Arizona republican., 1895-08-18

IuO lOIlOW luG WcTo dLuUuR Guo OuG- going passengers on this mornings Santa Fe train: WI Sparks, Boston J. Y. T. Smith, Flagstaff; Mrs. G. Kellogg, Chicago, MT. and Mrs. J. G. Cobb and Mrs. W. Webster, Arkansas. A special engine went to Maricopa yesterday for carload of potatoes and car of lime that came through from Los Angeles by fast freight in the re- markedly short time of twenty-seven hours.
 Fl Paso is working hard to give 8 counter attraction to the great glove contest to come off in Dallas. They think that genuine bull fight would be a proper method of attracting the attention from Dallas.
 The Northern Addition railway is making rapid progress towards com pletion. A good many Phenicians who are now on the coast will be greatly sur prised when they return to find an. other electric line in operation. A caucus of the delegates to the na- tional irrigation congress at AlSuquer- que is called for on the 2d of September in this city. All canal companies and municipalities have the right to select their own delegates to the congress.
 The funeral of the Herschy child, who was drowned by falling into canal, was held yesterday morning from the undertaking rooms of Randall & Davis. A large crowd followed the remains of the little child to the ceme. tery.
 Jos. Hawley was before the recorder yesterday, not because he wished to pay his respects to that official, but to stand trial for being drunk and disor- derly. He was fined $3 and not having the ducats was relegated to the base. ment of the city hall.
 The Los Angeles Consolidated Elec- tric Railway company of Los Angeles, was sold yesterday for million and half dollars to syndicate representing the majority of the old bond holders. i M. H. Sherman is one of the heaviest stockholders in the system.
 Star: Gen. R. A. Johnson and Maj. John A. Black are taking turn about in letter from s. H. Drachman says they under h1s electric fan to the exclusion of the proprietor and his other guests.
 The following real estate transfers re- ported by Coggins & Brown, abstract CTS, were yesterday entered for record : Josiah Marbe and wife to Jeannette McGregor lot 23, block 8, Harbert's sub-Hom estead place; sheriff 10 Fran cis c. Hatch, neI of seM sec 2, tp 2 D :, r1e.
 A great irrigation enterprise is about to be undertaken in Winslow, whereby thousands of acres of fine land will be put in cultivation. The capital will be furnished by an English syndicate. The lands covered are of the finest character and will develop and build up that thrifty locality.
 Mir. L. L. Plank and family returned yesterday morning by way of the Santa Fe from their summer outing in Pres colt and Flagstaff. Mr. Plank reports the weather fine up there and the peo- pie ''just splendid" Judging by the way he is looking one would think that the fare was out of sight.
 A. H. Kohlund, advance agent of the new great syndicate shows, is in the city billing the town. The shows will be gwen in this city September II. c. M. Sturgis was awarded the contract for furnishing teams for billing the town and country and also to supply hay and grain for the great circus.
 Joe Connor and Little Billie, two we'll known restaurant men of the city, left last night for Frog Tanks to take charge of boarding house. Little Billie has the best of regulations as a chef and can cook the daintiest of mor- sels and an appetizing manner to please the palate of the most fastidious gourmand.
 A man who, during season of in- ebriety, had probably forgotten his name, was booked on the city prison register yesterday under the euphoni- ous name of John Doe as sleeping drunk The recorder gave him the opportunity of going free by planking up $3 or else spending few days on the chain gang.
 A colored man known as "Boss," was found in dying condition yesterday morning in saloon on block fl. He refused all offers of assistance and would not hear of being taken out to the county hospital. As it was appar- ent that if left where he was he would surely die, the officials were notified who will make an effort to have him taken to the asylum.
 The following is list of the outgoing passengers on last nights outgoing M & P. train: w. J. Stormer for Los An geles, Mrs. Geo. T. Beckers for Napa, Cal, M. A. Shelly for St. Paul, Minn., A. c. Sheldon for Minneapolis, T. Munger, Mrs. W. Smith and J. H. Caister and wife for Tucson, J. A. Cum mings for New Orleans, Mrs. Dr. Scroggs, Tempe, for Boston. A very much inebriated individual staggered up to Marshal Clark last