough streak of luck last night. Pete
| Contreras, young Mexican, is said to
| have pulled out" several hundred dol
lars, but lost them again, and cry
ingpan" captured $500. This amount
was too rich for his Tucson blood, so
last night he left for Phoenix to en-.
joy the cooling sea breezes of the Rio
Salado.-Tucson Citizen.
Harry McPhaul, deputy assessor for
the Gila Bend country, came in yester-
day to make his report to Assessor st.
Claire. He has finished the work. Mr..
McPhaul is go much of rustler that
nothing has been overlooked in his dis
trict. At the same time he has given
complete satisfaction by his fairness
and justice and a thorough knowledge
of the value of property.
The hardest working man in town
just now is County Assessor St. Claire.
He is engaged in the preparation OF the
assessment roll which may or may not
be faultless document. That depends
upon the care and accuracy of the
assessor. Mr.. st. Claire is determined
that not single error shall be found in
his. The utmost care is being exercised
and when it is completed it will be a
credit to the Office. 1t will be COM
pleted about June Is.
Daniel Murphy, ex-postmaster OF
Gila Bend, died at the Gregory house
yesterday afternoon after long i'll
ness. A telegram was sent to his
brother at Des Moines, Ia, and reply
was received from him that he could do
nothing Other relatives of the de-
ceased were notified of his death but at
a late hour last night they had made
no reply. In the meantime the body is
lying at Randall & Davis. No arrange
ments for the funeral have been made
! Outbound passengers by the Mari
copa & Phoenix last night were Amelia
Undem for Chicago, G. S. Leonard fol-
Deming, John Bremen for Los An
geles, D. A. Dorm for Yuma. James
Sutherland for Tucson, G. w. Frank
and G. D. Mulvihill for Los Angeles
R. S. Hatch for Yuma, W. II. Dear
dorf for Los Angeles, G. M. Doyle fol
Yuma, H. A. Morgan for Tucson, J
Urdal for Yuma, W. Ha milton for Los
Angeles, B M. Pratt for Los Angeles.
| The following transfers of real estate
reported by Coggins & Brown, abstract.
ters. were yesterday entered for record
Robert G. Goodwin to Mrs. Mary
Goodwin, AZ acres in ne14, sec %, tip
n,r4e; George B. Perkins to james
Smith. lot 5, block 2, Palo Alto addi
ton, $3.50; Frederick Blanc and wife t.
Alex steinegger, lot 5. block 6. Phoenix
$500; J. 7. Simms to G. M. Shannon
ne14, nw14, sec %, tip m, RS e, $1,000
Kate S. Carol, W. H. Thomas ct al, t,
David Kelso, bond for deed to the Gils
Monster and Excelsior mines, $25, 900