Arizona republican., 1895-03-13
with the old firm of Holmes, Lindsley & Gregory for the past year.

With the old firm of Holmes, LlndSley & Gregory for the past year.
 Henry D. Underwood was yesterday appointed attorney for William E. Pope, to transfer to Frank H. Wood worth judgment against the South Gila Canal company for the sum of $22, ,535. .49.
 s. W. Beatch, the we'll known school teacher at Cave Creek, died yesterday. 1 His remains have been embalmed and will be forwarded over the Santa Fe, Prescott x Phoenix railroad to Mor- roworth, Kan.
 All who are found wandering about the streets tonight after z o'clock without being masked are liable to re- ceive liberal sprinkling of flour from the jewellers. Just to lend coloring to the shades of night.
 Chas. Ackers and wife of Prescott while watching the parade from their buggy on Washington street yesterday, were run into by running horse and had their buggy overturned. The par ties received no injuries.
 D. c. McDill, the efficient foreman of Kellner's ranch. "Richland Stock Farm," was in Phoenix yesterday taking in the celebration. Mir. McDill is sad to be one of the best informed men on ranching in Arizona.
 Yesterday morning while MT. Cor man was at work on the streets he was nimb ble fingered thief. Mir. German is the California man that has been doing the decorating of our streets.
 Registered at the Sixth Avenue hotel yesterday were c. A. Green baum and wife. S. J. Kilt, Tucson; D. J. Brannen, Flagstaff; J. M. Reardon, Flagstaff; Gertrude Pohner, Chas. Pohner. Ben Pohner, James s. Fulton, Denver.
 Forty acres of land one and three quarter miles north of town on east side Black canon road. water right, will be sold by Kirkland & Strong for $l00 per acre. This is bargain as com pared with prices of adjoining land.
 A special train will leave Tempe at 10 8. m. today to enable persons to at tend the bicycle races. Also a special train will leave Tempe at 10 8. m. March IA for the cowboy tournament. Persons may return, leaving Phoenix at p. ID. For the round trip, 75 cents.
 Dr. Scott Helm was yesterday ap- pointed surgeen-in- chief of the $. F., P. & P. R. R., and also has charge of the hospital recently tabl!shed in Phe- nix in the Churchill addition and un- der the care of the Sisters of Charity.
 Ex Sheriff Campbell and ex- Recorder Fred Nelson. of Apache county, are still in the city. They hope to go home to Winslow with the satisfaction of having accomplished the creation of Navajo county with the aid of the champions of the measure, Messrs. Aspin wall and Barnes.
 The Good Templars will hold public meeting in the Alhamb bra school house tomorrow night in behalf of Ideal Lodge No. B, which will meet there hence forth. Rev. s. c. Davis of Phoenix will deliver the principal address of the evening, though other prominent mem- bers will make short talks.
 ! Remem Der that Phoenix, the capital of the coming state of Arizona and the metropolis of the southwest, offers bet ter inducements with surer returns for handsome profit than any city in the country. We have several eXtraordi nary good bargains. Call at once on Kirkland & Strong, opposite Commer- cial hotel.
 The ball game between the Fort 1 Whipple boys and the Phoenix ball team takes place at g 80 this morning. This will be close game and both clubs are confident of winning. No charge will be made for admission to the park, but there will be charge of ten cents for seats in the grand stand. There is very valuable prize to be given by Manager Pratt to the yietors of the game.
 The bicycle races which take place at the park this afternoon will be well worth attending. In the ten mile race between the horse and bicycle there has been change. Instead of allowing change of riders, Sleator and Long will ride the ten miles alone on the tandem. Kid Sleator will also try and lower the half mile coast riding. U. E. Vaughn of Chicago will do some fancy riding. He will ride quarter of mile on a wheel backwards, and a mile. riding only one wheel.
 Victor Hanney had another foot race Monday evening with hobo named James Carney. MT. Carney considering it time to have pair of spring trousers and not wishing to pay cash for them, went into Gold berg's store and. selecting pair that suited him, placed them under his coat and started for the front door. He started through the Central saloon, closely fol- lowed by Vic, who captured him in the alley. He was given thirty days by Recorder Schwartz yesterday morning. 1 We have several fine dwelling houses 1 for sale KIRKIANn & SrpoNc