Arizona republican., 1895-09-20

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 Governor Hughes yesterday appointed the following delegates to the Western States Conference Convention to meet at Topeka, Kansas, on October 1 to consider the deep water harbor proposition: L. H. Chalmers, Major I. c. Jordan, George A. Mintz and Wal ter T. Gregory.
 May Ruth Carmody, the 11-months- old girl of Mir. and Mrs. Carmody, died Wednesday at the Lemon house and was buried yesterday evening. The family are from British Colum bia, and while on their way here the child was taken sick and died within twenty four i hours after their arrival.
 The following real estate transactions reported by Cogsins x Brown, abstract ors, were yesterday entered for record !: Arizona Canal company 10 w. J. Murphy, water right deed for D 11aof sec 8, 2 D, 2 e.; Walter Ben nett and wife to Mamie Elder, lots and 32. block 32, Segar's addition.
 The sheriff and his deputies were conspicuous by their absence yesterday from the court house, and the inference is they were on the trall of criminals. The only official at the court house was Jailer Boyd, and he appeared ignorant of what had become Of the sheriff and his deputies. Startling disclosures are looked for.
 The delegates from the National Irri- gation Congress will arrive in the city tonight in their special train. They will b7 given grand reception on their arrival here. They will visit all the points of interest adjacent to Phoenix tomorrow, and on Sunday a visit will be made to the south side. They will have lunch at Mesa, and on their return will be driven to the orange grove.
 MT. Brunson, of "The Recess" the new fruit and fish store on Washington street, will handle something new, and something every patriotic American ought to use. It is pure. sweet apple cider, manufactured from apples raised in the valley. It is @ fine article, and shows that Arizona can beat the world at anything when she tries.
 The following is the Arizona game 1 law, as taken from the "Game and Fish Laws," published by the American Field Publishing company: ''Deer and antelope, September l to January ; elk and mountain sheep, protected until April 12, 1S98 turkey, grouse of all kinds and quail, September l to April l; water fowl, September 1 to March l, and brook or mountain trout from April to November l."
 Postmaster Thomas yesterday morn. ing received notice from the departure mt at Washington that Pratt postoffice, Frank Byler, postmaster, has been dis continued. Pratt is quite an important postoffice, supplying the men on the Agua Fria works, with mail, and a i large extent of country surrounding. More mail passes through the Phoenix postoffice for Pratt than for any other postoffice to the north this side of Pres colt, and great inconvenience will be 1 felt by large mum Der of people at the discontinuance of that office.
 George Leonard, hack driver, is at the county hospital, suffering from g deep confusion in the forehead, the re- suit of an altercation late Wednesday night with William Wadsworth, another i hackman. There is always considerable rivalry between the hackmen over the choice of stands at the Santa Fe depot A quarrel arose between the two men, which resulted in hard names being used on both sides. Wadsworth struck Leonard in the forehead, but it cannot be ascertained whether it was with a stone or with the ring he wore. At any rate Leonard is said to be in bad way. Wadsworth has been arrested.
 
 The following is the plaint of Cali fornia paper: Views, news, news! It's enough to give a man the blues. No. body married and nobody dead; no. body broken an arm or head; nobody come in to talk of the 'crap;' no one got boozy and started 8 scrap; no one got run in for taking a horn; nobody buried and nobody born. Oh, for 8 racket, riot, fuss! some one to come In and kick up muss; some one tc stir up the peace laden air: somebody's comment to give us a scare. Somebody thumped within an inch of his life somebody run of with another mans their dues; anything: anything, just SC it's news."
 Prospector: Coroner Alvord re turned today from the fort where ht held an inquest. The name of the deac soldier is Walter Wells, aged 25 years He was killed at the Riley ranch anc the shooting was done by Merrll Gibbs. colored soldier. The coroner' jury in their verdict made a charge against Gibbs of the crime of murde, in the first degree. Sheriff Fly brough Gibbs over and has his prisoner in jail The hearing was set in Justice Koska' court for this afternoon but at tn, stipulated hour the thirteen witnesse summoned were not present and an at tachment was at once issued for thei ] appearance at ? F. m., tomorrow.