Arizona republican., 1896-08-23


 be very interesting. Services will be held at 7:45, new time
 Allowing four square feet for each person to stand on there has been enough ground laid off in Phoenix and additions to afford standing room for $500 900 peopley or equal to the spopa- lation of the whole Pacific slope. These figures are from Engineer Eichelherger, who has compiled new map. Truly Phoenix is a great place.
 Deputy Sheriff Munds of Yavapai county will arrive sthis morning from Bowie, having in charge Frank Kelly, the man who is accused of the rape of his 13-year-old cousin at Ash Fork. He is prominent man and was con- nected with the railroad company at the junction. Much indignation is felt at Ash Fork and some talk of lynching Kelly.
 A meeting of the Phoenix Creamery association was held yesterday after noon. They are having some difficulty in finding a suitable location for the creamery building. The board of su- pervisors has made a proposition to rent a lot on Jackson street, but it is too small They expect to find loca- tion shortly and have the plant in op- eration in six weeks.
 William Kimball, an old and re- spected citizen of Bonita creek, left home on Saturday last and not return ing, Sheriff Wright of Solomonville, was notified, as it was feared Kimball may have been killed by Indians. The bodies of Kimball and his horse were found a couple of days ago about three miles from Ben Parke' ranch, both having been killed by lightning. The horse was lying on the head and shoulders of Mr. Kimball and both bodies were in an advanced state of decomposition. -~... .=5.a --.-
 A woman named Georgia Redmond, a resident of block Al, yesterday ap- piled to Justice Johnstone for a war rant for the arrest of man who makes his headquarters in the block, named Frank Serrano. She stated that the previous evening she wanted to enjoy herself and had $100 in gold on her person. Serrano knew of this fect and persuaded her to give him the money for safe keeping until her de bauch" was over. She consented and yesterday morning had conversation with him about the money and told him to keep it for her until evening. In the erternoon she asked for the re- turn Of the money, but he denied that she had given him a cent, insinuating that she was dreaming or was drunk. She applied to Justice Johnstone, but that official told her that as there was no positive proof that she turned the money over to Serrano he could not issue a warrant.
 A band of the Tempe gypsies were in Phoenix yesterday and their pc culiar dress attracted considerable at tention. They are not exactly gypsies, but nomadic Brazilians They are a part of large colony looking over the states for a place to locate. While in the city yesterday they purchased sev- eral head of horses and altogether spent several hundred dollars. They are we'll supplied with Spanish and English gold. Their leader had a mar row escape from being lynched at Los Lunas, New Mexico He became infat- uated with young girl there and tried to carry her away, but was captured in the attempt. Through the medium of the gold with which the band is well supplied he escaped punishment, but an indignant populace tried hard to ornament a tree with his carcass. Marshal Clark gave them orders to leave town by nightfaM as they are known to be rather light fingered.