Arizona republican., 1895-08-22

loou ol hppolIlnaT1a water from Ger
 many via. New York. It is the genuine
 article and all those who want mos delicious drink would drink no other
 after sampling this famous table water
 Articles of incorporation of the Ga-
 zette Publishing company were yester-
 day filed in the recorders office. The
 lncorporators are c. P. Leitch, J. o.
 Dunbar, A. M. Franklin and A. D. Will
 COX. The capital stock is $25, 1000 in
 shares of $100 each.
 The Munchausen society of W all I street held their semi monthly meeti g
 last night in Justice Johnstone's court.
 Several persons am bitlous to enter the
 prevaricator's circle were examined for
 eligibility. All were passed except two
 who ignominiously failed.
 | Dick Good win, the man who abused
 the confidence placed in him by squan
 derlng $20 given to him to have changed
 tor Mrs. Augusta Bolte, was on trial yesterday in Justice Johnstone's court.
 He was found guilty and sentenced to serve forty days in the county jail. L. s. McEntee, 8 bridge carpenter
 formerly in the employ of the north and south road, was killed Tuesday by.
 falling from freight train thirty miles
 west of Ash Fork. He is the same man
 who made the murderous assault on
 Conductor McGrath in Skull Valley last winter.
 The Evans family living on Washing ton street in the eastern part of town were greatly alarmed last night over the disappearance of their little child. The officers were notified and were pre- pairing to hunt for the missing child when @ telephone message informed them that the child was found not far from home.
 Mrs. Hawley has taken charge of the Windsor hotel which heretofore has only been @ lodging house. She has fitted up handsome dining room, em. ployed splendid French cook, and he's white servants throughout. She now has strictly frst-class house, with the best home cooked meals in the city for only $5 per week.
 The following real estate transfers re. ported by Coggins & Brown, abstract ors, were yesterday entered for record Richard NJ. Pabst and wife to L. R. Strong, lot 13, block 12, Collins addi- ton, $1 200. Richard M. Psbst and wife to L. R. Strong, lots 4, 5, 6 and 12, block 4. Collins addition, 1000, Geo. W. Kretzinger to M. T. Chase, lot 7, block 3, Glendale.
 k. A. Brown and Miss Maggie Pine Of Mesa City were quietly married yes- terday morning in the parlors of the Commercial hotel. Justice Johnstone performed the ceremony that united | the young couple. George Mintz and Mrs. P. H. Coyle stood up with the couple. The newly welded pair. who are among Mesa City's most popular youns people, will make their home in | that city, ,tf..>
 Citizen: A don-poisoning cyclone struck Tucson a few days since and gathered in it's victims by the score. Convent and South Meyer streets fur. nished each big wagon load of dogs tagged and untagged. We'll bred and base born were thrown in the wagon together and hauled to the dog ceme- tery. Just who manipulated the deadly drug has not been sscertained, although efforts in that direction are said to have been made.
 Mrs. Jones was ushered into the pres- ence of Justice Johnstone yesterday to stand trial for assaulting Ralph, a young son of Robert Grigsby. Her son and the Grigsby lad had an altercation between themselves and the former was whipped. He told h1s mother his tale of woe and she started on the warpath after young Grigsby and finding him to pummeI him in a style truly feminine. She was found guilty of the charge and paid 0 fine of s5. .85.
 Young Ralph Grigsby not content with beating administered by a woman yesterday concluded also to nave the services of physician. Like Sam Patch, he is great boy to jump; le climbed on top of his house and umped of, intending to catch a limb ,f tree in his descent but his calcula- ions missed and he fell to the ground on his face; his nose was broken and he was otherwise battered ID. 4 physician took charge of the ufferer and his adventures for one day were over.
 Citizen: MT. E. G. Carruthers, mer. 'hant of Gila Bend, was in the city yes- erday. When speaking of the canal at hat point he said that the affairs of he several companies were so terribly mixed that it was almost impossible to ell "tother from which" Under the ate action of the supreme court work will be delayed for two years. But not. their disappointment all he settlers whereabouts can do is wait. Is they have been doing this for the 'ast several years another year or so makes no great difference providing hey can manage to bridge it over. MT. jarruthers is pleasant gentleman and good citizen.
 Juan Rosas, the negro who attempted o commit rape on young Mexican