Arizona republican., 1896-02-20

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 Anastasio Madueno is now an inmate of the county jail, having been brought
 in from the Union mine by. Deputy Sheriff Gibson. About month ago
 the Mexican fired several rife shots into the haIbitation of another Mexican
 with the hope of killing the inmate, but failed. The officers have been looking for him ever since.
 Last evening as soon as the parade was over Will Cox, who was riding a horse in the procession, attempted to pick a stone from the street without dismounting from the animal, a feat familiar to all cowboys. He lost his balance and fell to the ground, break ing his leg. Dr. Hughes dressed his injuries.
 The city is now filled with strangers and a fair estimate would place the number of people on the streets yester- day at about 12,00O. All the hotels and lodging houses are filled, but so far all the visitors have succeeded in finding comfortable accommodations and at reasonable prices. There has not been single case of eXtortion reported.
 The ladies of the Christian church had such a run at their chicken dinner yesterday that forty chickens soon dis appeared and crowds were turned away because there was nothing more to eat. Fully 300 meals were served. They will serve another dinner today and will be prepared to feed nearly double the number that partook of the toothsome chicken yesterday.
 Last night at the offices of the gov ernor and secretary of the territory in the city hall was held a reception given in honor of the visitors from Los Angeles and Tucson. There was no speechmaking, it being more of an informal gathering for the purpose of getting acquainted. Governor Hughes and other territorial and county dig nitaries were present to assist ia mak- ing the evening pleasant for the visit OTIS.
 The programme for today's festivi- ties is as follows: At the park, con- mencing at g a. m., will be held the bicycle races; open air concert at city hall plaza, g a. m.; guard mount at Camp Hatch, 9,30 a. m.; grand fire mems tournament at p. m.; dress pa rade, Camp Hatch, twenty minutes before sunset. The days festivities will conclude with grand pyrotechnic display opposite Camp Hatch at 7:30 in the evening.
 Tucson Citizen: Marshal Meade is determined to bring prize-fghting to an end in Arizona or prove the law a mockery. IA few days since pugi- listic encounter of that character took place at Bisbee. Warrants were at once sent out for the principals and be- fore this time they are undoubtedly under arrest. No exceptions as to time and place or parties will be made, but as violators of the law all will be ar rested and prosecuted to a finish.
 Ed Craig, the colored one legged barber in the Commercial hotel shop, has temporarily lost the use of his re- maining neither limb. Although hay ing only one leg Craig is bicycle en- thusiast and gets around as lively on one as any of his two legged brethren. Yesterday he had the misfortune to collide with Wm Pickerells buggy and was thrown from his wheel, break ing his one sound leg. MT. Pickerell picked up the injured man and took him home for medical treatment.
 The latest pamphlet of the chamber of commerce, compiled Fby Secretary Bruce Perley, was issued yesterday and will soon be ready for general dis tribution. It is neat and handy, and the advertisements with which it is filled do not in the least detract from the value of the work. The pamphlet is on new plan It is not intended as a literary production and yet interest ingly, though alphabetically, tells the story of the valleys and the city's ad- vantages. Th illustrations are almost entirely new and a large number are secured by artistically grouping a half dozen 'fglimpses" upon each of the illustrated pages.
 Superintendent Honshell of the Mar icopa & Phoenix is now in proud pos session of real oil-burning loco motive. Yesterday morning one of the ten-wheeled engines which has been overhauled in the local shops was taken out for trial. The oil jets worked perfectly, terrific heat was developed within a few minutes and steam was at the "pop-off" point be- fore the yards had been cleared. Af- ter lively run of few miles, the en- zine was taken back to the depot and thence sent to Mesa on forty mile initial trip, to pull an excursion train. The new fuel process works without a