Arizona republican., 1895-08-15


 from to 8 inches wide, sold by Mrs. Lee this week from % to 30 cents, worth $l per yard. It is greater bargain in ribbons than ever offered before.
 Charles Close, young man who was found sleeping in box car, was brought betore Recorder Jobs yesterday to answer to the charge of vsgrsncy. He was found guilty and sentenced to serve five days on the street cleaning gang.
 The condition of Chas. T. Cornell, city recorder of Tucson, who went crazy in Los Angeles recently. is said to be improving. He still has fixed de- lusions but the medical director of the i institution where he is confined thinks that he will ultimately recover.
 The following transfers of real estate reported by Coggins & Brown. ab- stracters, were yesterday entered for record: J. 0. Goodwin to Chas. H. Jones, lot 3. block 2, Goldman's addi- tion. Tempe; B. N. Pratt to Leo. M. Hoghe, lots 22 and "A, block 19, Collins' addition.
 Attorney G. P. Bullsrd has brought four suits for damages against the Fow- Ter Bros. on behalf of J. H. Rigdon and sons. The suits grew out of the recent squabble between Rigdon and the | Powders over some cattle and in which it is alleged the Fowlers had Rigdon and his sons unlawsully arrested.
 Articles of incorporation of the Ari- zona Lime company were filed yester- pay. The incorporators are James l Budge and G. P. BuIlard. The incor- porstion will deal In mines, quarries, building material etc. The capital stock is S20, ,00O in shares of $10 each.
 The Last Chance mine located about six miles from Prescott, wss sold Tues day to Messrs. Dexter and Howe of Chicago. The purchasers will put up $15. 900 to develop the mine and place 8 mill on it for the reduction of the ore. The mine is 8 valuable one and we'll de- veloped. There was formerly a five. stamp mill on the properly but it burned down.
 Geo. Sargent, general agent of the Santa Fe road, at Kansas City, arrived in the city yesterday morning in com pany with Supt. R. E. Wells of the north and south road. They returned to Prescott on this mornings train. This is MT. Sargent's first visit to the valley and what he has noticed during his brief stay h.s given him very good impression of the country.
 A complaint has been sworn out in Justice Kincaid's court by Yldefonso Broemente against @ Mexican named Juan, for stealing saddle. The saddle i had been missing for some months but nothing was heard of it until recently when Broemente saw the saddle in pos session ot Juan and told the latter that he was proprietor of the saddle but Juan would not give it up but instead left the city. An officer has gone to locate the thief and property.
 Victor Hanny yesterday received a letter from Horace Sleator, the young Phenix cyclist who is making an envia- ble record on the coast. He says that he had good time in the San Diego races, with the exception that he was pocketed in the mile and half mile races. He is going to play the northern circuit very shortly and will ride in San Jose, San Francisco and various other places. The lad is coming to the front and has had several good opportunities offered him.
 Manuel Lopez and Mariana Endiola were tried yesterday morning by Jus tice Johns tone for fighting. They both Points, but the bartender and proprie. tor took hand in the row and elected them forcibly and then licked them out side. In view of the fact that they were both badly punished by the ga. loon men, whom, the justice contended, had no business to follow them outside of the premises, he let them both go without additional punishment.
 Tempe News: Constable Bolton this morning arrested Antonio Sotelo upon charge of assault with @ deadly weapon. The offense was committed last September, at which time Sotelo fed to Mexico. A week or SO ago he came back, but no immediate action was taken against him, the officers being willing to give him chance if he showed disposition to behave himself. This it seems i'm possible for Antonlo to do, as for several days he has been drinking and making himself generally OUuOXlOue III Iuo 0ycS Ol buc laW, Wltu the result that he will now have to an- swer to very serious charge.
 It was an amusing sight to see a man with four sails in the wind trying to walk up Washington street yesterday afternoon. He bumped up against the we'll dressed dummy Tn front of Goldberg Bros.' store. Not to be outdone in politeness he stepped back and looked at the dummy with his bleary eyes then said "scuse me ole man-hic-didn't mean-hic-to run into you-come long an have drink" |" Not getting any response, he again looked at the dummy and it daHned on