Arizona republican., 1895-09-19

mem bers of the irrigation congress. They will supply the visitors with an abundance of fruit and other products of that favored garden spot and will turn the city entirely over to the vlsi' tors with the hope that each delegate will buy town lot.
 The Commercial hotel arrivals yes terday were the following: E. 8. Cos ney, Flagstaff; F. A. Healy, Prescott i; W. H. Hamilton, Los Angeles; J. J. Shaughnessy, San Francisco: H. G. Howe, Tom bstone; W. H. Constable, Fl Paso Geo. W. Stewart, Pittsburg; T. Edder, Chicago; H. J. Cullmane, San Francisco; F. M Woods and wife Tucson; F. J. Corder, Chicago.
 The following real estate transactions, reported by Coggins & Brown, abstract ors, were yesterday reported for record |: Mary E. Johnson and nus sband to Julius Garnett, lot IS, block 14, Alham bra i; James McMillan, lots 1 and 8, block 8, Seger's addition; John R. Loosely, by attorney. to ". G. and Carrie E. Craigie, n115 lot 1, block 16. city ceme. tery.
 Journal-Miner: A $50 nugget waa brought into town on Sunday by man whose name was not learned He said that he got it out near Frank Spence's place, near the Last Chance mine. Con- siderable placer gold has been found hereto in the gulches in that vicinity. It was in gulch in that section that Contractor Hughes men made good wages during the summer of 1893, when work on the railroad was temporarily closed down.
 Governor Hughes yesterday made the following appointments of delegates to the Western States conference on the deep water har bor question, which con- venes at Topeka, October l.: N. o. Murphy, Phoenix; Chss. R. Drake, L. H. Manning, Geo. Goldsmith. Roches ter Ford, Dr. Geo. E. Goodfellow, Geo. Roskrug, Tucson; M. Tulford, Belair, Md. Prof. L. M. Haupt, University of Pennsylvania.
 Harry J. Kyle and Miss Irene Layson were united in marriage last night at the residence of the bride, 713 West Washington street, by Rev. Preston Mckinney. The ceremony was quiet
 
 couple and relatives being present. The conple'left last night for a short trip to Prescott. MT. Kyle is in the employ of the Trask-Kessler company and is popular young man. The bride is also well known in Phoenix. Three robberies are reported as hay. ing occurred yesterday morning about 12:30 o'clock. A man named Baker was held up near the corner of Adams and Second street and forced to march in front of gun to an alley where he was relieved of about $60 in cash. A teamster, name unknown, was drunk and asleep under wagon in Burgers corral and bis pockets ride6 of S6 A bundle of blankets was also taken from the same corral. It is hard 10 tell whether all three robberies were com mitted by the same person or there is an organized gang of footpads operating in i the city.
 Jesus Sais, bad Mexican, was jailed yesterday to await his preliminary ex. animation on charge of carrying a concealed weapon. He pulled the weapon on another of his countrymen yesterday morning with the intention ot shooting him but a bystander grasped his arm and the bullet struck the earth. The latter charge can not be proven for the lack of witnesses SO the former charge was preferred. Sais has an unsavory record he was sent up from Tucson for fourteen years in Yuma for robbing Chinaman. He served eight years and was pardoned out a couple of months ago by Governor Hughes.
 Citizen: The fall term of the Indian school fairly opened today with the in- coming of the children from the Saca- ton agency. Nearly a train load oi them arrived this morning and were at once taken to their new home where ample accom- nodations awaited them Some were pig and some were little and some between sizes and all fairly well dressed. Taken as whole they aver aged up we'll for half wild children Under the careful training that vii naturally fall to them at school won derful transformation can be expected The Tucson Indian school under its capable management is without pee among it's kind in the country.
 Murray, the " short order" man, ha
 made rapid strides toward success il his new line of business by havinl choice food prepared by fine chef
 and low prices for short orders. Thi
 method of catering to the public is fas
 becoming recognized as necessity fo
 the working man and woman, and MT
 Murray will receive'universal patronage
 The Red Corner is selling out yer,
 fast; If the rush keeps up for one montl
 as it has for the last four days, the
 will be nearly sold out. We advis everyone who has a dollar to spare t buy goods at the "Red Corner;;' on