Arizona republican., 1895-07-18

Tempe to Chicago. The grapes come from the vineyards of Chaplain Scott and Murphy, and are of the Sultana and Earn Sagus varieties.
 A carload of potatoes arrived yester- day morning over the Santa Fe road for E. F. Kellner from Los Angeles. The car came through in thirty hours, the fastest freight time yet made from that city to Phoenix.
 The remains of Mrs. Josie Austin, who died Monday night of tubercu- losis, were shipped to Minneapolis thls morning on the Santa Fe road. The deceased has relatives in that city and interment will be made tn ere.
 Drawings are now being prepared by Architect Norton for one of the most novel and unique stone structures ever erected in Phoenix. This building will be constructed on South Second avenue with G. B. Perkins at the head of the enterprise.
 Profs. W. H. Nelson and o. Burke are here from Prescott, where they gave an especially successful balloon ascension aud parachute drop last Sun day. They repeat the exhibition at Phoenix park next Sunday at p. m. No admission fee will be charged.
 There is some talk of adding fourth story to the Ford building, and Dr. Ford may yet decide to have it done. The work is rapidly progressing and by the beginning of September the doors will be thrown open to accommodate the heavy fall influx of visitors.
 An exciting runaway occurred yester. day morning on First avenue. A farmer was driving Into town on a wagon that was without bed. His mules gave 8 sudden lurch and the driver lost his balance and both wheels on the left side of the wagon passed over his legs. He was not severely in- jured.
 During the Fourth of July celebra- tion valuable shotgun WAS stolen from Capt. Buchanan, says the Prescott Courier. The gun was finally located in Phoenix; also the man supposed to have stolen it. Deputy Sheriff Munds left for Phenix last evening to bring back the man so charged, he being un- der arrest at that point.
 In all probability game of baseball will shortly be played to determine the championship of Arizona. The Tucson club and nine picked from Flagstaff, Winslow and Williams. Moneyed n en of Tucson are willing to back their local team for any amount and an effort is being made to have the game come of ln Flagstaff next month.
 Hans Herlick left last night over the Santa Fe for St. Louis. From that point he will go direct to Germany and will see his parents for the first time in many years. His wife is already in Germany and will return with him some time during the autumn. During the absence of MT. Herlick his business will be looked after by Wm. Dowell.
 Captain J. W. Crenshaw has at last decided upon taking brief respite from the incessant grind of legal busi- ness and left for Greenville, Ala, his former home. He has not visited his parents iu ten years and his eastern trip is solely for that purpose and to review the scenes of his childhood days. He expects to remain several weeks.
 The following transfers of real estate reported by Coggins & Brown, abstract CTS, were yesterday entered for record :: Tempe Land and Improvement com. pany to Ella F. Taylor lot 19, block II West Tempe, $200; P. J. Eisenbe and wife to John Foss neI sec twp 1sr @, $7,000; E. Irvine to Harry W. Young bond for deed to lot 5, block g, Irvine's addition. $500.
 Col. W. c. Hadley is making exten- sive Improvements on the Phoenix park which he recently leased for 6 term of five years. The pavilion has been fixed up and after campmeeting is over a series of light comedy and operatic productions will be staged. On ladies' nights at the natatorium hereafter he will have an orchestra in attendance for the benefit of the fair sex.
 The examination of Wilsey Peek, charged with appropriating the funds Of the postotfice, took place before Court Commissioner Crenshaw yester- day morning. U. s. District Attorney Ellinwood was present to prosecute the case. Peek waived examination and was bound over to await the action of the grand jury with his bond placed at $25O. The amount was promptly fur nished.
 Outbound passengers by the Mari. copa & Phoenix last night were J. ". Crenshaw for Greenville, Ala, Wm. Salmon for Colton. A. B. McCadden for Minneapolis, 0. W. Harwood for Ben son, Mrs. A. F. Chsmpie and daughter for San Antonio. Hans Herlick for St. Louis. E. 0. Briggs for Napa, Cal, c. E. Ainsworth for Los Angeles, W. H. Barnes for Tucson, T. D. Satterwhite for Tucson, H. H. Morrison for New York, E. E. Cook, Martinez, Cal.
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