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Hon fl. D. Ross of the Prescott land office 3 d representative from Yavapai count n the assembly of the Sever teent IL legislature, arrived from the north llst night. He was accompanied by Hon. R. N. Fredericks, a promin mt Mason of the territory and a banker O. Prescott.
 MT. w. F. Holder has taken posi- tion in the x. F. F. & P. offices. His thorough familiarity with every depart ment Of railroading and his long ac- qnaintsnce as s. P. agent at Maricopa with the travelling public and Summer tourists of Phoenix make him a particu larly valuable man.
 Mrs. Adams, wife of Rev. Geo. H. Adams, who for some time has been totally blind, is delighted to find her vision almost totally restored. Dr. Ancil Martin performed very delicate operation upon her eyes about month ago and when the bandsges were re- moved the sight was almost complete.
 In police court yesterday a suspicious character was on trial for cum bering the earth without good and sufficient cause. He pied guilty and when sen-
 
 upon him he removed the foundation of the case by paying the fine. Two other unim portant offenders were discharged.
 A row occurred in one of the down town saloons in which the dealer of a stud poker game had his face pretty badly cut. The troub ble came over $2 that the dealer had lent the man and during very heated argument about the money the dealer was struck in the face with some kind of blunt instru- ment.
 Frank Hartwell returned Sunday from the dam on the Agua Fria, where | he has been making some more phOtO- graphs of the progress of the work of | the Agua tria Construction company. MT. Hartwell reports the work on the | dam going on at lively rate. He made some very fine pictures of the workings.
 | The announcement of the coming of | the Calhoun Opera Company in mag nlfcent production of ''Amorlta," with new costumes and decorations, will dou btless rouse 8 thrill of pleasant memories in the hearts of lovers of the better class of comic opera. "Amorita" is one of the operas of which one never tires. Thousands have laughed at the comedy parts and been thrilled with it's charming music.
 The Santa Fe, Prescott X Ph9nix yes- terday sold four tickets to Los Angeles via Ash Fork. The Southern Pacific rate via Maricopa is met. The time card has not been definitely arranged | hut lIF Fn only slightly if at all from the present time. The freight business of the new road is rapidly going. Several cars of hay and grain were sent out last night to points on the A. & P.
 Among yesterdays arrivals over the north and south road were w s. Moore and wife of Prescott. MT. Moore came to Pb9niX last winter for hie health and staid until the middle of summer when he went to Prescott where he has been ever since. He intends remain | ing in PhpniX until next Friday when he returns to Prescott, and from there he goes to San Francisco, where he takes his old position with the Pacific | Mutual Insurance company.
 A fight occurred in the; alley back of the Central saloon last night in which one of the parties had his face pretty badly disfgured. The men had some difficulty in the saloon and decided to go to the alley and settle it. The larger of two hoored his man and then fell upon top of him. They rolled around the alley until the smaller of the two set his teeth in the nose of the man on top and began chewing it. They were parted before any very seri- ous harm was done.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record : Freeling and Friday Neahr to Eugene E. Sanguinetti and John Gondofo, deed, undivided half interest in ne1l, sec. r, tp. l, n. r. ? G., $200; James Y. Simms to H. E. Lantry, lots r, 19. 2l, , block ?, Simms' addition, $3.000; E. Hidden and wife to Lavina Emerson, lot q and east thirty feet of lot l9, block P, University addition, $3,0O0 Butler Cooper to Alice NJ. Stroud, lot 5. block 4, Churchill's, $500.
 Pinney & Robinson yesterday closed deal with Pop Field, travelling sales man for the Sterling bicycle. for S8, 500 worth of bicycles. They have rented one of the store rooms in the Ford building and will carry besides bicycles complete line of bicycle supplies. They have the agency for Arizona and good part of New Mexico, and they intend to make this distributing point for their wheels. A salesman will be kept on the road most of the time by them. The Sterling is high grade wheel and is ridden by some of the best riders in the country. They will run ranoir shon in connection with tha