Arizona republican., 1895-09-06

Col. Roundtree and J. c. Wallace, left yesterday with @ carload of their race horses over the north and south road for Albuquerque, where they will enter the string in the races during fair week. They have no doubt but that they will capture some of the prizes.
 The following transfers real estate re- ported by Coggins & Brown, abstract ors, were yesterday entered for record Samuel D. Fetton and wife to John H. Snowden lot 4, block 4, Montgomery addition Henry L. George to w. L. Pinney lots 3 and 4, block 2, Farmers addition, Tempe.
 Robert De Baud, lad, was arrested yesterday on complaint of Nicolaus Zu prod, who alleges that the youth had shown on innumerable occasions disre- spect to Zubrod's hoary head by calling him the cacaphanous name of "soup bones" and throwing stones at him. The recorder continued the case until today.
 Mrs. A. M. Lee, who has for several years conducted very successful mil linery business on East Washington street, has secured lease on the new building near the postoffice, at present occupied by Cook & Bell, and October will take possession with full line of everything that is new and up to date in millinery.
 That mean and despisable fend, the dog poisoner, is again showing his hand. Lately several fine animals have died showing all the symptoms of poison. It is true there are many worthless CUTS but still the fend does not discriminate in that respect but throws out poison to every canine that comes across his path.
 Leonard, the busiest man in the city, has not forgotten to advertise because he has the goods, can sell at as small margin as the best, gives satisfaction at all times and lives to cater to trade. Business is good at this store because he is rustler and never sits down and talks about "when times picks up," but picks himself up and goes to work.
 James McVey, young lad who has particular fondness for being out on the streets the best part of the night, was arrested by Officer Bailey early yester- day for violating the curfew ordinance. He was once before arrested for the same offense, but released with lec ture. This time the recorder gave him the privilege of staying In jail three days or paying s.
 The Childs Aid association of this city, although a comparatively new or ganization, is rapidly coming to the front, as evidenced by the amount of the August business, which aggregated $21 ,000. It is doubtful if there is an- other insurance com pany doing busi ness in the territory that can make a similar showing. L. J. Wood is the resident agent for this association. c. W. Stevens. the well-known livery man, has moved from his old stand .n Monroe street to the Golden Eagle, be- low the Lemon house. Mr. Stevens is 30 well known that this will appear as stale news, still it is pleasure to speak of man Of his worth moving into bet. ter quarters and enlarging his business. He has done fine business at all times, but this move will naturally be cause for advancement.
 Justice Morris heard his first case yesterday afternoon. The defendant in the case was Juan Dias, who is charged
 
 from pasture and after mutilating the brand turned it loose in another pasture as his own animal. He was detected however, and arrested for the offense. His bonds were placed at $500 to await the action of the grand jury but in the absence of the bonds will spend his time in iail.
 Clifford Hale, young man 26 years of age, died yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the residence of A. G. Ran dal. The young man arrived here last spring from Wilmington, Ohio, in search of health. He went to the mountains few weeks ago where he contracted severe cold and on his re- turn took to bed and never recovered. Yesterday morning MT. Randall tele- graphed to the young mans father to come immediately if he wished to see his son alive.
 Star: Engineer W. E. Gwin, in charge of the preliminary survey of the s. F. P. & P. road, was in town yester- day. The surveying party consisting of eighteen men are short distance south of the city, and will reach here proba. ply tomorrow. The line was run through to Nogales from Phoenix about six weeks ago. The re-survey for the purpose of removing curves was con- menced from Nogales few days ago. | The party will reach Phoenix in little more than two weeks.
 Star: Several mem bers of the Tue. son bicycle club will probably leave next Saturday night for Phoenix. They will go as far as Maricopa by rail and make an early morning run across the country to the capital. Those who have already announced themselves as mem bers of the party are Manuel Drachman, E. E. Johnson, Willie