Arizona republican., 1895-12-22

one of the inmates. The city officers
 were called to help extinguish the flames.
 The Noonan-Swifty prize mill has
 been postponed till Tuesday evening at 1 the same place as before advertised. One of the city's religious societies is understood ito have objected to the use of the Sabbath day for a boxing con- i test
 A spirited horse ran away with a buggy containing two gentlemen yes l terday afternoon. The buggy upset in front of Tribolet's meat market, throw | ing out the occupants. One of the men was knocked senseless for a brief speriod.
 Yesterday was the last day of the 1 teachers institute netting at Prescott. Maricopa county was represented by ten teachers; three from Pima and none from Graham, Yuma or Cochise counties. The teachers will leave for their various homes today.
 South of Maricopa about forty miles the Williams brothers have several gold claims from which they expect to eventually become millionaires. The ore, and there is an immense amount of it, runs high in gold and is free milling. A half dozen miners are be- ing kept at development work.
 A itamale vendor last night made his escape from the precincts of block H minus his can of husk-wrapped mys- 'tery and with his mouth all bleeding from an encounter with a thieving ruffian. 'The block" now seems to be at it's worst and fairly inviting visitation of the wrath of Providence.
 Officer Steve Bailey exchanged shots with an cratic individual in the block Friday night. The fellow was full of tender gin and ran amuck. Nobody was hurt by the courteous exchange. The mans shoes and coat were, how ever, appropriated by the officer and are now awaiting the owner in the city jail.
 Probate Judge Grouse yesterday re- turned from attendance at the teach CTS institute at Prescott During his absence no less than a hundred per sons have called at his office and found it closed, among them being couples who desired marriage licenses and who haunted the court house all Friday awaiting the reappearance of the judge.
 There need be no further disputes over the site of the postoffice, for it will be located no place but on g.he present site.s IA letter was received at the postofice from Second Assistant Postmaster-G General Jones yesterday. ct hot tLo removed, but will stand in it's present location. The place will be enlarged and remodeled.
 Geo. Wilson, a peg-legged individual, is located in the county jail to await his trial for an attempted crime that is disgrace to our boasted civilization and in that landed Oscar Wilde behind rrlson bars. The crime was attempted on small boy Friday night who broke from the man and informed Officer Bailey who placed Wilson under ar rest
 A game of football was played yester- day at the Indian school between the Indians and the Phoenix boys. A very interesting game was played, both sides showing marked improvement in their work, the result of continual practice. After a hard fought battle the game was declared won by the Phoenix team at score Of 16 to 10. A good crowd from the city witnessed the game.
 The advance of the Indian is seen to be surely reality when viewed at the Indian school near Phoenix. Christ mas eve the pupils of the school will present cantata Santa Claus Dream,' and there will be exercises that best may show the adaptaibility of the Arizona tribes of the ways of the white men. It is to be regretted that the limited area of the school hall for bids an invitation to the general pub- lie.
 Al Williams, well known to everyone in Arizona as Coffee Al,' has found the press of business so great that he has been compelled to sell his cafe and hereafter will devote his entire time to his largr place. MT. Williams op- ened up his cafe with the idea of cater ing to first-class trade and the idea proved winner. He secured lease on the building for five years with the intention of erecting a modern build ing. MT. Jones of the Hotel Bruns- wick, Santa Anna, Cal, is the pur- chaser of the cafe. Coffee AZ will. as usual, be found at the old Annex" where he will give friends the same at tention as of old.
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