Arizona republican., 1896-03-31
of the International hotel at Nogales, is in the city on private business.


 is in the city on private business.
 Tomorrow from 4 till Mrs. Joseph A. Phillipps will be lat home" at her residence on North Fourth avenue prepared to receive, with Governor and Mrs. L. c. Hughes and Mrs. L.. M. Johns as the guests of honor.
 At the Lemon yesterday registered: Fortune sHarstal, Faribault, Minn W. H. King, San Francisco; Arthur A. Wight, Solomonville; D. Wightman, Pima; Jas. E. Porter, Show Low; s. J. Mcdonald, Pomona; D. Samuels, Po- mona; G. H. Roberts, Prescott.
 According ito a San Francisco dis patch John s. Murphy of Phoenix went insane on a Southern Pacific train near Bakersfield yesterday and was taken from the train at that point and placed under detention. No such person as John s. Murphy is known in Phoenix
 Eugene J. Trippel, receiver of the Tucson land office, arrived yester day from Tucson on private business and will make a stay of several days. He has not been in Phoenix for several years and is being warmly greeted by the many friends who knew him here during his residence in this val ley.
 At the Commercial yesterday regis tered: J. B. Breathitt, Tucson; Chas. H. Peck, Sit. Louis; Dr. c. F. s. Tite, Los Angeles; Geo. P. Kinsey and wife, Los Angeles; R. R. Coleman, Prescott; Jno. Lawler, Prescott; M. B. Morse, Minneapolis: T. M. Bertrand, Los An geles; J. W. Sullivan, Se.igman; Eu- gene J. Trippel, Tucson; A. F. Banta, Holbrook; T. A. Jones, Los Angeles.
 Work was started yesterday on the arrangements for the annual union picnic of the Sunday schools of Phoe- nix, the event last year having been so successful as to encourage the most elaborate preparations. While a num- Der are in favor of Mesa as a nearer point, it seems assured that the Has sayampa canyon will again be chosen for the picnic ground and that the Sabbath schools of Prescott will be invited ito join
 Business over the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix is holding up well, despite the approach of what is usually termed the dull season of the year. Yesterday three cars of sheep were shipped for Fl Paso over the line, as we'll as three carloads of wool for New York, via cattle go out for Los Angeles this morning, and these are but additions to a regular run of local outgoing freight that runs up to four carloads daily.
 At The Ford yesterday registered: Colin Cameron, Lochiel; W. A. Wilson, Kansas City; D. M. Ferry, Detroit; R. H. Cameron and wife, Flagstaff; Mar tin Buggelin and wife, Williams; Mrs. L. L. Ferrou, Williams; J. w. Norton, Yavapai; Frank James, San Francisco; Henry Bostwick, San Francisco; D. R. Davies, San Francisco; B. H. Adams, New York; l.. c. Hughes, Tucson; w. G. Dobie, Detroit; F. w. Rickenbaugh and wife, Toledo B. J. Nally, Chicago; J. B. Corners, Denver; Jno. Acklin, Toledo; R. B. Wells, Prescott.
 Several months ago there came to Phoenix suffering from consumption Albert Hagemeister, one of the pro- prfetors of the Green Bay brewery at Green Bay, Wisconsin. The disease was of the most virIIlent character and the young man died February 25 He had many excellent attributes and made many friends, one of the most attentive being J. A. Plattner. No reward, of course, had been expected, so MT. Plattner was surprised as well as highly pleased to receive yesterday a watch charm which, while made out of a S10 gold piece, had been so e.abo- rately engraved as to be worth at least $100. The token was accompanied by note from the relatives of the dead man stating it to be a testimonial of regard for the kindness by him ex- tended.