Arizona republican., 1896-11-29

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 Other Matters.
 The Yale and Princeton football teams each cleared over $14, 1000 on the recent game.
 A man named Wilson is at Prescott's county hospital for injuries received at Ash Fork, where train crushed his foot badly.
 Picked teams from Companies B and c played football at Fort Whipple Thanksgiving day. Company c won by a score of 20 to O.
 J. s. Detwiler popular engineer on the S. F., P & P. railroad, will be married December to Miss Anne Ebel of Oconomowoc, Wis. The wedding will occur at Williams.
 "The New Testament Church will be the subject of the sermon by Rev. Cal Ogburn in the Christian church at o'clock this evening. Regular morning service at il o'clock.
 J. D. Lorraine, who runs a saloon in block 41, reported to the police yes terday that thieves had broken into the saloon during the previous night. Several bottles of liquor and boxes of cigars were taken.
 Seligman is having an incipient real estate boom. Deeds for three lots in that town have been filed for record. L. D. Gale was the purchaser of all of them, the sellers being May Bryant, B.
 
 The students at the Central high school have rhetorical exercises every third Friday in the month. In this way their parents can judge of their progress in school work. The visits of parents are always a helpful encour- agement to the teachers.
 A new time card will go into effect on the S. F., F. & P. railroad tomor- row whereby the southbound night train will leave Ash Fork at 7:15 in stead of at $50 as heretofore. This change is made so as to make connec- tions with all westbound trains on the "A. & P. railroad.
 While Mrs. Troops and her daugh- \ter, Miss Rosa, were at the minstrel performance Friday night, a sneak thief entered their residence through the front door, which was unlocked, forced open a bureau drawer with a pair of scissors and abStracted there from a guitar and a two-bit piece, leav- ing several articles of jewelry unmo- tested.
 Constable Joe Porterie yesterday morning arrested Chinese vegetable gardener for leaving his horse united on the street. Attorney Flannigan de tended the Chinaman, who swore that the animal was secured. The officer testified to the contrary, but for lack of witnesses to the alleged infraction of the ordinance the Celestial was discharged.
 Robert Doll has purchased the Gila Monster mine, sixteen miles north of Phoenix the purchase price being $10,0OO. The mine has not been in op- eration for some time and MT. Doll will shortly set force of men to work. The Gila Monster has been good pro- ducer. The ore is free milling gold, with some concentrates. There is a ten-stamp mill on the property.
 George H. Smalley, a young east ern newspaper man, has purchased several acres of land under the Ari- Zona canal and with his brother will try farming as beneficial change from the arduous duties of newspaper life. P. J. Smalley, father of the young man, and editor of the St. Paul Globe, has commissioned his sons to select desirable tract of land for him, as he intends coming here shortly to / live.
 The Young Peoples society of the First M E. church will give musicale next Friday evening, December 4, in the basement of the church. The pro- ceeds will be donated to a fund for the pipe organ. Among those who will contribute towards making the enter tainment a success will be Mrs. Neigh ton, Mrs. Rickenbaugh and Will c. Barnes. Professor Feuerstein will give a violin solo and will also con- duct the orchestra.
 Dr. D. J. Brannen, the well known Flagstaff physician, will be married next month to Miss Felicia A. Marley of St. Ignace, Mich. The doctor is a brother of Phil Brannen, the popular salesman at Goldbergs, and is highly esteemed throughout the territory both socially and professionally. He has chosen for bride young woman of high intellectual worth and charm