Arizona republican., 1895-07-20
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and entered the private department ordered sumptous meal and deported themselves like a genuine lady and gentleman.
 John Ault came down from Fort Me. DowelI yesterday, where he and D. R. Smith have recently talk en up two quarter sections of land on the aban doned reservation. They get water from the Verde by means of 8 pump oi sufficient capacity to keep their land | flooded. The farms are already well stocked and prospect of early aff1u. ence is opened before them.
 The trustees of the Tempe public schools met in that city Thursday and the selection of teachers was finally ! settled upon as follows: J. W. Stew. art, principal Miss Mary Winger, first assistant; Miss Annie R. Stewart, second assistant; Miss Nellie McNeil, third assistant, and Miss Mamie Gar. lick, primary. Out of the five teachers three of them are normal school grad uates.
 Frederick Murdock has added lem onade department to his fruit business. The thirsty are surrounded by no res trictions. For five cents one may drink all he can hold at single sitting. Of course when he gets thirsty again It will cost him another nickel. The proprietor guarantees to remove thirst for five cents but does not guarantee a permanent cure in this kind of weather.
 Articles of incorporation of the City Electric Power and Lighting company of Los Angeles, were filed in this city yesterday and Phoenix was named as the principal place of business. The incorporators are F. N. Myers, J. H. Harris and w. E. De Groat. The di- rectors of the com pany are, beside the ineorporators, c. D. Pillsbury, George M. Smith, Edward L. Doheney and Ferdinand L. Mstthay. All these par ties are residents ot Los Angeles.
 Francisco Bustamante was sentenced l by Justice Johnstone last February to serve twenty one days in the county jail for petit larceny. He served one day and the next escaped from the county chain gang. Nothing more was seen or heard of Francisco until last night when Officer Porterie saw him in the block. He immediately recog. nized him, placed him under arrest and escorted him back to jail to serve out his original sentence. Justice may be slow sometimes, but it generally gets in it's work.
 The trial of the five Mexicans who disturbed the neighborhood in the southwestern portion of the city last Sunday night by fighting like lot of Thomas felines, took place yesterday in Justice Kincaid's court. The warrant was sworn out by Juan Bernillo, who testified that the defendants had tried to take his precious life. The attorney i for the prisoners made strong plea for his clients but the evidence adddced plainly showed that they were the parties who created the disturbance and they were fined $5 apiece accord ingly.
 Lucomo Araizo, dignitied and ven- erable Mexican, was sent to the county jail yesterday, not for receiving stolen | property, but retaining 1t after he had learned that it was stolen. He bought burro which had been stolen from Leon Manoya. The thief afterward acknowledged under pressure that the l burro had been stolen and offered to substitute another for it. The old man had formed an affection for the stolen animal and refused to give it up. The thief slipped out from under the de- scending law and nobody knows where he is. -~5
 Messrs. Fitzpatrick and Davis yester- day took contract from Architect Nc Ginnis for the building of 8 two-story brick lodging house for J. J. Hardwick on Jackson street east of the s. F. P. & P. depot. The house will be 50 by 30 feet, supplied with hot and cold water and whatever else appertains to 8 modern lodging house and will cost $6 ,O00. The same builders also took contract for the erection of 8 brick block at Five Points for E. A. Poyen. The block will contain two large store rooms. Work will be commenced on both buildings immediately.
 Henry Munson, the man who was found in an unconscious condition in block Al couple of days ago, was re- moved to the country hospital yester- day for he was found to be in serious condition. There is no doubt in the minds of the officers that the assault on the man was for the purpose of robbery. The man had $00 in gold on his person about o'clock the previous evening but he foolishly went to the block and took aboard more grog than he could safely carry. Somebody must have seen his display of cash and followed him up and first giving him 8 blow on the head then robbed him.